After the revolutionary war, Tatsumi was able to survive the fight with the emperor. No longer willing to stay in the Empire after seeing so much death, so he leaves in search for a new start in his life, and this journey starts with a girl named Ry...
Senketsu's eye starts to water as he jumps into Mako's arms, grateful that at least someone can understand what he's saying.
Mikisugi: Wait you can hear Senketsu?
Mako: No, but I know how he's feeling because I'm feeling the same way too.
Inumuta: It seems like we're all going to want to go after Matoi now. I just was able to hack into Honnouji's system and found something you may take interest in.
He pulls up a picture of Satsuki Kiryuin in her cage naked.
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Gamagoori: Lady Satsuki!
Sanageyama: She's alive!
Gamagoori: *Covering the screen* No one look at her.
Sanageyama: What's going on I can't see through the monitor.
Nonon: Lady Satsuki is chained up, and naked.
Sanageyama: NAKED!
Inumuta: Would you guys shut up. I'm trying to hear something.
Inumuta raises the volume a bit to see that Satsuki was sharpening her toenail. She hasn't even given who come close to giving up yet. This ignites a fire in the Elite Four as they now have hope that they can win.
Soroi: Thank the heavens she's still alive.
Nonon: Jeez, we almost didn't hear her because of all of the yappin'.
Gamagoori: I'm sure we all have a good idea of what we're going to do next.
Sanageyama: If it involves busting Lady Satsuki out the hell yeah. Looks like it's laundry day at Honnouji.
Mikisugi: Since Ryuko is no longer reliable, and Satsuki is our only hope of beating Ragyo. It's time to pull out my trump card. The S.S. Naked Sun!
He presses a button that turns the entire secret base into a ship. That sets out to Honnouji to face Ragyo for the final fight.
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