[With the events at Aidoneus Island concluded, Strahlend has somehow managed to limp it's way back to Fort Alhambra. Once again the machine came back in critical condition despite this being the first time it had been active in months. To make matters worse, there's now a large hole in the roof over where the machine usually stood, thanks to Willis learning that he could activate the machine remotely no matter where he was and the Unity Group was down another Gespenst. The pilot himself is not doing much better, thanks to his usual complete disregard for his own well-being while in combat. He practically falls out of the cockpit of his machine with the side of his head busted open and one of his arms dangling lifelessly in the air. Bits of metal and crystals were still embedded in him but all of these injuries were of course being taken care of by the nanomachines in his system while his machine began to repair itself as well.]
What a long day...
What a long day...
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It almost felt like they were setting up a trap for me. If Elys hadn't shown up I might have...
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At least we know at this point that it is not your presence that makes them show up. Nor the presence of Strahlend. They simply react to it.
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[He seems to grow silent again but quickly regains his composure.]
I'm not sure about that...I think the Chimaera were attracted to Meteor-3 because of it's similarities to the U.I.I.N System...or I guess it's the other way around based on what Elys said.
Or maybe I just don't want to admit I've been purposely doing less for no good reason.
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Right?
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Consider it a strongly-worded suggestion.
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[What were the chances of Strahlend getting wrecked again anyways.]