
The twenty-first chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re spreads across the ongoing auction raid, tracking Roma's deadly ruse, Akira's brutal clash with Naki, Atou's memories of Arima, and Takizawa's sudden emergence.
Bleeding from Kanae's attack, Mutsuki flees through the halls, doubting he will heal and recalling academy rumors that he had killed a cat and even his own relatives, and he aches to see his family again. Nobu Shimoguchi, meanwhile, cannot rein in his new squad, whose brash young leader Shunichi Shibashi ignores him and charges Roma Hoito, mistaking the Clown for easy prey. Shibashi nearly halves her before Roma drops her feigned helplessness and kills him, then laughs as she drinks his blood and savors the taste. Shimoguchi lashes out in fury but misses.
The Hirako Squad tries to bring Roma down, yet she is too fast; when Kuramoto Itou believes he has landed a strike, he finds he has instead hit an untroubled No Face, and the squad retreats as No Face greets Take Hirako casually. Elsewhere Akira Mado presses Naki, who struggles against her Fueguchi One and ignores Miza's warnings. He gambles on the weapon's apparent opening while it is extended, but Akira lands a killing blow and taunts him for clinging to the past and Yamori. As investigators open fire, Gagi and Guge shield Naki with their bodies, and he weeps over them, begging them not to leave him.
Ayato Kirishima and Juuzou Suzuya are still fighting when Hinami calls to warn that Naki is outnumbered. Ayato weighs Naki against his duty to Big Madam and departs, and a hiding Suzuya, relieved, recalls his promise to Sasaki. Still bleeding, Mutsuki wanders into a room full of corpses and freezes. As Daisuke Atou battles Nutcracker's partner, he ponders why Matsuri let the Quinx go ahead, remembering his first sight of Kishou Arima; despite Marude's colleagues doubting one so young, Arima's brilliance had left Atou feeling he had brushed against the unfairness of a god, comparing him to the violinist Jascha Heifetz. Once Atou's squad finally kills Nutcracker's partner, he asks after casualties, wishing only that no one else die, and Takizawa beheads him, likening him to a freshly picked pineapple.
Roma reveals herself as a lethal Clown by killing Shibashi and evading the Hirako Squad under No Face's watch. Akira delivers a fatal blow to Naki, and Gagi and Guge die shielding him. Ayato leaves his duel with Suzuya to aid Naki, and Atou, after recalling Arima's genius and finishing Nutcracker's partner, is decapitated by Seidou Takizawa.

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In Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 21, the wounded Tooru Mutsuki flees through the halls of the auction house, doubting he will heal and recalling painful academy rumors about his past while longing to see his family again.
Roma Hoito lets the reckless young leader Shunichi Shibashi believe she is easy prey, then drops the act, kills him, and drinks his blood while evading the Hirako Squad's retaliation entirely.
Akira Mado presses her attack on Naki with her quinque Fueguchi One, landing a devastating blow after he leaves himself open, and Gagi and Guge die shielding him from the investigators' gunfire.
Ayato Kirishima abandons his duel with Suzuya after Hinami Fueguchi warns him that Naki is badly outnumbered, choosing to go help Naki instead of continuing the fight.
After finally killing Nutcracker's partner and reflecting on Kishou Arima's brilliance, Daisuke Atou is beheaded by Seidou Takizawa, who compares him to a freshly picked pineapple.
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