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Takeru's diversionary tactics succeeded in cutting a path through the Fort Class.

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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.

Takeru had heard that General Ayamine had fled in the face of the enemy at the battle of Gwangju.

Sagiri served under Shuukaku and looked up to him like a father.

What Meiya said at the PX was fundamentally the same as what Sagiri said.

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.

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.