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It's honestly been very humbling to learn to pilot Mobile Suits.

You did turn out to be close to being really good at piloting in the Alliance's bootcamp but these really complex machines have proven that may just be some natural intuition for simpler machines.

And as you quickly set in the standardized loadout and an additional leg-rack of missiles.

It is then that you follow the take-off procedure and thus find yourself in an asteroid field within the simulation

You grasp the control levers tightly upon your hands, relaying across the various monitors and cameras surrounding the GINN's cockpit.

And you... Somewhat start understanding the appeal of the FLUGG's linear seat and camera setup as you instinctually look back into the hull of the cockpit interior.

But you suppose the cost and architectural difficulties would-.

You shook your head, straightening into the duel ahead as you boosted forwards across the debris.

You had remembered that focused fire was one of the best ways to deal with a MS engagement back from the Alliance bootcamp. Which is why it made sense that a ZAFT pilot would avoid trying to expose themselves out in the open without a distraction or speed advantage.

And yet, you're busy yourself also tangling across the rocky debris. Trying to not let them impact your MS as you boosted and adjusted around them.

It's been about a minute and you haven't seen a wick of that red-finned GINN as you scan your surroundings...

Maybe they've already seen you? But then he would have shown up on the enemy radar if the debris wasn't blocking them likewise.

You take note that if it were armed, Athrun's MS could shoot at you from within the rocks, as you had to rack your rifle to your GINN's waist to more efficiently weave across the-.

And your eyes go wide as alarming pings blare into your cockpit, projectile motions detected within it and rocketing towards you!

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