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"I appreciate your eagerness for the task at hand, Xanotos, but no amount of simulations and practice flights can fully prepare you for what we're up against out here in the colonial fleet." Zerenis said, as he looked at the pilot, as if trying to size him up while reading his file.

"Seems he's eager to gain glory out here in the field. A noble pursuit, but also a concerning one. Overconfidence in this war is likely to result in certain death." Zerenis thought to himself, before responding to Xanotos' remark on following orders.

"Following my orders to the letter is all well and good, but what if I can't issue orders to you for one reason or another? If you can't come up with your own solutions to the situation, ideally with minimal to no risk to yourself, you're going to be in for a tough time. What I'm trying to say is, sometimes you will need to deviate from the norm and think for yourself. Know this though; The decisions that we make, are ultimately the ones that we have to live with, for better or worse." Zerenis said to the pilot, before saluting them.

"While I may be your squadron leader, I don't see myself as superior to you. In fact, I view my team mates as equals. I count on them to cover my shortcomings, and I'll watch theirs in return. But know this; If the order to withdraw is given, you are to follow it immediately. Those orders are often given when the odds are stacked against us."
"Akira Saito, fresh out of the academy with flying colours, not a day's actual combat experience. Not a problem for us, to say the least." Zerenis said, having recited that first sentence as though he'd read it right out of a Dossier, but there wasn't any venom to his voice when he said it, nor was he making any faces that would otherwise intimidate the red coat.

"Welcome to Aotisa team. I'm the team leader, Zerenis. The blue haired Red Coat there is Izumi, and her brown haired companion is Lucia." Zerenis said, offering his hand out for a handshake to Akira.

"Rest assured, you're in good hands. We'll make sure we get you up and flying in no time." Zerenis said, giving Akira a reassuring smile.
I just had to call that one out, just in case it hadn't been discussed beforehand. Can't blame a guy for being cautious. And since the colour of the Impulses change depending on what Silhouette is equipped, should be easy enough to tell them apart if you stick to the one of each pack rule.
Whoa, hold up. Pretty sure there's only one Impulse Gundam, but Lucia and Akira are both using said gundam? Unless someone created a second Impulse Gundam, or just the core splendor, I can't see that happening.
My leading man for now. More to come in due time.
Edit: Added in the foreman for the Aotisa Team.
Edit 2: Added in the very annoyed Extended that Maddox left to die.
Edit 3: Added in two members of the CSC, the Chief of R&D and a WIP for a CIC Officer.









Cronic listened to the Rabbit speak, and not understanding a word of it. Instead he got to his feet and turned to look at those who were unconscious and/or asleep still.

"Ok. This technically is and isn't a dream." Cronic thought to himself, as he walked over to one of them, and hauled one over his shoulder. Due to his upbringing, he usually tries to remain in good shape. Could mean the difference between life and death as far as he's concerned. So carrying an unconscious individual over his shoulder isn't much of a problem for him.

"Well, better tag along. I don't feel like going home in a box. That and I wan't more information on what's going on around here."
Cronic watched Aria as she knocked the Guard into the mud, facepalming at the sight.

"Textbook Aria, right there." Cronic said, as he folded his arms at the mention of any ideas.

"Priority one should be to lure the dragon away from Riverwood to reduce risk of civilian casualties. Priority two should be to find a battleground once we've got it's attention that offers some cover from the dragon's breath attacks. We take one of those dead on and we are cooked. Cronic said, looking at Aria, the gears turning in his head, his inner tactician kicking in.

"It's probable that we're going to need to try to ground the beast as well, and attack it from multiple sides once it's on the ground. Hope everyone has some form of ranged attack. Because until then, trying to hit a flying target with a sword is about as useful as jumping off the throat of the world."
"Well, someone's eager. I'll see if I can get that authorized once you're back on your feet." Mark said, folding his arms, as he was reviewing schematics for another unit, codenamed "Phoenix" and began reading through it.

"Let's see here... Heat absorption and venting... Able to use the heat to generate flame-based attacks... MA-MS Transformation system, DRAGOON System..." Mark said to himself, not caring if anyone heard him.

"Hmm... A Custom-made pilot suit will be needed for this one, otherwise the Pilot will cook inside the cockpit...."
"Not quite what I was expecting, but we'd better move quickly if we want to get there in time." Cronic said, his sword in a sheath, strapped to his waist, and his gigantic bow strapped to his back. Cronic and Aria may have been known to beat unbeatable odds, sure, but not without a few cuts or scratches to remember the encounters by. And if his sense of dread was anything to go by, some of them would be walking out of this with some pretty bad burns.

"Well, if it puts food on the table, I'm all for it." Cronic said, knowing that if they sat this one out, the people of Riverwood would be a pile of unrecognisable, charred corpses before the night was over.
Stepping outside after a few minutes, mainly just to get out of the stink, upon having served the stray cat some food, Cronic looked at Aria, then to the guards.

"The guards are on edge. That's not a good sign. They expecting an attack or something?" Cronic thought to himself, folding his arms. Cronic personally was never one to openly voice his thoughts, but the fact the guards were on edge was making him a little concerned.

"Either way, it'd probably be a good move to double-check my gear, just in case." Cronic said, going back into the house and heading upstairs, grabbing hold of his sword and removing it from the sheath, checking over the blade before taking out a small stone and running it across the blade's edges, sharpening the blade.

"Last thing I need is a blunt sword in the middle of a battle."
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