Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Akasaka (Kirito) repeatedly attempts to reach the top of the World Tree to find Asuna.
• Leafa (Suguha) approaches Akasaka and asks why he's doing this.
• Akasaka reveals he's trying to reach the most important person to him, which resonates with Leafa.
• They decide to work together; Leafa uses wind magic to propel Akasaka towards the top.
• Akasaka reaches the edge but can't climb higher. He sees Asuna in a birdcage and decides to send Yui to her using an arrow.
• Akasaka falls, but Leafa catches him, and they crash-land, forming a bond.

Character Developments

• Akasaka (Kirito) shows unwavering determination to save Asuna, even risking his life.
• Leafa (Suguha) initially curious and skeptical, becomes sympathetic and helpful towards Akasaka.
• Asuna remains hopeful and determined, trying to reach Akasaka despite her imprisonment.

Significant Themes

• Perseverance and determination in the face of overwhelming odds.
• The power of friendship and cooperation (Akasaka and Leafa working together).
• The emotional connection between characters (Akasaka's love for Asuna, Leafa's growing understanding of Akasaka's feelings).

Character Interactions

• Akasaka and Leafa: They start as strangers but become allies, with Leafa helping Akasaka reach Asuna. They share a moment of connection during their fall.
• Akasaka and Asuna: They finally see each other after much struggle, but Akasaka can't reach her. He sends Yui to her, showing his love and care.
• Asuna and Yui: They reunite, providing emotional support for each other.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Leafa and Akasaka (Kirito) meet again and decide to climb a mountain together.
• Leafa helps Akasaka, who is critically injured, and sends him a friend request.
• They plan to meet the next day at 8:30 AM.
• In the real world, Suguha (Leafa) eagerly awaits the next day, repeatedly checking the time.
• She prepares breakfast for her family and cleans the house, all while anxiously watching the clock.

Character Developments

• Leafa shows kindness and concern for Akasaka, indicating her growing interest in him.
• Suguha's eagerness to log back into the game world reveals her increasing attachment to her in-game life and Akasaka.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between the real world and the virtual world, and Suguha's growing preference for the latter.
• The passage of time and the anticipation of future events.

Character Interactions

• Leafa and Akasaka's friendly interaction sets the stage for their growing bond.
• Suguha's interactions with her family show her normal daily routine, contrasting with her eagerness to return to the game world.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Kirigaya Suguha (Leafa) misunderstands an appointment time with Akasaka, leading to disappointment and solo gaming.
• Kirito discovers Suguha playing ALO, worrying about her potential addiction.
• Akasaka regrets killing Sugou Nobuyuki, realizing he can't revive him to free Asuna due to complete destruction of his body.
• Asuna and Yui bond in the game world, awaiting rescue.
• Akasaka's wives, including Morishita Ai and Karuizawa Kei, go shopping for Yui's gifts, with some interpersonal tension.

Character Developments

• Suguha/Leafa: Shows disappointment and frustration due to misunderstanding, highlighting her dedication to the game and her friends.
• Kirito: Demonstrates concern for Suguha's well-being and potential gaming addiction, despite his own past immersion in Sword Art Online.
• Akasaka: Exhibits regret and introspection over his actions, showing a more vulnerable side.
• Asuna: Maintains hope and patience, finding solace in Yui's company.
• Morishita Ai: Struggles to manage Akasaka's large harem, dealing with dissent from Karuizawa Kei.
• Karuizawa Kei: Challenges Morishita Ai's authority, displaying a rebellious streak.
• Sakayanagi Arisu: Maintains independence, choosing not to compete for leadership among Akasaka's wives.

Significant Themes

• Communication and understanding, as seen in Suguha's misunderstanding and Akasaka's regret.
• The impact of addiction, with Kirito worrying about Suguha and reflecting on his own past.
• Female relationships and dynamics within a large harem, as seen among Akasaka's wives.
• Patience and hope, as demonstrated by Asuna awaiting rescue.

Character Interactions

• Suguha/Leafa and Akasaka: Missed appointment due to misunderstanding, leading to disappointment.
• Kirito and Suguha: Kirito discovers Suguha playing ALO, expressing concern for her well-being.
• Asuna and Yui: Bonding and companionship in the game world.
• Morishita Ai and Karuizawa Kei: Tension and argument over management of Akasaka's harem.
• Morishita Ai and Sakayanagi Arisu: Arisu acknowledges Morishita Ai's leadership but maintains independence.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hasebe and Sakura Airi go shopping with Morishita Ai's permission.
• The twenty-eight girls attract significant attention while shopping due to their beauty.
• Upon returning, they find Yui still unconscious and in a virtual game world with Asuna.
• The girls express their outrage at Akasaka for sending Yui into the game and demand he bring her back.

Character Developments

• Morishita Ai shows maturity and understanding by allowing Hasebe and Sakura Airi to shop separately.
• The twenty-eight girls demonstrate their strong bond and protectiveness towards Yui.

Significant Themes

• The power of female beauty and its impact on society.
• The strong bond and sisterhood among the twenty-eight girls.
• The consequences of Akasaka's actions and the girls' determination to protect Yui.

Character Interactions

• Morishita Ai, Hasebe, and Sakura Airi display a friendly and understanding relationship.
• The twenty-eight girls show unity and solidarity in their concern for Yui's safety.
• Akasaka faces the wrath of his twenty-eight wives due to his decision regarding Yui.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yui wakes up and expresses hunger.
• Twenty-eight girls, including Yui's mothers, gather around her, each wanting a child with Akasaka.
• Akasaka agrees to have children with them after he recovers.
• Yui faints after being overwhelmed by the number of mothers introducing themselves.

Character Developments

• Yui: Shows human-like needs (hunger) and is overwhelmed by the number of mothers.
• Akasaka: Agrees to have children with the twenty-eight girls after recovering.
• The twenty-eight girls: Express their desire for children with Akasaka and show affection towards Yui.

Significant Themes

• Maternal instincts and desire for children.
• Overwhelming number of mothers leading to Yui's confusion and eventual fainting.

Character Interactions

• Yui interacts with her mothers, showing preference for Ichinose's genuine warmth over Kushida's fake smile.
• The mothers introduce themselves to Yui, leading to her overload and fainting.
• Akasaka is pushed out of the room by the mothers' enthusiasm.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Akasaka decides not to join Yui in the room full of her godmothers and plans to find Asuna in the game.
• Yui enters the game to escape the overwhelming attention of her godmothers.
• Akasaka enters the game and starts climbing the World Tree, feeling a chill and sensing something unusual.
• Yui returns to Asuna's side, feeling scared and seeking comfort.
• Akasaka reaches the area where the floor boss is not yet open, preventing him from climbing further.
• Yui threatens Akasaka not to tell her godmothers about her preference for Asuna, leading to Akasaka falling from the tree again.

Character Developments

• Yui: Shows fear and discomfort around her godmothers, preferring Asuna's company. She also discovers she can leave her game body behind when logging out.
• Akasaka: Struggles to reach Asuna and Yui in the game, facing obstacles and setbacks. He shows a mix of concern and teasing towards Yui.
• Asuna: Shows maternal affection and concern for Yui, wanting to protect her from the harsh reality of the game world.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between the virtual and real worlds, and the desire to escape from harsh realities.
• The importance of family and maternal love, as seen through Asuna and Yui's bond.
• The challenges and limitations of communication and understanding between family members.

Character Interactions

• Yui and Asuna: Yui seeks comfort and protection from Asuna, while Asuna shows maternal love and concern for Yui.
• Akasaka and Yui: Akasaka teases Yui but also expresses his desire to protect her. Yui, in turn, threatens Akasaka to keep her preference for Asuna a secret.
• Yui and her godmothers: Yui feels overwhelmed and uncomfortable around her godmothers, preferring to escape into the game world.

• Akasaka falls into a pit while trying to reach the top of the World Tree, realizing Yui can reach it but he can't. He decides not to dwell on it and logs out of the game.
• In the real world, Akasaka returns to his role as Japan's Prime Minister, finding Sakayanagi Arisu in his seat. He seduces her, and they engage in intimate activities, leaving Sakayanagi exhausted and unable to walk the next day due to her inexperience.
• Akasaka buys sanitary pads for Sakayanagi and calls Ichinose to help her change. Ichinose teaches Sakayanagi about sexual health and experiences, leading to a bonding moment between the two women.
• Akasaka remembers his appointment with Suguha (Leafa in the game) and logs back in. He apologizes for being late and offers to spend the whole day with her as compensation. They decide to explore the game world together instead of climbing the World Tree.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Leafa (Kirigaya Suguha) and Akasaka (later known as Ryusaka Aka) spend a fun day together in the game, exploring, bouncing on giant mushrooms, and even stealing a treasure chest from a monster's nest.
• They confirm each other's genders in the real world by exchanging photos.
• Leafa decides to pursue Akasaka romantically but wants to maintain their friendship for now.
• They agree to call each other by their given names, with Leafa calling Akasaka "Ryusaka Aka."
• In the real world, Kirigaya Suguha (Leafa) sneaks out of her room late at night, and her brother Kirito questions her about her whereabouts.
• Kirito decides to tell their parents about Suguha's gaming addiction the next morning.

Character Developments

• Leafa: Develops feelings for Akasaka and decides to pursue him romantically, but wants to maintain their friendship first.
• Kirito: Becomes concerned about Suguha's gaming habits and decides to tell their parents.

Significant Themes

• Friendship and romance: Leafa's struggle between maintaining her friendship with Akasaka and pursuing a romantic relationship with him.
• Trust and honesty: Leafa and Akasaka confirm each other's genders in the real world to build trust.
• Sibling dynamics: Kirito's concern for Suguha's well-being and his decision to tell their parents about her gaming habits.

Character Interactions

• Leafa and Akasaka: They spend a fun day together in the game, confirming each other's genders, and deciding to call each other by their given names.
• Kirito and Suguha: Kirito questions Suguha about her late-night activities, and she becomes defensive. Later, Kirito decides to tell their parents about her gaming habits.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Kirito reveals Suguha's gaming addiction to her parents.
• Suguha's parents react angrily, forbidding her from playing games due to Kirito's experience in a death game.
• Suguha runs away from home after a heated argument with her father.
• Suguha contacts Akasaka for help, and he finds her under a bridge in the rain.
• Akasaka takes Suguha to his villa for the night, where they are greeted by his wife, Mizumoto Chizuru.

Character Developments

• Suguha's rebellious nature is further emphasized as she defies her parents' wishes and seeks refuge with Akasaka.
• Akasaka demonstrates his caring and protective side by looking for Suguha in the rain and offering her a place to stay.
• Mizumoto Chizuru shows kindness and understanding towards Suguha, treating her like a younger sister.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between parental control and a child's desire for independence.
• The potential dangers of online gaming addiction.
• The complexities of family dynamics and communication.

Character Interactions

• Suguha's strained relationship with her parents, particularly her father, comes to a head as she lashes out at him and runs away.
• Suguha and Akasaka's bond deepens as he becomes her protector and confidant.
• Mizumoto Chizuru's warm and welcoming demeanor towards Suguha highlights her role as a potential maternal figure in Suguha's life.

• Plot Points: Suguha catches a cold after getting drenched in the rain. Akasaka takes care of her, and Mizumoto Chizuru helps administer cold medicine rectally. Suguha reveals she ran away from home after playing games with Akasaka.

Character Developments

• Suguha: Develops feelings for Akasaka after he takes care of her. Shows maturity and resilience despite her young age.
• Akasaka: Struggles with his growing attraction to Suguha, feels guilty for her situation, and decides to take responsibility for her.
• Mizumoto Chizuru: Shows maternal instincts and concern for Suguha's well-being, continues to express her desire to have a child with Akasaka.
• Significant Themes: Responsibility, consequences of actions, attraction, and maternal instincts.
• Character Interactions: Akasaka and Suguha grow closer as he takes care of her. Mizumoto Chizuru interacts with both, showing concern and flirtation with Akasaka.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Akasaka, the Prime Minister of Japan, eats from a spoon Suguha used, leading to an awkward moment between them.
• Akasaka contacts Suguha's family, including Kirito, to inform them she's safe and staying with him.
• Kirito, after learning Suguha is safe, is conflicted about Akasaka's intentions towards his sister.

Character Developments

• Suguha: Develops feelings for Akasaka, feels awkward around him, and decides to stay at his place for a while.
• Akasaka: Shows concern for Suguha's well-being, contacts her family, and hints at his interest in her to Kirito.
• Kirito: Worried about Suguha, is protective of her, and is wary of Akasaka's intentions.

Significant Themes

• Love and attraction (Akasaka's feelings for Suguha, Suguha's feelings for Akasaka).
• Family and responsibility (Suguha's parents' worry, Kirito's protectiveness).
• Communication and honesty (Akasaka informing Suguha's family, Kirito's conflicted feelings).

Character Interactions

• Akasaka and Suguha: Awkward and tense due to their growing feelings for each other.
• Kirito and Akasaka: Tense and wary, with Kirito suspicious of Akasaka's intentions towards his sister.
• Suguha and Kirito: Not directly interacting in this chapter, but Suguha's actions show her independence and determination.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Kirito's parents find out about Suguha's absence and ask Kirito about it.
• Akasaka refuses to reveal his address to Kirito, causing tension between them.
• Suguha and Akasaka officially start dating after she recovers from her cold.
• Suguha and Akasaka visit Suguha's parents, causing them distress due to Akasaka's unexpected identity.

Character Developments

• Kirito: Struggles with keeping Suguha's whereabouts a secret from his parents and dealing with Akasaka's refusal to reveal his address.
• Suguha: Recovers from her cold and decides to visit her parents with Akasaka, officially starting a relationship with him.
• Akasaka: Becomes Suguha's boyfriend, decides to meet her parents, and faces their disapproval.
• Suguha's Parents: Initially relieved to find Suguha, but become distressed upon meeting Akasaka and realizing his identity.

Significant Themes

• Communication and honesty: Kirito struggles with telling the truth about Suguha's whereabouts, while Akasaka hides his address, leading to misunderstandings and tension.
• Relationships and responsibility: Suguha and Akasaka start a relationship, but face the reality of meeting her parents and the expectations that come with it.
• Identity and perception: Akasaka's true identity causes Suguha's parents distress, highlighting the importance of first impressions and preconceived notions.

Character Interactions

• Kirito and Suguha's parents: Struggle with communication about Suguha's whereabouts and the nature of her relationship with Akasaka.
• Suguha and Akasaka: Officially start dating, face the reality of meeting her parents, and navigate their new relationship dynamic.
• Suguha's parents and Akasaka: Face each other with initial relief, followed by distress and disapproval upon realizing Akasaka's identity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Suguha's parents meet her boyfriend, Akasaka, who resembles Japan's Prime Minister.
• Akasaka threatens Kirito to support their relationship and gives him a bank card with 1 million yen.
• Suguha's parents initially disbelieve Akasaka's identity but later accept it due to Kirito's and Suguha's mother's persuasion.
• Suguha's father tries to keep the bank card, but her mother takes it back.

Character Developments

• Suguha's father: Initially stubborn and disbelieving, he later accepts Akasaka's identity and is tempted by the bank card.
• Suguha's mother: Initially anxious, she later accepts Akasaka and supports their relationship, showing she's more open-minded than her husband.
• Akasaka: Shows his determination to marry Suguha and his resourcefulness in dealing with her parents.
• Kirito: Initially wants to avoid the situation but later supports Akasaka due to the bank card and threat.

Significant Themes

• Appearance vs. Reality: Akasaka's resemblance to Japan's Prime Minister initially deceives Suguha's parents.
• Money and Power: The bank card influences Suguha's father's perception of Akasaka and his actions.
• Marriage and Relationships: The chapter explores the dynamics of relationships and potential in-laws.

Character Interactions

• Suguha's parents: They initially clash over Akasaka's identity but later unite in accepting him.
• Akasaka and Kirito: They have a tense interaction due to Akasaka's threat and Kirito's initial disbelief.
• Suguha and Akasaka: They discuss their future relationship, with Suguha promising to be less strict than her mother.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Akasaka, now the Prime Minister of Japan, is seen with his daughter, Kirigaya Yaya, who is spoiled and manipulative.
• Akasaka takes Yaya to meet Suguha's parents, leading to a discussion about marriage.
• Akasaka reveals he has other women, leading to Suguha's distress and a physical altercation.

Character Developments

• Akasaka: He is now the Prime Minister, living with his daughter Yaya, and is open about his relationships with other women.
• Kirigaya Suguha: She is in love with Akasaka but struggles to accept his infidelity, leading to a emotional outburst.
• Kirigaya Yaya: She is spoiled and manipulative, using her father's affection to her advantage.
• Kirito: He is torn between his loyalty to his sister and his knowledge of Akasaka's infidelity, ultimately trying to warn Suguha but getting caught in the crossfire.

Significant Themes

• Infidelity and Relationships: The chapter explores the complexities of relationships and the potential fallout from infidelity.
• Family Dynamics: It delves into family dynamics, including the relationship between parents and their children, and the expectations and responsibilities that come with marriage.
• Power and Responsibility: As the Prime Minister, Akasaka grapples with the power he holds and the responsibilities that come with it, both in his public and private life.

Character Interactions

• Akasaka and Yaya: Their dynamic is playful and affectionate, with Yaya manipulating her father to get what she wants.
• Akasaka and Suguha: Their relationship is strained due to Akasaka's infidelity, leading to a heated argument and physical altercation.
• Kirito and Akasaka: Kirito tries to warn Suguha about Akasaka's infidelity but ends up getting caught in the middle, highlighting the complex nature of their relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Suguha is heartbroken after Akasaka leaves and vents her anger at Kirito.
• Kirito tries to explain Akasaka's complex relationships in ALO to Suguha.
• Akasaka, back at the Prime Minister's Residence, plans to use his influence to quickly clear the World Tree boss and rescue Asuna.

Character Developments

• Suguha: Struggles with her feelings for Akasaka and his past relationships, decides to face her rivals head-on.
• Kirito: Acts as a mediator and provides insight into Akasaka's past, supporting Suguha's decision-making.
• Akasaka: Demonstrates his determination to rescue Asuna, using his political power to expedite the process.

Significant Themes

• The blurred lines between virtual and real-world relationships.
• The impact of power and influence on decision-making and actions.
• The struggle between personal feelings and understanding in complex situations.

Character Interactions

• Suguha and Kirito: Siblings bond over their shared understanding of Akasaka's past, with Kirito offering support and advice.
• Akasaka and Suguha's parents: The power dynamic between the prime minister and ordinary citizens is highlighted, with Suguha's parents feeling intimidated by Akasaka's status.
• Akasaka and the game world: Akasaka's determination to rescue Asuna drives him to use his political power to manipulate the game world's events.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Akasaka, in a live broadcast, promotes ALfheim Online, downplaying its risks and emphasizing its benefits and potential revenue for Japan.
• He offers a tempting prize: making the player who defeats the Final Boss a legislator.
• This offer leads to a massive influx of players, nearly nineteen million, causing server overload.

Character Developments

• Akasaka shows his political prowess and willingness to use any means to rescue Asuna.
• Morishita Ai shows defiance towards her parents, refusing to help with their business.

Significant Themes

• The allure of power and status, as seen in the players' reaction to the legislator prize.
• The consequences of unchecked ambition, as seen in the server overload.

Character Interactions

• Akasaka interacts with the Japanese public, stirring their emotions and encouraging them to join the game.
• Morishita Ai interacts with her parents, showing independence and defiance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yukinoshita Yukino, in her school's Service Club, learns about the Japanese prime minister's appearance on TV and considers her family's political ambitions.
• She encounters her sister, Yukinoshita Haruno, in ALfheim Online, where they both aim to secure a new parliamentary position for their family.
• Yukino joins Haruno's team to take down a boss in the game, acknowledging the need for collaboration despite her initial reluctance.

Character Developments

• Yukinoshita Yukino: She shows ambition and a desire to contribute to her family's political goals, challenging her initial image as a passive character.
• Yukinoshita Haruno: She demonstrates strategic thinking and resourcefulness, hiring a large team to tackle the game's boss, revealing her competitive nature.

Significant Themes

• Family Ambition: Both sisters are driven by their desire to advance their family's political standing.
• Collaboration vs. Independence: Yukino's initial reluctance to join Haruno's team highlights her struggle between working independently and collaborating with others.

Character Interactions

• Yukinoshita Sisters: Their encounter in the game leads to a tense yet revealing conversation about their shared goals and differing methods.
• Eriri Spencer Sawamura: Her continued obsession with Akasaka highlights her humble and desperate love for him, despite the vast gap in their status.

Key Plot Points

• Sayuri and Haruno attempt to become legislators by hiring players to defeat the boss, but underestimate human greed.
• Players prioritize becoming legislators themselves over being hired.
• Kasumigaoka Utaha, Suguha, and Kirito enter ALfheim Online to help Akasaka after seeing news about his plan to promote a game using a legislator's position.

Character Developments

• Sayuri and Haruno face challenges in their plans due to underestimating others' ambitions.
• Kasumigaoka Utaha is determined to meet Akasaka and help him.
• Suguha shows understanding and support for her love rival, Asuna.

Significant Themes

• Greed and ambition among players.
• The power dynamics and corruption in the game's political system.
• Loyalty and camaraderie among former Aincrad players.

Character Interactions

• Sayuri and Haruno face betrayal from hired players.
• Kasumigaoka Utaha, Suguha, and Kirito decide to help Akasaka.
• Kirito and Suguha team up to fight the boss, with Suguha providing support.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nineteen million players swarm the World Tree's boss room, overwhelming the level 100 boss with sheer numbers, defeating it in minutes.
• Kirito claims the boss's first kill, securing a council seat.
• Akasaka dismisses the players and leaves for the top of the World Tree to meet Asuna.
• Kirito and Suguha follow, with Kirito guarding the entrance.

Character Developments

• Kirito: Becomes a councilman due to his actions, shows support for Suguha's feelings.
• Suguha: Struggles with her feelings for Akasaka and fear of seeing him with Asuna.
• Akasaka: Focused on reaching Asuna, shows no interaction with Kirito or Suguha.
• Asuna: Plays cards with Yui, shows no mercy in the game, comforts Yui after losing.
• Yui: Loses badly at cards to Asuna, feels upset but learns from the experience.

Significant Themes

• The power of numbers and strategy over individual strength.
• Asuna's maternal love and patience with Yui.
• Suguha's internal struggle with her feelings for Akasaka.

Character Interactions

• Kirito and Suguha: Kirito encourages Suguha to face her feelings for Akasaka.
• Asuna and Yui: Asuna plays cards with Yui, teaches her about winning and losing.
• Akasaka and Suguha: Tense interaction due to Suguha's feelings and Akasaka's focus on Asuna.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Asuna is rescued from her birdcage prison by Akasaka and Suguha (in her Leafa form).
• Asuna learns about Suguha's feelings for Akasaka and his polygamous relationships.
• Asuna, feeling inferior due to Suguha's larger chest size, briefly questions her life.
• Akasaka tries to explain his situation to Suguha, leading to an argument between them.
• Asuna kicks both Akasaka and Suguha off the World Tree, causing their in-game deaths.

Character Developments

• Asuna: Shows jealousy and insecurity when faced with Suguha's larger chest size, but ultimately accepts Akasaka's polygamous relationships. She also displays a more aggressive side by kicking Akasaka and Suguha off the World Tree.
• Akasaka: Struggles to explain his situation to Suguha and tries to coax her into accepting his relationships. He also shows a more manipulative side by using kisses to calm Suguha down.
• Suguha: Initially shocked and upset upon learning about Akasaka's other wives, she eventually accepts his kisses and tacitly agrees to his relationships. She also shows a more vulnerable side by crying and going limp in Akasaka's arms.

Significant Themes

• Jealousy and insecurity in relationships (Asuna, Suguha)
• Manipulation and coaxing in relationships (Akasaka)
• Acceptance and adaptation in polygamous relationships (Asuna, Suguha)

Character Interactions

• Asuna and Akasaka: Asuna shows jealousy and aggression towards Akasaka, while he tries to coax her into accepting his relationships.
• Asuna and Suguha: Asuna feels inferior to Suguha due to her chest size, but ultimately accepts her as a rival. Suguha, unaware of Asuna's feelings, argues with Akasaka about his polygamous relationships.
• Akasaka and Suguha: Akasaka tries to explain his situation to Suguha, using kisses to calm her down. Suguha argues with Akasaka, eventually accepting his relationships.