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The Susano-O had been kept in storage in an unfinished state. The development of the G-Bombs, a much easier to use weapon, made it less valuable.

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Since anyone who talks to Takeru will cease to recognize him, he sits on a bench with nowhere to go. Exhausted and miserable, he falls into a dreamless sleep.

"Marimo was killed right in front of me, and when I got scared and ran away, she was killed in "this world" as well."

The joy of seeing Sumika refuse to give up. The sadness of having no choice but to reject Sumika in order to protect her. Takeru is tempted to turn around right now.

Sumika seems to have some idea of what Takeru is talking about, but she denies it, saying that memories accumulate and that that she'll just remember more about Takeru.

"If I forget you, Takeru, I won't be me anymore! I'm only me when I have my memories of you!"

Even if she doesn't die, her contact with Takeru would deprive her of his memory. So he shoves Sumika away again, telling her to stay away from him.

According to Yuuko, the cause of Marimo's death was that Takeru came into this world carrying that information. Sumika listens intently. She knows that Takeru is not lying.

Tsukuyomi and the maids greet him brightly in the morning day. Maybe it's out of consideration for the broken heart of the future husband of the master they serve.

I'll never forget Takeru! I won't let him be alone! I'll always be with him!

Yuuko hears his request. First, though, she has to take the things to the hospital.

Takeru enters the school, taking one long good look. Sumika, who had just arrived at school, was also at the entrance.

A basketball goal fell on the students in the gym class. Her classmates say that Sumika was beneath it.