The sudden barrage of fire caught the Moebius pilot off guard; unable to continue his own assault, he gripped the control stick tightly and scrambled to maneuver out of harm's way.
Under his control, the Moebius jerked upward, its powerful rear thrusters propelling the craft into a rapid climb.
The Moebius had barely flown a short distance before it collided with a bullet.
Driven by a desperate desire to survive, the pilot ultimately perished in the sea of fire created by the Moebius's explosion, leaving not even a scrap of his remains behind.
Having destroyed the Moebius, Felix maneuvered the White Ginn into a swift turn.
He raised his weapon and opened fire!
Two rounds tore from the muzzle, flying through the air to disrupt the Moebius that was preparing to fire back.
This forced the pilot to break off and maneuver to evade.
While the enemy was distracted, Felix turned and opened fire on another Moebius.
He used the same method to disrupt this Moebius as well.
With both Moebius units unable to lock onto him, Felix seized the fleeting opportunity to pilot the White Ginn in a charge toward one of them.
Along the way, he maneuvered to dodge the incoming fire from the Moebius, all while keeping a close watch on the positions of the other two units.
Seeing one of the Moebius units vanish from his forward field of vision, Felix steered the White Ginn to dodge incoming fire before turning to shoot at the one behind him.
He effectively neutralized the threat of a sneak attack from his rear.
Having done so, he turned the White Ginn back to engage the first Moebius once more.
The distance between them closed bit by bit as his fire constantly disrupted the Moebius's flight path.
With both factors combined, the White Ginn reached its target, the Heavy Slash Blade already in hand; with a single strike, the long, sharp blade cleaved the Moebius in two.
After finishing it off, Felix maneuvered the White Ginn away from the spot at high speed, dodging all the incoming fire.
He raised his Heavy Assault Machine Gun and opened fire on a Moebius ahead.
The Moebius pilot maneuvered to evade the attack.
The pilot adjusted his cannons and opened fire on the White Ginn.
Under Felix's control, the White Ginn maneuvered to dodge the attack.
He raised the Heavy Assault Machine Gun and fired again.
The timing and angle of this shot were perfect, catching the Moebius pilot completely off guard; by the time he realized what was happening, it was too late to evade.
He could only feel the explosion of his Moebius in terror.
At this moment, on the flagship where the commander-in-chief was stationed:
"What is the current situation?"
The commander-in-chief asked, looking ahead.
The adjutant accompanying the commander-in-chief reported the current status.
"Commander-in-chief, our forces are currently locked in a fierce battle with the Earth Alliance Forces, and their warships are pushing forward. Among the MA Moebius units deployed by the Earth Alliance Forces, we have confirmed that some are carrying nuclear weapons into the battlefield."
"In that case, it is time to test our new equipment. Tell all units to prepare to face the side effects of the Neutron Jammer."
Upon hearing this, the commander-in-chief issued the order to the adjutant.
Once the adjutant received the order, he relayed it to all the warships and captains of the ZAFT assault force.
The captains of the warships temporarily equipped with the Neutron Jammer watched the time display and silently counted down.
The moment the countdown ended, the captains gave the order.
"Activate the Neutron Jammer!"
Following the command, the Neutron Jammer was activated, beginning to interfere with neutron movement across the covered area, while simultaneously triggering its side effects.
On the front lines:
Felix, piloting the White Ginn, clearly felt his radar failing to function properly, and communication with his teammates was severely disrupted.
"The timeline was still too rushed! If we had more time, we could have used laser radar and laser communication through certain modifications, reducing the interference to a much greater extent."
Feeling the shift, Felix muttered to himself.
Meanwhile, in the cockpit of a Moebius:
"What is going on? Why is the radar not working?"
As the pilot tried to use his radar to lock onto the White Ginn, he clearly felt that the system was unable to achieve a lock.
Furthermore, the warning radar was also unresponsive.
In short, his checks revealed that all radar equipment was unusable; the only thing left to rely on was the optical sensor.
"Respond if you can hear me! Respond if you can hear me!"
The pilot, realizing the situation, desperately tried to establish contact with his teammates, only to find that the communication channels that were usually so reliable were now completely unusable.
Unable to reach his comrades, he grew increasingly panicked and agitated, his voice never ceasing as he continued to call out over the comms.
While he was calling, Felix piloted the White Ginn and opened fire directly at him. Through the feed transmitted by the optical sensors, the pilot saw the attack heading his way.
He hurriedly maneuvered his Moebius to evade.
In the process of this flight, the Moebius's blind spot was exposed right in front of Felix.
Watching the movement of this Moebius, Felix decisively pulled the trigger.
A single shot rang out, instantly blowing the Moebius to pieces.
Having dealt with that guy, Felix maneuvered toward another Moebius.
"Respond if you can hear me! Respond if you can hear me! Respond if you can hear me!"
The repeated calls echoed across the bridge of a Drake-class warship belonging to the Earth Alliance Forces First Fleet.
With no response to the calls, the communications officer reported to the captain.
"Captain, we have lost contact with the fleet; we are unable to reach either the MA units or the other warships."
Bang!
Upon hearing this, the captain slammed his fist hard against the armrest of his chair, his face twisted in angry frustration as he growled.
"Damn Coordinators, what kind of technology are they using?"
After shouting, he ordered the communications officer.
"Keep trying to establish contact!"
"Understood!"
The communications officer replied and continued his work.
Meanwhile, to the left of this Drake-class warship, another vessel of the same class was suffering from even more severe issues.
"Captain, the reactor has shut down."
The engineering crew reported to the bridge via the ship's internal wired communication system.
As they reported, the crew worked frantically to inspect the damage and repeatedly attempted to restart the reactor.
On the bridge:
"Switch to the auxiliary power unit to ensure the ship retains mobility. At the same time, keep trying to restart the reactor."
Upon learning that the reactor had stopped working, the captain issued orders to the crew. Hearing the command, the engineering crew replied.
"Yes, Captain!"