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Yuuko stops Takeru as he heads for the rooftop. She knew he was going to jump off the roof and make himself disappear as well.

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Yuuhi asks Sgt. Jinguuji if she can speak to the members of 207 individually, and she agrees.

Asked his goal, Takeru answers “humanity’s victory” without hesitation.

Irma says she’s a Finnish war refugee who lost her home to the BETA.

Takeru is aware that he’s a Japanese citizen and will take responsibility for his words.

The US government planned to involve themselves in the coup, save Yuuhi and end the battle, giving them even more of an upper hand in the US-Japan relationship.

Yuuhi is suffering from her inability to heal her exhausted people, but through her desire to protect the people, their soul, and their nation, Takeru learns what a nation is.

Yuuhi thanks Takeru, and says she hopes that what they discussed may provide him with a clue to solving his problems.

Yuuhi says that persuading the rebels is her duty, but Meiya says that it’s not.

Takeru doesn’t know what to say to Miki, but Kamiyo tells him Yuuhi wants to see him.

Sagiri and his men knew this, but still followed the wrong path. There is one chance they have left at redemption.

Yuuhi says that Chizuru's father was a loyal servant of hers, and she feels no end of sadness at his passing. But she wants her to endure just a little while longer.

Miki weeps at the fact that they’ve gotten people like Irma, who fights the BETA for her family and her homeland, involved in a battle between humans.