Farewell: Mitsurugi Meiya 4|keyframe card

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If you've got no choice but to die, you should at least do it in whatever way will allow those left behind to best capitalize on your sacrifice. You're like a swordsman who never sheathes his blade.

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Hearing Yuuko's guess, Takeru finally realized that what Sumika was about to say in that park was the truth about her diaries.

"I thought everything was going to be all right, that this time we would be able to save the world. But on the day of that exercise, everything came crashing down."

The park where the children play is tinted with dusk. It is about time for everyone except Takeru, who is a foreigner in the world, to start heading home.

Takeru tells Sumika about the other world. He gets to the part about the XM3 Trials.

Takeru thought she had come to pick him up because he was running late, but Meiya says she doesn't know about the promise to go out together.

Meiya's memory leakage extends to the point where she can't even remember what she's doing here with Takeru.

The contents of the bag that Yuuko had given Takeru were a transporter that Yuuko had made with the materials she had on hand. Takeru is surprised at the unexpected cheapness of the device.

The only way to thank those who died is for those who survived to use what they taught us. Only then can you accept the death of a comrade.

The others leave. As she goes, Usuki gives Takeru some food. A welcome present?

The materials prepared by the other Yuuko included information on what to do if Takeru abandoned his mission and ran away.

The methods written in the documents were constructed without contradiction. She was unaware of the possibility that Marimo would die.

To continue to endure a world where he must suffer the deaths of others and to one day save all the worlds he has been involved in. Only Takeru, the causal conductor, can do this.