* The two sides briefly meet up, and Calvina is moved over to the earth side. She clashes with Touya, but they need to team up to hold off a Fury attack led by Al-Van. Al-Van casually disables the Belzelute without realizing who's inside and offers to explain things to Touya if he comes with him. Touya rejects this offer while pointing out that Al-Van's actions don't show him to be trustworthy, and Al-Van admits it's a fair accusation. Calvina's resolve hardens further.
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* The two sides briefly meet up, and Calvina is moved over to the earth side. She clashes with Touya, but they need to team up to hold off a Fury attack led by Al-Van. Al-Van casually disables the Belzelute without realizing who\'s inside and offers to explain things to Touya if he comes with him. Touya rejects this offer while pointing out that Al-Van\'s actions don\'t show him to be trustworthy, and Al-Van admits it\'s a fair accusation. Calvina\'s resolve hardens further.
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* The Fury Spies show off their Larsellium powers, but don't manage to capture Touya the first time. Everyone is distracted by the sudden appearance of Lamalice, which can only be destroyed permanently by mechs with special powers. When the fury and Steel Dragons have the time to fight again, Al-Van realizes that Calvina is piloting the Belzelute and offers her the chance to join him, while not doing anything to contradict her accusation that he destroyed Ash'ari-Kreutzer. This goes predictably, though Calvina remains Al-Van's focus until he's imprisoned for his failures. Jau-Mu is given the freed spot, but pledges to destroy Calvina, blaming her for his mentor's fall from grace. However, Calvina outmatches him decisively in his first first battle as a knight, and he accidentally breaks the Larsiellium taboo in his desperation to survive, while destroying the Belzelute. He's immediately court-martialed and moved to the Spy division, starting his spiral into madness. Calvina is glad to be rid of the Belzelute, despite it's power, but her commanders refuse to just put her in a standard AM, and have figured out enough about who made it to go get the Bellzelute Brigandi for her. One last gambit by both sides ends with Touya captured, the Steel dragons having a counter to Larsellium, and So-Des dead at Calvina's hands after claiming credit for Ash'ari-Kreutzer's destruction. This settles Calvina's grudge enough that she can step back from the spotlight a bit, though she still has a lot to worry about. The Military brass has another mission for the Steel Dragons' main force, so they send their civilian contractors, including Calvina, with the Kurogane to look for Touya.
*''This was 18 chapters out of 48!''
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* The Fury Spies show off their Larsellium powers, but don\'t manage to capture Touya the first time. Everyone is distracted by the sudden appearance of Lamalice, which can only be destroyed permanently by mechs with special powers. When the fury and Steel Dragons have the time to fight again, Al-Van realizes that Calvina is piloting the Belzelute and offers her the chance to join him, while not doing anything to contradict her accusation that he destroyed Ash\'ari-Kreutzer. This goes predictably, though Calvina remains Al-Van\'s focus until he\'s imprisoned for his failures. Jau-Mu is given the freed spot, but pledges to destroy Calvina, blaming her for his mentor\'s fall from grace. However, Calvina outmatches him decisively in his first first battle as a knight, and he accidentally breaks the Larsiellium taboo in his desperation to survive, while destroying the Belzelute. He\'s immediately court-martialed and moved to the Spy division, starting his spiral into madness. Calvina is glad to be rid of the Belzelute, despite it\'s power, but her commanders refuse to just put her in a standard AM, and have figured out enough about who made it to go get the Bellzelute Brigandi for her. One last gambit by both sides ends with Touya captured, the Steel dragons having a counter to Larsellium, and So-Des dead at Calvina\'s hands after claiming credit for Ash\'ari-Kreutzer\'s destruction. This settles Calvina\'s grudge enough that she can step back from the spotlight a bit, though she still has a lot to worry about. The Military brass has another mission for the Steel Dragons\' main force, so they send their civilian contractors, including Calvina, with the Kurogane to look for Touya.
*\'\'This was 18 chapters out of 48!\'\'
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* As the search for Touya starts to track him down, Calvina and Jau-Mu clash again. Meanwhile, Touya encounters the Princess Shana-Mia, discovers the truth behind his heritage, and opens her eyes to just how evilly her underlings have been asking. After Dracodeus breaks him out of prison and docks with Granteed for it's upgrade, Touya is forced to kidnap Shana-Mia to keep the Fury at bay while he escapes.
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* As the search for Touya starts to track him down, Calvina and Jau-Mu clash again. Meanwhile, Touya encounters the Princess Shana-Mia, discovers the truth behind his heritage, and opens her eyes to just how evilly her underlings have been acting. After Dracodeus breaks him out of prison and docks with Granteed for it\'s upgrade, Touya is forced to kidnap Shana-Mia to keep the Fury at bay while he escapes.
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* Shana-Mia agrees to work with earth's military leadership to win the peace after her people lose the war, even going so far as to accept the presence of a secret Bomb in Granteed to kill Touya and herself should that seem like a good idea without complaint. The Steel Dragons need to deal with all the big bosses quickly, as the top brass are ready to use deadly gas against their alien enemies (despite this being as across the line in context as Nukes in gundam).
Ultimately, Al-Van escapes prison to join the heroes, Gu-Landon is defeated, and all the Judgement characters decide to leave to settle elsewhere in space as there's too much bad blood between the Fury and Earth now, but the Guests know a few places...
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* Shana-Mia agrees to work with earth\'s military leadership to win the peace after her people lose the war, even going so far as to accept the presence of a secret Bomb in Granteed to kill Touya and herself should that seem like a good idea without complaint. The Steel Dragons need to deal with all the big bosses quickly, as the top brass are ready to use deadly gas against their alien enemies (despite this being as across the line in context as Nukes in gundam).
Ultimately, Al-Van escapes prison to join the heroes, Gu-Landon is defeated, and all the Judgement characters decide to leave to settle elsewhere in space as there\'s too much bad blood between the Fury and Earth now, but the Guests know a few places...
Early Earth route: E-Selda flees the Moon with Granteed and dies in front of his son. Touya is traumatised by this, and taken into protective custody by the military while they try to figure out if he and the girls could be spies. Watching his classmates (The GC characters) dive into the Super Robot Lifestyle compared to his reluctance, he manages to pilot the Granteed against Crystal Dragoon, though before and after this, he has trouble getting it to run.
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Early Earth route:
* E-Selda flees the Moon with Granteed and dies in front of his son. Touya is traumatised by this, and taken into protective custody by the military while they try to figure out if he and the girls could be spies. Watching his classmates (The GC characters) dive into the Super Robot Lifestyle compared to his reluctance, he manages to pilot the Granteed against Crystal Dragoon, though before and after this, he has trouble getting it to run.
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Calvina is picked up by the Hiryu during a fight with Fury using earth mecha. While they fight various unidentified space threats (including more Fury), and adjust to the new leadership after the last game, her different context and understanding of war is shown off.
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* Calvina is picked up by the Hiryu during a fight with Fury using earth mecha. While they fight various unidentified space threats (including more Fury), and adjust to the new leadership after the last game, her different context and understanding of war is shown off.
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The two sides briefly meet up, and Calvina is moved over to the earth side. She clashes with Touya, but they need to team up to hold off a Fury attack led by Al-Van. Al-Van casually disables the Belzelute without realizing who's inside and offers to explain things to Touya if he comes with him. Touya rejects this offer while pointing out that Al-Van's actions don't show him to be trustworthy, and Al-Van admits it's a fair accusation. Calvina's resolve hardens further.
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* The two sides briefly meet up, and Calvina is moved over to the earth side. She clashes with Touya, but they need to team up to hold off a Fury attack led by Al-Van. Al-Van casually disables the Belzelute without realizing who\'s inside and offers to explain things to Touya if he comes with him. Touya rejects this offer while pointing out that Al-Van\'s actions don\'t show him to be trustworthy, and Al-Van admits it\'s a fair accusation. Calvina\'s resolve hardens further.
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The Fury Spies show off their Larsellium powers, but don't manage to capture Touya the first time. Everyone is distracted by the sudden appearance of Lamalice, which can only be destroyed permanently by mechs with special powers. When the fury and Steel Dragons have the time to fight again, Al-Van realizes that Calvina is piloting the Belzelute and offers her the chance to join him, while not doing anything to contradict her accusation that he destroyed Ash'ari-Kreutzer. This goes predictably, though Calvina remains Al-Van's focus until he's imprisoned for his failures. Jau-Mu is given the freed spot, but pledges to destroy Calvina, blaming her for his mentor's fall from grace. However, Calvina outmatches him decisively in his first first battle as a knight, and he accidentally breaks the Larsiellium taboo in his desperation to survive, while destroying the Belzelute. He's immediately court-martialed and moved to the Spy division, starting his spiral into madness. Calvina is glad to be rid of the Belzelute, despite it's power, but her commanders refuse to just put her in a standard AM, and have figured out enough about who made it to go get the Bellzelute Brigandi for her. One last gambit by both sides ends with Touya captured, the Steel dragons having a counter to Larsellium, and So-Des dead at Calvina's hands after claiming credit for Ash'ari-Kreutzer's destruction. This settles Calvina's grudge enough that she can step back from the spotlight a bit, though she still has a lot to worry about. The Military brass has another mission for the Steel Dragons' main force, so they send their civilian contractors, including Calvina, with the Kurogane to look for Touya.
''This was 18 chapters out of 48!''
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* The Fury Spies show off their Larsellium powers, but don\'t manage to capture Touya the first time. Everyone is distracted by the sudden appearance of Lamalice, which can only be destroyed permanently by mechs with special powers. When the fury and Steel Dragons have the time to fight again, Al-Van realizes that Calvina is piloting the Belzelute and offers her the chance to join him, while not doing anything to contradict her accusation that he destroyed Ash\'ari-Kreutzer. This goes predictably, though Calvina remains Al-Van\'s focus until he\'s imprisoned for his failures. Jau-Mu is given the freed spot, but pledges to destroy Calvina, blaming her for his mentor\'s fall from grace. However, Calvina outmatches him decisively in his first first battle as a knight, and he accidentally breaks the Larsiellium taboo in his desperation to survive, while destroying the Belzelute. He\'s immediately court-martialed and moved to the Spy division, starting his spiral into madness. Calvina is glad to be rid of the Belzelute, despite it\'s power, but her commanders refuse to just put her in a standard AM, and have figured out enough about who made it to go get the Bellzelute Brigandi for her. One last gambit by both sides ends with Touya captured, the Steel dragons having a counter to Larsellium, and So-Des dead at Calvina\'s hands after claiming credit for Ash\'ari-Kreutzer\'s destruction. This settles Calvina\'s grudge enough that she can step back from the spotlight a bit, though she still has a lot to worry about. The Military brass has another mission for the Steel Dragons\' main force, so they send their civilian contractors, including Calvina, with the Kurogane to look for Touya.
*\'\'This was 18 chapters out of 48!\'\'
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As the search for Touya starts to track him down, Calvina and Jau-Mu clash again. Meanwhile, Touya encounters the Princess Shana-Mia, discovers the truth behind his heritage, and opens her eyes to just how evilly her underlings have been asking. After Dracodeus breaks him out of prison and docks with Granteed for it's upgrade, Touya is forced to kidnap Shana-Mia to keep the Fury at bay while he escapes.
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* As the search for Touya starts to track him down, Calvina and Jau-Mu clash again. Meanwhile, Touya encounters the Princess Shana-Mia, discovers the truth behind his heritage, and opens her eyes to just how evilly her underlings have been asking. After Dracodeus breaks him out of prison and docks with Granteed for it\'s upgrade, Touya is forced to kidnap Shana-Mia to keep the Fury at bay while he escapes.
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Shana-Mia agrees to work with earth's military leadership to win the peace after her people lose the war, even going so far as to accept the presence of a secret Bomb in Granteed to kill Touya and herself should that seem like a good idea without complaint. The Steel Dragons need to deal with all the big bosses quickly, as the top brass are ready to use deadly gas against their alien enemies (despite this being as across the line in context as Nukes in gundam).
Ultimately, Al-Van escapes prison to join the heroes, Gu-Landon is defeated, and all the Judgement characters decide to leave to settle elsewhere in space as there's too much bad blood between the Fury and Earth now, but the Guests know a few places...
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* Shana-Mia agrees to work with earth\'s military leadership to win the peace after her people lose the war, even going so far as to accept the presence of a secret Bomb in Granteed to kill Touya and herself should that seem like a good idea without complaint. The Steel Dragons need to deal with all the big bosses quickly, as the top brass are ready to use deadly gas against their alien enemies (despite this being as across the line in context as Nukes in gundam).
Ultimately, Al-Van escapes prison to join the heroes, Gu-Landon is defeated, and all the Judgement characters decide to leave to settle elsewhere in space as there\'s too much bad blood between the Fury and Earth now, but the Guests know a few places...
