Raindrops the size of beans pounded against Strike Freedom's still-pristine armor, producing an unbroken series of dull pitter-patter sounds before instantly evaporating into misty white vapor.
[BOSS vibes at maximum]
[They're back, they're all back 233]
[So the Four Strong from season one are fighting the BOSS, huh]
[In the first part, four strong fighters took on one BOSS. Now in the second part, four people are fighting two 233]
[Holy crap, this frame looks way too realistic]
[The pressure is maxed out]
[This sounds ridiculous, but how are the villains supposed to fight this?]
[I'm fucking here to watch Strike Freedom stomp noobs. Who cares how the villains fight?]
[They get crushed, obviously 2333]
"Stella, are you okay?"
Asuka was still conscious.
"Mm..."
Stella shook her dizzy head.
Destiny Gundam itself had not suffered much damage, but the towering tree that had "caught" Destiny behind it had already come crashing down.
Mud, broken branches, and rising steam merged into a chaotic curtain that temporarily obscured the center of the battlefield.
Destiny Gundam struggled up from the mud into a half-kneeling position.
"I can still fight!"
Stella said.
"Yeah!"
"Strike Freedom is completely ignoring me. Should I go in for close combat?"
Luna Maria was furious.
She had already realized that Strike Freedom did not take her seriously at all.
Although she could still snipe, Luna Maria had the feeling that no matter how she adjusted her position, Strike Freedom would still be able to evade her shots.
If that was the case, then—
Wouldn't close combat be better?
"Freedom's pilot is highly skilled and has exceptional spatial awareness... but fighting three against one leaves no room for error. Luna, keep looking for opportunities, even if all you can do is interfere." Rau's voice came through. "Luna Maria, continue the