As for the mechs, every unit in the videos and records perfectly matched the participants' styles. Different colors, different weapons, different models, different appearances—some had mono-eyes, some were Gundams, and some were neither Gundams nor mono-eyes. In short, there was every kind of messy, mismatched machine imaginable. There were more than a hundred and fifty of them, but Domel's records could not confirm whether there were even more.
Perhaps because of the battle before Iskandar, where Naza had led only a small force yet held off the attacks and encirclement of so many Impact Legion mechs and warships, Domel had clearly never thought much of the Impact Legion's combat strength.
But now Domel understood that perhaps the Impact Legion had not been weak at all—it was simply that those thugs who had been their enemies were too strong. After experiencing this battle against the Victory Fleet, how could Domel still truly underestimate this group of unknown origin that had suddenly appeared and chosen to become an auxiliary legion of Gamillas? Perhaps his current thought was to return immediately and find a way to control or eliminate the Impact Legion.
In fact, it was not just Domel, that political idiot so concerned with his country and people. Even Misera, who was loyal only to Desla, had roughly the same thought. Whether or not the Impact Legion possessed combat strength equal to the Victory Fleet, even half that level would still pose an enormous threat to Gamillas. The most appropriate course would be to immediately send the Impact Legion to intercept the Victory Fleet. Ideally, the two sides would tear each other apart, and once both were severely weakened, Gamillas could clean up the leftovers.
With defeat already an established fact, Domel and Misera no longer devoted more thought to the Victory