However, despite the exclamations from some of the officers on the bridge, the red mobile suit on the screen—the one piloted by Char, who was known as the "Red Comet"—didn't seem to take it seriously at all!
At the last second before the enemy could fire on his Sazabi, he suddenly launched the six remote weapons on its back. Then, instead of pulling back as expected, the suit surged forward, accelerating as if it had tripled its speed.
Just as several torrents of beam fire swept past the armor of his red mobile suit, twelve small remote-controlled funnel weapons suddenly cut in from the side and struck the enemy formation. Before the Mechanical Clan's mobile suits could concentrate fire on the Sazabi, which had practically charged into their line of fire, their two suits in critical positions suddenly blew up on their own?
Then a white mobile suit flashed past...
It turned out that Haman's Quebeley had arrived to provide support.
Not far away, the mobile suit of Haman, the solitary queen, darted through the enemy encirclement like one of her petite funnels, its small frame lending it a ghostly speed. It complemented and worked in perfect tandem with the Sazabi's brutal firepower and massive size.
Just like that, the two pilots—who were said to have once been lovers before parting ways—fought side by side with their mobile suits, carving crimson and white spirals across the battlefield. Wherever they passed, the Mechanical Clan's purple-and-white defensive line crumbled, and several of their mobile suits were destroyed or damaged.
By contrast, the Mechanical Clan's suits in that area numbered nearly twenty, yet they couldn't even take down the Sazabi and Quebeley. As the fight went on, they had somehow turned their attack into a defense?
"!!"
Seeing how powerful Haman and Char