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Originally Posted by Eratas123
@ Stratos - He's a child terrorist so he's very emotionally vulnerable. He was raised to believe all pilots are just monsters waiting to kill him is embedded into him ever since he was 7. Seeing living contradictions of this and even having his partner ignore orders in order to save him makes him realize his preconceptions were wrong and that he should learn to move on. The romance is really slow so don't worry about him going on the opposite spectrum after one incident. It takes a long time for him to open up and accept that he was wrong.
Side note - How many in story months does the sequel span?
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You mean for Athena Sabre...? It depends on the plot, which is basically Tsurugi accompanying Inami in trying to track down the leader of Praxidike and foil his plans to destroy the IS System while also getting tied up in other canon affairs such as PT, Golems and others that I find suitable to be included.
Due to the presence of multiple threats at once, it might stretch out to almost all the LNs.
Then there's also the part where Tsurugi acquires the Arete Battle-Armor during Proioxis' Out Shift. Trying to figure out how she's going to carry on with her lessons as she's effectively acquired her own personal machine during that moment.
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