As for Graham, he had basically remained in OZ's camp the entire time, doing what OZ arranged while carrying out the same mission as Cruze. But compared to Cruze, Graham's experiences in that world had been far more straightforward.
Graham had fought every one of the Five Strong, both one-on-one and one-against-many. And it had not just been the Five Strong; quite a few other pilots from the Satellite Alliance had also crossed paths with him. He had constantly pushed himself to improve. Ordinary opponents did not interest Graham much, but in that world, there were far more Gundams than just Wing Gundam and Deathscythe Gundam. Many units that had never appeared in the main storyline existed there as well.
Although Graham now piloted a Gundam himself, in his eyes, anyone capable of piloting a Gundam in a Mission World was no ordinary person. They were opponents he could battle to his heart's content. He had fought from the beginning of the mission until its end, making even Basak, the berserker, seem less battle-hungry by comparison.
Yet perhaps it was precisely because of Graham's personality that his unique charisma had won him many supporters within OZ. The civilian pilots in OZ were especially devoted to him. Before anyone realized it, he had become the idol of OZ's lower-ranking civilian pilots, earning tremendous praise and no small number of followers.
After learning about their experiences in the two worlds, Xiao Ran did not ask many more questions. Basak and Luo both looked utterly exhausted, while there were some things on Cruze's side that did not need to be made too clear. Some matters were best left as things they both understood in their hearts.
Xiao Ran did not think there was anything wrong with Cruze scheming to destroy a Space Colony.