Don't own hibari

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDajOvd01Ms

My pulse raced at the accomplishments of the ageless alien mercenary known as " shattered ace " i forgot about my job & read everything on hand.

Around the time bobcat received
His nickname, 400th insurrection fleet had shown signs of wearings regarding of loosing part of that zone.

Because of this. Ariel forces & allied u.d.f. had begun to launch liberation offensive to liberate 30.000 planets. This puts 400th fleet on the defensive to defend the resources they stolen from the planets inhabitants.

30.000 planets people who gave in to let insurrection empire to take what they want had begun to dissatisfaction & result demilitarize.

I was given the opportunity to interview the former aces of the 400th that attack Ariel & knew bobcat. Back then they were masters of air & space.

So i travel to planet Ariel to follow his trail. I wanted to capture the Ariel war from shattered ace's point of view & their point of view.

Adler team commander. Former member of the insurrection empire of the air & space force. 53rd tactical fighter squadron.

Dio flicker. His skill & demeanor the poster boy of the 400th & responsible for bobcat's family murder. He now is a teacher at a school where bobcat used to attend before becoming an ace.

Dio: back then i was bursting with pride. I wanted to challenge universal defense front for big challenge. My flight's mission is to maintain air superiority at shattered quadrant. That day when we received the message from command for reinforcements. I become angry, the stationed force was in chaos because of two mercenaries. There was no way that mighty 400th fleet could loose to two mercenaries. But i saw him. I recognized the paint style & the type of spacecraft. I was the one i killed his family. In return he destroyed the our super carrier we had to fly out of his planet. They called me a coward. I said to myself that we made a biggest mistake of unleashing the sleeping giant so i walked a different path.

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