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What Meiya taught Takeru about nations in the last world.

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Technology that controls thoughts and emotions is a regular part of the fight against the BETA. This is one of the darker aspects of humanity's war for survival.

The Fubuki's acoustic sensor picks up that a member of Red Team is moving. It appears to be trying to move around behind Takeru and Meiya.

Meiya draws the one coming after them away, while Takeru watches for the unseen TSF. Chizuru faces off against the last TSF while moving into a position where she can aid the others.

He takes off, saying there’s no time to waste. In doing so, he leaves behind the rest of 207 Platoon. He's forgotten that he has to work with the rest of his team.

His TSF is ripped apart and sinks into a sea of BETA.

A muffled voice comes in via an encrypted line, echoing deep within their heads. This is the activation trigger for a post-hypnotic suggestion given to all surface pilots.

Takeru is over-excited because the stimulant was too strong. “Shirogane Takeru the hero is back!”

The veteran Surface Pilot dodges Takeru’s surprise attack, and counterattacks. Takeru is faster, though, and lands a finishing blow.

A muffled voice comes in via an encrypted line, echoing deep within their heads. This is the activation trigger for a post-hypnotic suggestion given to all surface pilots.

Marimo opens herself up to her student. Not as an instructor, or as a soldier.

Takeru misinterprets things and thinks his team isn't considered strong enough to fight. He's told, however, that because 207 is the most mobile unit they're being given the critical mission of getting the ammo.

Takeru’s Fubuki flies through the ruins of a residential area, and receives the first shows of the match from Red Team.