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[guardian-lynx.livejournal.com]

[Voice]

Alright. Like Hayato said last week, everyone who plans to fight in Zero-G needs particular training. So far we've only run into trouble with people stupid enough to fight inside colonies, but there's always a chance we'll have to engage someone in an orbital battlefield as well.

Anyone who plans to fight while we're in space, report to the hangar for training. This goes for our new Mobile Suit pilots, too. Those are designed to fight in space, but you still have to get used to the lack of gravity. Make sure you've got proper oxygen seals and install some of the Thruster Modules we bartered from Nergal if your unit isn't normally spacefaring.

[Action]

[Unlike her few training sessions on the surface, of course, Calvina's assembling the crew inside the hangar. She's also going over final adjustments on Bellzelute for training - she might as well get some of her own practice in instead of just watching the kids play. It was a fairly simple task to turn the limiters up to the point where the energy weapons became simply tracers and to load the missile pods and rifle with paint rounds...]

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[vjockey.livejournal.com]

[Cheng was there, he always made sure to attend these training sessions. He still looked as nervous as a jackrabbit in a coyote convention though.]

[The Behemoth looked a little less armed. For one thing it was missing its best friends the Cannons. That didn't mean it wasn't lethal though. Or at least it would be if it had live ammo]

[guardian-lynx.livejournal.com]

It's just training, Cheng. Don't start sweating before it starts.

[vjockey.livejournal.com]

[took a breath and saluted in reply]

Understood ma'am.

[It didn't help that much though. The black void of space still held his heart in a chilling grasp. ]

[bakaribbon.livejournal.com]

Haruka Amami, ready!

[Haruka's in her usual piloting outfit. She's missed out on most of the earlier training sessions Calvina ran, but she's here now.]

[guardian-lynx.livejournal.com]

Glad to see you this time. I have to admit, I'm interested in what Imber can do in orbit...

[bakaribbon.livejournal.com]

Quite a lot! I think his Δ-V capacity is higher than anything else we've got on board!

Just to establish the character

[saikyocivrobo]

[Werter spends the planned training time listening to music and reading manga in his room.]

[fermionprincess]

Is this how training looks like outside the House? How exciting, I cannot wait to discover its principles!

[Alessandra and Memento Mori are there, the former looking a bit too enthusiastic for just a practice session.]

[guardian-lynx.livejournal.com]

Unless everyone suddenly started shaping up, this'll be more like a picnic than anything up to military standards, but you're welcome to join.

[fermionprincess]

A picnic in space? What a silly image.

[Alessandra boards her unit and checks if systems are operating - that is, she moves her arms and legs around, and since Memento Mori follows these movements, all is fine!]

Memento Mori, at your service!

[And now the mecha waves in Calvina's general direction.]

[zetahatsudo.livejournal.com]

[Kamille has appeared, and has found a pilot's uniform to use. He appears to be a bit short of breath]

S-Sorry, I was having trouble finding something my size.

[guardian-lynx.livejournal.com]

Funny, I figured there would be a surplus of men's clothes aboard.

You pilot one of the Gundam-types we picked up, right?

[zetahatsudo.livejournal.com]

[Doesn't mention that he got lost trying to find said uni]

Yeah. Kamille Bidan. I pilot the Mk-II.

[getter-class.livejournal.com]

[Watching from The Tower's observation deck.]

[Voice]

[guardian-lynx.livejournal.com]

Colonel...while I have your attention...

How'd you get that thing into space, anyway?

[roarofliger.livejournal.com]

[Van hadn't realized we had space-capable boosters on hand; after consulting with Zeke, he installed a set onto the Liger after hearing Calvina's message.]

[Sure enough, that evening, he reports to training, the Liger standing majestically.] Ma'am? Van Flyheight, reporting for training. I don't think Zoids are normally space-capable units, but I understand the cockpit's sealed well enough, and I installed a set of thrusters...?

[guardian-lynx.livejournal.com]

Thruster modules should do it in a pinch...

...although I think they were designed for humanoid units.

Well, at least Liger will be able to move.

[hammersteintime.livejournal.com]

Golly gosh, in space, even Hildebrand can fly. THat's going to be different, that's for sure.

[guardian-lynx.livejournal.com]

Don't think of it as flying, because it's not quite the same. You're moving in truly three dimensions, no gravity or lift to account for.

What A Rank in Space

[thestrayhawk.livejournal.com]

[Ichitaka is standing in front of the Rushbird intent on starting his training as soon as possible]

Ready to begin my training ma'am.

Re: What A Rank in Space

[limit-of-fate.livejournal.com]

[Tohya on the other hand, is far less enthusiastic to be there.]

I'm here.

[aprimeanswer.livejournal.com]

[PRIME is standing there, arms crossed, wondering how hard this could really be. NEXTs weren't designed for space combat at all, so he had grabbed the next best thing- A Ball he'd found in the back of the hangar and attached the Reinheit's pile bunker and hand chaingun to. The poor thing is terribly off balance in the artificial gravity, and PRIME looks entirely too proud of his work, considering both weapons aren't electronically linked to the Ball's systems.]

[guardian-lynx.livejournal.com]

...what is that?

[im-not-asking.livejournal.com]

Would you desire assistance in running the training?

Happy Trigger is made for zero-G environments, so I'm used to working in terms of it.

[guardian-lynx.livejournal.com]

If you'd like to assist, I'd greatly appreciate it. I've served in space before, but I probably can't compete with someone born and raised in Transbaal when it comes to instincts.