Battle in the Thunderbolt Sector 3

However, after all the pilots of the Earth Federation Army's [Guncannon] and [GM Cannon] units had boarded [The Hive].

The members of the "Moore Brotherhood" realized that these so-called Earth Federation Army reinforcements were all boys and girls of fourteen or fifteen—nothing but underage children.

Although he too despised the actions of the Earth Federation Army's upper ranks, military orders were absolute, and he had no choice but to go along with them.

When those ignorant child soldiers saw the [Full Armor Gundam] in the hangar, their faces lit up with wild joy, and they stopped to salute it.

They even gathered around the Gundam one by one, taking innocent commemorative photos.

Thor, who had been watching from behind the screen, shook his head helplessly. It was obvious that these child soldiers, treated as expendable goods, had suffered no small amount of brainwashing and poisoning from the Earth Federation Army.

What truly grievous sins.

In the UC Century, there were actually no absolute good people or bad people. There were only entanglements of interests between people.

Likewise, in the wars of the UC Century, there were no absolute heroes or villains. There were only different positions and beliefs among people.

In the end, it was all about the victor becoming king and the loser being condemned.

But the ultimate victims were always the common people and soldiers at the bottom.

Thor thought of the "Celestial Being Organization" from the OO World, as well as the "Sword of Damocles" that he, Coco, Miranda, and the others had played house with.

Then he thought of the source of the Bist Foundation's rise, the so-called ultimate secret capable of overturning the Earth Federation hidden within—the "Box of Laplace."

It was the original stone tablet of the Universal Century Charter that had not been