(゜▽^*)Of course we're making a run for it!
In this vast, boundless mecha universe, they said that only the "God of Mecha Pilots"—the "Mecha God," as humans called him—was a real god, the one and only deity worshipped by humanity and all the other races throughout the universe.
They even said that the Mechanical Race, which could easily be called the universe's sole hegemon, worshipped the so-called "Mecha God" too.
For billions of years, his existence and legends had shone like brilliant stars on ancient charts, spanning the rise and fall of countless civilizations—including those of humanity and the Mechanical Race in this era.
According to legend, the God of Mecha Pilots had once used his supreme power to tear open spatial rifts between star systems and transform them into stargates, allowing the warships of all those races without faster-than-light travel to journey between known and unknown systems.
From then on, stargates had connected the entire vast galaxy. Even the Mechanical Race, whose technology was now highly advanced, whose civilization revered machines, and whose strength was formidable enough to mass-produce powerful mechs, still had to rely on those stargates to travel between stars.
Annie had no doubts about the legends of the "stargates" and the "Mecha God." They really existed. She had even witnessed it herself: the so-called Mecha God had indeed performed all manner of miracles, such as periodically dropping "Mecha God" supply chests onto various planets and abducting humans with piloting talent from other worlds.
But Annie didn't like the so-called Mecha God. Not for any particular reason—he just had no sense of propriety. After all this time, he still hadn't let her put together a complete Genn mech.
Anyway, Annie would never admit that she had terrible luck. She figured it was simply the Mecha God meddling