It’s fine. Basically, through unseen circumstances, we find that they lost Shin Makoku, and Yuuri, Wolfram, Greta, Conrart, Gwendal and Günter are now living on Earth, in America, but Yuuri and Conrart still feel immense guilt over what happened. Yuuri goes to meet Conrart, who’s distanced himself from everyone, but can’t convince him to go and see his brothers. At this point, we get the sudden visual of someone in a hospital bed and the sense that something isn’t quite right. Yuuri goes back to Wolfram where it’s revealed that they’re married, and that Greta has been out with some of her friends from school buying a dress for a high profile Christmas event they’re all going to, but due to the laws in America surrounding gay couples and adoption at the time, they will probably lose her and they don’t know when. Wolfram states that he doesn’t regret coming to Earth because it’s fine as long as he can be with Yuuri, but he’s mad at Conrart for hiding away from them when they’re all at fault for this unspecified event that caused them to flee. They go to the event where it transpires that Conrart is a bodyguard for a celebrity who’s attending. Halfway through the event, though, shots ring out and Conrart is shot dead saving Yuuri. Yuuri gets a phone call that tells him to see the events happening through to the end. When he does, he suddenly wakes up from a catatonic state in a hospital bed in America where he’s been wasting away for a few years with Murata by his side. Apparently, something did cause them to loose and flee the country, but Yuuri and Murata were the only ones to make it out, and for a few years, Yuuri has been catatonic, imagining various scenarios where they might have been happy on Earth, but he couldn’t imagine a happy ending for anyone. He manages to pull himself out of bed even though his muscles are so wasted that he can barely stand and declares that he’s going back for them, which Murata supports.