[Mesnick]

Well, this episode is full of revelations, most of which, admittedly, I already guessed. Essentially, Baku and Nem need to accept that their actions bring not only good, but also evil. It's bad, but Nem can't change anything for now. As for Baku, he needs to save the Dreamers. The showdown with CODE can wait. Although this isn't a reason to continue trying to find out the truth, since CODE values ​​its secrets very much and protects them at all costs.
I was truly disappointed by how little Nasuka was involved in the plot. However, I still hope that her connection with Kureha will play a role in the future.
As for Kureha herself, aka the upcoming tertiary rider, I get strong Valkyrie vibes from her agent form. It looks like she'll be tasked with eliminating NOX while Baku is busy rescuing the Dreamers. Effectiveness lies in using the right tools to solve problems. And for CODE, those tools are its agents. Actually, it's no coincidence that the next episode is dedicated to RPGs.
Overall, I liked it, but it felt a bit rushed and I expected more. But the next episode really intrigues me. A magical adventure of children threatened by a nightmare is a very interesting theme.
P.S. And the nightmare similar to Nemurin seems to have a very significant role in the further plot. Let's see what secret it's hiding.
P.P.S. I still can't help but notice that Baku wasn't at all concerned with protecting his nameless classmates. I understand that they returned, but there was no evidence that this would happen.
The nightmare must bіl bі captivate them or (to not lose the terrifying picture of the school massacre) Third could send a message to Baku that only the Dreamer need to be rescue.