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Hearing Takeru's reason for fighting, Meiya renews her desire to find her own reason. Her eyes were turned towards…

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If the Americans can handle E3 and they can pass through the old Hiekawa Toll Booth before the encirclement is complete, they’ll have won.

Sagiri Naoya, an Imperial Army Officer, is the man in the coup plotter’s broadcast.

Those who thought strengthening relationships with the U.N. would only make Japan suffer more caused the coup.

Takeru thoughts that Sagiri and his men were similar to Meiya in the way they cared for the Shogun and the people, but that was wrong.

Meiya refuses Tsukuyomi’s protection and orders them to put an end to this situation immediately.

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.

Meiya is shocked that Tsukuyomi and her team aren’t heading to the capital even though they’re in the royal guard, and acts rudely towards a high-ranking officer.

Those who thought strengthening relationships with the U.N. would only make Japan suffer more caused the coup.

Takeru thoughts that Sagiri and his men were similar to Meiya in the way they cared for the Shogun and the people, but that was wrong.

Sagiri’s plotters quickly take the prime minister’s residence.

Meiya apologizes for Tsukuyomi’s attitude, but Takeru understands it's only natural that she’d think that way.