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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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207 and the 19th head forward at top combat speed.

Yuuhi asks Takeru to give Meiya the doll, the one thing she was able to take with her.

Yuuko says that America’s goal is to use the G bombs outside their territory and rule the post-war world. Undersecretary Tamase says he can’t rule out the possibility.

Japan is now in a dangerous state, and Yokohama base is on alert.

Takeru meets Meiya and says he's going to see Yuuko. He’s worried about Alternative V.

The Undersecretary asks for their help, as Japanese. But Yuuko says as a Japanese, she thinks America just wants to avoid the BETA reaching their homeland.

Takeru couldn’t understand how they could feel that way, but after a certain event that changed.

America is looking for a chance to take independent action, but Yokohama Base can’t do anything without proper paperwork. The discussion goes nowhere.

Takeru goes to the roof and sees Ayamine there holding a letter.

Takeru couldn’t understand how they could feel that way, but after a certain event that changed.

A nation exists within people's hearts, and people exist alongside a nation, Meiya says.

Takeru's gratitude reached Kasumi, but more than that, she felt uncertain.