Saki Maski's Camilla was not one of the original Revolutionary Machines. It had been assembled from countless parts found in the Revolutionary Machine graveyard, along with components from the original Unit 4. It was an unregistered VVV Mecha, and with Puru, a Magius, serving as the true core of its engine, this brand-new Camilla possessed the same potential as VVV Unit 1.
Especially after entering Prometheus, although Luo could not reproduce its core technology, he still made certain adjustments to the machine. This gave Camilla a super finishing move like Unit 1's, though while Unit 1's ultimate move was the Seppuku Greatsword, a technique that felt ridiculously self-destructive, Camilla's was different.
Camilla had originally been an elegant type of machine. It leaped through space with graceful poise and splendid movements, dancing a killing dance. Rings of green light beneath its feet formed its stage, while the magically effective Ring of Fire served as its prop. When such a machine unleashed its ultimate move, it naturally looked far more elegant—at least it would not perform something as baffling as seppuku.
Saki Maski decided to risk herself and endure weakness in exchange for an advantage over the enemy, but she did not tell Xiao Ran, who was weaving back and forth through the enemy formation, leaving slaughter and explosions in his wake. Saki knew very well that every enemy MS Xiao Ran destroyed, every enemy battleship he took down, reduced the pressure on their allies and gradually built up more advantages.
It could be said that Xiao Ran, Luo, Basak, Cruze, and Skull Squadron had become the absolute core of their allies on the battlefield. Losing even one of them would place far greater pressure on everyone else and their allied forces.
More than a dozen VF Series drones and GHOST Drones