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What Meiya taught Takeru about nations in the last world.

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Takeru isn't home yet. There was something she wanted to tell him, but she doesn’t think she can do it directly.

After questioning, Takeru can’t even stand on his own two feet due to the drugs. He's taken by a medic to his room.

Only his own mind, and the memories of the people in the other world, will keep him attached to reality. If they waver, Takeru may cease to be.

He can’t go back. He’ll have to live the rest of his life suffering for his choice to run away.

He couldn’t tell her about the other world, though. Marimo speaks, and says she wants to hear about what happened, and why he cried, someday.

He thanks Jinguuji-sensei for caring so much about him. After their meal, he bows to his teacher. It's a scene you might see anywhere.

Yuuko asks him the first thing he really noticed after coming back. Marimo was the direct trigger for him fleeing to this world. Does his consciousness affect causality somehow?

Who I was talking to? Marimo-chan... But she's not Marimo-chan anymore...

Preparations are made for Takeru to return to his original world. When 24 hours pass after Kasumi stops observing him, he won't be able to come back.

When Takeru asks if Marimo's death meant nothing at all to her, Yuuko simply tells him that she doesn't need him anymore.

Yuuko tells him to come to her immediately if he notices anything.

He stalks through the base like a walking corpse, seeking a way home.