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Takeru, still unable to sleep, catches some night breeze. When Captain Isumi asks him why he is fighting, he replies that it is to recover what is important to him, what he has destroyed.

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The Base Commander says that after abandoning the US-Japan security treaty after the fall of Sadogashima and handing over its rights and duties to COSEAN, America has no right to intervene.

Takeru asks about the Shogun’s safety. Tsukuyomi tells him the plotters have turned their backs on the Imperial Capital Castle and aren’t pointing their guns at it.

During the rescue operation, there was an unethical plan to shoot sleeping citizens with tranquilizers and force them into refugee camps.

Sakon has been quiet until now. When he mentions Takeru, Yuuko glares at him and he leaves, saying he’s going to “do his job”.

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 is angry that the coup leader can’t control his own men.

Tsukuyomi says she’s been told that the forces fighting to retake the capital were selected from the absolute defense line and 2nd defense line.

As a Japanese, Takeru should know that the Americans aren’t worth trusting after all the things they’ve done to abandon Japan.

Takeru leaves the command room and Instructor Jinguuji begins her briefing.

Takeru is shocked to hear that the prime minister, who is Chizuru's father, was killed.

The Royal Guard has deployed in force to protect the Shogun and the Imperial City Castle from the coup plotters.