Gundam Super G Universe

Chapter 49 At Least You Protected a Ship of Wounded Soldiers (Please recommend, please vote, please read)

Angel could accept Red's judgment on Aina Sakhalin. At least Red asked the enemy to cease fire only after they lost their combat capability, which Angel could understand.

As for Noin, she was originally a military instructor and had no objection to Red's judgment.

So Noin began to approach Apsalas III and turned on the radio and said
"Zeon pilot, Aina Sakhalin. I have to say that your opinion is too naive. You are driving a deadly weapon that can cause large-scale destruction, but you are talking about a truce. How do I know if you are preparing to launch a sneak attack?"

Aina Sakhalin didn't expect that the person who responded to her would be one of the two mobile suits in the sky, and the pilot would also be a woman.

So after a brief hesitation, he ignored his brother's obstruction in the cockpit behind him and answered directly:
"Okay, let's all put down our weapons first. You put down your guns and keep a certain distance. How about I open the cockpit and stand where you can see it?"

Noin wanted to agree to Aina Sahalin's proposal, but Red reminded her directly through the private voice channel (to prevent the voice from being broadcast).

"Noin, don't agree. Fly to the top of Apsalas III. It has a blind spot there. If you land in front of it, its MEGA particle ray cannon can penetrate you at any time. It's too dangerous."

Noin received Red's call and did not respond, but he knew what to do next. So he put away his weapon to reduce Aina Sakhalin's vigilance, and then deliberately landed at an angle above Apsalas III.

Aina Sakhalin was relieved at first when she saw that the mobile suit opposite her had indeed lowered its weapons, but she soon realized something was wrong because she could not see the mobile suit responding to her.

But when Aina was trying to find the location of the opposing machine, Red launched a sneak attack.

Because Red had found a perfect position for a sneak attack. There was a huge rock as cover, and the location was behind the right side of Apsalas III.

You know, in order to avoid being discovered by Apsalas III, Red was moving at a turtle's pace, and he just found a suitable position now.

After reaching the position, Red aimed directly at the giant hammer arm on the right side of Apsalas III.

Red didn't know what the designers of the Apsalas III were thinking. It was a firepower-specialized machine, but it had to be equipped with two giant meteor hammers. Did they really expect it to be used in close combat? How slow would a MS pilot have to be to be hit by this thing when charging at the opposite side? Did they expect the enemy's thrusters to be broken?
Moreover, the two giant hammers also added a major weakness to Apsalas III for no reason, which was the balance problem. Once one of the iron balls was exploded and the balance bar in the middle was destroyed, the Minovsky particle aircraft of Apsalas III could no longer maintain its balance.

Once the balance is lost and the tilt angle of Apsalas III reaches a certain level, the anti-gravity effect of the Minovsky particle aircraft will lose its effect, just like a huge ship at sea plunging into the sea and will inevitably fall directly to the ground.

So Red aimed directly at the slender giant hammer arm of Apsalas III. If it was hit by a beam of light, it would definitely be melted, and the giant hammer below would fall directly.

Since Aina hardly moved in order to show her sincerity, Red was shooting at a fixed target and had plenty of time to aim. With Red's excellent shooting skills, there was no possibility of missing.

So after Red shot, he confidently pulled the thrusters to the maximum, using the maximum thrust to assist the NT-1 Gundam to take off.

Then he drew the beam sword behind him and cut off two-thirds of the balance pole of Apsalas III with one sword.

This happened to Aina Sakhalin at almost the same time.

She first heard the lock alarm from Apsalas III, but before she could see where it locked onto her, a beam of light shot out from the lower right.

Then the right hammer indicator of Apsalas III disappeared, and within a second, the balance bar also reported an error. The aircraft began to report imbalance error warnings frantically, and at the same time, Apsalas III began to tilt to the left.

Ina in the cockpit didn't have time to care about anything else at this moment. She simply chose to discard the meteor hammer on the left and opened the left jet to the maximum, trying to restore her balance first.

Red saw Apsalas III abandon its left meteor hammer, which showed that the designer of Apsalas III was not too stupid, at least he considered how to restore balance if one of the meteor hammers and the balance bar was damaged. However, the Apsalas III was full of flaws in order to restore balance, and Red didn't need to say anything, Noin and Anqi in the air directly attacked Apsalas III.

Especially Noin, the Union Flag she was driving was very close to Apsalas III at this time, so she fired directly at the hole in the armor above it, and successfully launched an electromagnetic catapult into the hole on the left.

As a result, Apsalas III was completely destroyed. A huge explosion occurred in the internal structure on the left side, and half of the Minovsky particle vehicle failed directly. It was impossible to restore the balance of the body, and it could only fall into the mountain with flames and black smoke.

Fortunately, Aina herself did not fly the Apsarus III too high, and it may be due to the shadow of the Apsarus II falling. The Apsarus III's resistance to falling has been greatly enhanced. It did not disintegrate after falling from such a high distance, and the main structure is still intact.

However, the shock was enough to cause the machine to shut down, and the single eye of Apsalas III dimmed.

However, Red still did not let down his guard and said in the team voice
"Angie, Noin, you better land from behind Apsalas III. Don't give it any angle to shoot at you."

After saying that, Red went around to the back of the Apsalas III and climbed onto the body from the back. He aimed his beam rifle at the cockpit. Regardless of whether the pilot was dead or not, he turned on the radio and said to Aina in the cockpit:
"It's over, Aina Sakhalin, come out and surrender, and I'll spare your life."

At this point, Aina Sakhalin naturally knew that the man driving the Gundam was most likely the person in charge of the battlefield.

However, she had lost her ability to resist and was extremely angry, so she did not crash to death, but roared

"Despicable! Are you from the Earth Federation so disreputable?"

Since the two machines were in physical contact, even if the Apsalas III crashed, Red could still hear Aina's accusations through the physical radio system. To this, Red simply replied coldly:

"First, we never agreed to a ceasefire. Second, we are not the Earth Federation.

Aina Sakhalin, I'll give you three more seconds. If you don't come out, go to the sky with this MA."

After Reid finished speaking, Aina's brother, Ginias Sakhalin, who was sitting in the passenger seat, said directly

"Aina, you go out first. They don't know there are two pilots. Go out and attract their attention. I will have a chance to turn the tables after I restart the Apsalas III."

At this moment, Aina looked back at her brother in despair. He didn't seem to worry at all about whether her life would be in danger after going out.

But Aina had no choice at this time. She opened the cockpit and raised her hands high to indicate surrender.

Seeing that Aina Sakhalin was so cooperative, Red comforted her with a

"Okay, Aina Sakhalin, don't look like you've been betrayed. This is a battlefield, and you're too naive. But at least you protected the wounded who needed to be evacuated."

Just as Red finished speaking, a secret escape hatch opened at the Zeon base in the mine, and a Zanzibar-class ship roared into space.

This time no one will snipe them from the ground, so these Zeon soldiers will be safe at least until they break through the atmosphere.

(End of this chapter)