Kallen walked off leading Ohgi trying to grapple with his internal turmoil. Everything Kallen said was true and it ate at him. But the thought of putting the girl, Naoto's little brother, into ever greater danger was almost unbearable. True in the Shinjuku operation she had been in the thick of things but that was when they were desperate, when the fear of a poison gas attack on the Japanese population demanded they do whatever was necessary to stop it. And then it turned out that there was no poison gas, that they had risked it all for nothing. The doubts had crept in afterward and were still hanging in the back of Ohgi's mind. But Kallen was right, if he continued hesitating like this he was liable to get them all killed because he couldn't make a hard call. So why was he still not able to make a decision?
