Introductions

[majestic_keiki]

1.

[Another video intro is coming in. It shows a teenage girl trying to seem cool and professional, with trying being the operating phrase, giving the impression of someone neither used to, nor comfortable with cameras.]

Hi. I'm Kei Kugimiya, a student of the MJP project and member of Team Rabbits. I've been assigned to support the Unity Group and has been assigned to the Star Rose.

[There is a pause as she apparently runs out of things to say, but clearly realizes that she was too brief, creating a rather awkward silence.]

Our team has already taken action in support of the group, during the recent battle of the Nora colony and I hope future operations will be as successful...I'm the pilot of the purple ASHMB and will serve as local mission control in future operations as well. I look forward to working together with you all.

[The camera holds for a bit as she gives a slightly weak smile, before turning it off.]

2.


[Shortly after introductions, Kei can be found moving the shopping areas on the Star Rose and near Sakihama. While her expression is a bit hard to read, it appears that she's looking over the shops for something specific that she hasn't found yet. She already carries a number of shopping bags.]

Comments

[majestic_keiki]

[And trying to grapple missiles before so much as removing the thrust will?]

There's also the fact that there wasn't much I could do otherwise. Purple-2 is meant as a local command center so it's only lightly armed.

[streamedastar]

[No shut up, I froze it! It's not my fault the GM was using a fumble table >(]

That is a bit of a hindrance. You did what you could though, and that's good enough.

[majestic_keiki]

I guess. And I have superior sensors and information compared to most units to help me do so.

[streamedastar]

That's pretty cool.

[majestic_keiki]

Just as importantly, it can help more than simply having another combatant there.

[streamedastar]

Having enough guns without anyone to know what to do can be a problem I guess.

[majestic_keiki]

Coordination and formation has been a basis of military tactics for as long as we know. Poorly led armies have frequently lost to better organized ones.

[streamedastar]

Either way, don't get too wrapped up in thinking positioning is everything.

[majestic_keiki]

I've been at a military academy for the last four years. I do know about basic logistics, equipment, asymmetrical warfare and both military and civilian morale, as well as basic armed and unarmed self-defense and piloting actual military units.

[streamedastar]

Uh-huh.

[majestic_keiki]

[There is no reply, except for the sulking look of a teenagers who realizes they're being treated as a kid.]

[streamedastar]

What's with that look?

[majestic_keiki]

Nothing. But, yes, I do know that there is more than positioning in battle.