Hanayui no Shou: Scenario 8-4B

Hanayui Chapter 8 - Neverending Friendship
Completion bonus scenario 3 - National Defense Strategy Game 3
Chikage's room
Su: Enemy air raid! They're targeting our military facilities!
Ch: If you let them bomb those, your weapon development will be interrupted for a while.
Wa: Uh, there are lots of red dots on the screen... Are those the enemy planes? Can they even shoot down that many of them?
To: Wakaba-san. "You don't see enemy planes. You feel them."
Su: Those are the words of Zero Fighter Kotetsu*, the man who shot down 202 planes by himself!
Gi: Who *is* that...?
To: Type 87 self-propelled anti-aircraft gun, preparing to fire!
Su: Weapons that didn't exist back then can wipe them out in no time at all!
Gi: Oh man, I'm kinda beat. Wakaba-san, I'm gonna make some tea.
To/Su: No.
Gi: Huh?
Su: How could you think of having tea or sweets while these men are fighting for our country?
To: Could it be that you don't love our nation?
To/Su: We shall not desire until victory is achieved.*
Wa: Wha...! H-Hey, Chikage, how much longer is this game going to take?
Ch: Well... If they lose, it's game over right away...
To: The puny Red Fleet doesn't stand a chance against the might of the Imperial Japanese Navy!
Su: The 1st Air Fleet is moving out!
Gi: It doens't look like they're gonna lose this one...
Ch: But at this rate, it won't take much longer...
Su: We've received an encrypted telegram! "Tora-tora-tora" - our surprise attack has been successful!
To: "The Allied forces are retreating." We did it, Sumi-chan!
Su: Tougou-san! I'm so moved!
Wa: Phew, it's finally over.
Gi: There's your victory, does that mean I can desire now? Time for snacks!
To: No. Our military's objective is to unite the world under one banner.
Gi: Huh?!
Su: All corners of the world belong to our nation!
Wa: This has nothing to do with defending the country anymore...
To/Su: All forces, attack!!

*Nickname of Iwamoto Tetsuzou. Named after Kotetsu, the sword of Shinsengumi commander Kondou Isami.
*Propaganda slogan used to stigmatize those who complained about shortages during WWII as unpatriotic.