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Chapter 934

Corona-Destroy Gundam

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The one speaking with Asuka was Luna Maria's younger sister, Meyrin.

Meyrin was the Minerva's CIC.

"Impulse isn't Luna Maria. Help me contact the pilot of that Destroy!"

"Huh? Okay."

Meyrin instinctively sensed that something was wrong.

Asuka himself might not have realized the issue, but as Luna Maria's sister, Meyrin could still sense that something was off.

"What's wrong, Meyrin? Why does Asuka want to contact Destroy?" Talia had also heard the communication from over there.

"Maybe he wants to coordinate tactics?"

Destiny Gundam had also been modified. Calling it a "Type Two" now would not be an exaggeration.

Combined with its various upgrades, its actual combat strength was very high.

It really could coordinate with Corona Destroy.

However, while speaking, Meyrin was also watching the data beside her.

Thanks to the development of AI intelligence, the CIC systems had very high access privileges. In order to direct tactical arrangements, they could investigate many things.

"Hmm...?"

The database displayed the list of ZAFT pilots.

It was easy to check. Operating an MS required a key, and every key was registered. Especially after the Armory One incident, aside from a few universal keys, each person had their own key and detailed registration records.

And currently, Impulse Gundam's pilot was displayed as a Red Uniform named Shiwa, not her sister Luna Maria.

Corona Destroy, meanwhile, had no information at all—only a "Bio-CPU" designation.

"No matter what, it can't be my sister, right?"

But... it was strange.

Something was very strange.

No, it had been strange from the very beginning.

Wasn't Destroy Gundam supposed to belong to the enemy? And this Destroy Gundam had enhanced equipment too.

There were also those Black Knights from Fendeshin. Although they were Coordinators as well, whenever they looked at people, they seemed to carry an extremely

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