UEHA Japan Branch, Tactical Operations Room. A large kaibutsu has breached the upper atmosphere, descending toward Orient City. Seiichiro stands at the center of the operations room, arms crossed, eyes scanning the holographic display. His voice cuts through the tension like a blade:

"We have less than fifteen minutes before impact. I want full synchronization between ground units and orbital defense. No excuses. Remember the same strategy we used from previous encounters."

The room shifts—from scattered tension to focused urgency. Seiichiro’s presence doesn’t just command—it galvanizes. He moves between stations, offering sharp directives but also listening, adjusting plans based on input. His leadership isn’t just top-down—it’s adaptive, strategic, and deeply invested in the people around him.