"How many Jaegers can deploy?"
"Only Gipsy Avenger, Saber Athena, and Guardian Bravo can barely be sent out."
"All right. Better than having only Avenger."
The next afternoon, the massive emergency repair operation at Moyulan Base was declared complete.
However, Amara's absence had ultimately caused no small impact. The damage to each Jaeger was slightly worse than in the original plot, and without Amara—the prodigy best at turning scrap into Jaegers with discarded parts—Bracer Phoenix had not been repaired as it had in the original story.
In fact, even if it had been repaired, it would have been meaningless. Of the original official pilots, only Jack Pentecost and Nate Lambert remained. The repaired Jaeger could only be operated by rookie pilots still in training, while Bracer Phoenix required three pilots—and Amara, who should have become the third new pilot, was now missing.
"Beginning connection... Initiating neural handshake."
"Neural signal connection stable. Saber Athena is ready."
"Guardian Bravo is ready."
"Control center, we're ready."
"Copy that. Ignition in ten seconds."
"10... 9... 8..."
"3... 2... 1... Ignition!"
After a series of preparations, the experimental rocket boosters Gottlieb had rushed to complete propelled the three Jaegers straight into the sky, sending them toward Tokyo.
Tokyo.
It was a remarkably strange city. Its strangeness lay in how it seemed especially favored by gigantic monsters, as though a monster's life had no meaning unless it came here to smash things up.
Today, Tokyo in this parallel world was also attacked by three savage monsters.
Unfortunately, there was no Ultraman here—no one who specialized in beating up little monsters and could always pull off a certain victory no matter how dire the situation became.
The three massive creatures came ashore from the sea, charging and crashing through everything in their path. Countless high-rises