Unaware that Creuset had already come looking for them, the two Mobile Suits continued to advance through the vast underground passage.
Of course, the journey was not without its challenges, but he now had four cannons on his back.
Two more than Blastoise, and with a single volley, there was no door that couldn't be breached.
As for the Mobile Suits along the way.
Due to the narrow passage, the beams were all reflected by the Forbidden's Mirage Particle shield.
The two of them might as well have been walking through an uninhabited land, arriving at the entrance of the underground prisoner camp with a force that could crush everything in its path. Here was a huge circular intersection, with a large vertical central elevator in the middle, and four paths leading in four directions: accommodation, command, prisoners of war, and the hangar.
However, the entrances and exits here were clearly not designed with MS in mind. Although the aisles were spacious, they couldn't fit a single frame.
"I've locked the elevator leading to the outside with the Quantum Virus, they can't break through for now."
Meyrin had already taken advantage of the chaos to reach the elevator control panel, with Little Bird's foot directly inserted into the connection point.
"Good."
After using the quadruple-mounted beam cannons on his back to simultaneously pierce through the three Dagger series Mobile Suits that had come to reinforce, He Kui quickly opened the cockpit and jumped down under the cover of the Forbidden's shield.
"We'll hold them off, Sulei, you take control of the Aegis."
There was no other way, the only combatants here were him and Shihe.
Although Meyrin and Sulei could also pilot, they were definitely at the level of green uniforms. Compared to the more dangerous MS battles, the Aegis couldn't even be penetrated by ordinary firearms.
"Ah."
Sulei was a bit scared, mainly afraid of messing up.
After all, if the Aegis was gone, they would all be gone together.
"Don't worry, I'll keep an eye on it too."
Hearing He Kui's reassurance, Sulei's expression eased a bit.
"Okay."
The two-kilometer range was still too close. Fortunately, these two Mobile Suits were tough enough and should be able to hold out until He Kui's FLAG wasn't fully set. Just then, there was a sudden loud bang from the elevator in the center.
The sturdy elevator door was forcibly opened by a very familiar Rocket Meteor Beam Hammer.
".Creuset."
He Kui raised the monitor, looking at the Mobile Suit descending from the sky, and without giving the other party a chance to speak, the quadruple-mounted beam cannons on his back fired simultaneously.
The dazzling green light rushed towards the Raider's cockpit, but of course, the Raider gracefully turned to avoid two of the beams while the beam saber in its hand struck the other two.
Splitting beams with a saber was like splitting bullets with a knife in a movie.
This was a Natural, was it scientific? Seeing that the Raider seemed to have an opening due to inertia, He Kui fired two Siren Beasts from his chest.
The red and white beam weapons, carrying more power than the previous beam cannons, arrived in front of Creuset's Mobile Suit.
However, the Mobile Suit's various nozzles began to work in the air, and a nimble backflip swiftly avoided the two high-powered attacks.
"What a warm welcome, Director He."
Creuset laughed.
"He Kui."
Shihe's voice clearly carried tension upon hearing Creuset's voice.
Creuset, that was the Creuset she had once admired, although after his betrayal, the two had no further interaction.
But now, knowing that she was up against a former hero of ZAFT, Shihe's nervousness was evident.
"Hold him off, Shihe, you use the Calamity Shot, I'll cover you."
Both Shihe and he clearly couldn't hit Creuset, so it was better for him to use the Mirage Particle shield to engage Creuset.
After all, they were both Elite Red Coats, and with equal Mobile Suits, they still had a fighting chance against Creuset.
Of course, they were not without limitations. With the Aegis not being able to move too far away, the space they could maneuver in was very limited.
And there were many Mobile Suits nearby.
"Who's the other one? Shihe?"
Creuset asked with interest while dodging Shihe's sniper shots.
On the other side, behind Creuset, many azure-colored aerial Raider types were circling in the air.
Like vultures waiting to peck at a corpse.
Of course, He Kui was not without reputation, his marksmanship was excellent, and even with just the Vulcan Cannons embedded in his arms, he could still pose a certain threat to them.
"You guess."
After saying this, He Kui continued.
"Sulei, speed it up."
Faced with this rapidly deteriorating situation, He Kui couldn't help but urge.
"I'm looking!"
Due to the previously issued wartime alert, there weren't many soldiers left in the prisoner camp, and the remaining guards were no match for the Aegis.
And just as He Kui used the Mirage Particle shield to reflect the beams from several Raiders, he caught a glimpse of a strangely familiar figure from the Aegis's screen.
"Leilei, wait."
"Huh?"
Although puzzled, upon hearing He Kui's words, Sulei still paused in place.
The prisoner area they were in now was a series of cells, and this area was very deep, housing those who had violated military law, were to be sent to a military court, or were being punished with confinement by a military court.
Their gazes at the Aegis were filled with longing or malice, especially when they saw the Aegis stop, their emotions became even more intense.
After all, some of the people here were deserters, and some had violated military orders.
The serious ones were to be executed.
So. "Hey! Are you from ZAFT?! Let me out, I can help you!"
"I am, I'm a special forces soldier!"
"Nonsense, who here isn't!"
Several people inside, though covered in wounds, still spoke fiercely.
But He Kui ignored them and walked up to a cell in front of him.
"Natal Badgiruel?"
After blocking another beam attack aimed at Shihe, He Kui said.
He wasn't entirely sure, although he had seen images of Badgiruel here.
But the woman before him was much more haggard than the Badgiruel he remembered.
However, the iron-blooded temperament had not changed in the slightest.
"!"
Hearing her name spoken by this person, Badgiruel's tense face froze.
"You know me?"
"Of course, the deputy captain of the Archangel, the captain of the Dominion, how did you end up here?"
He Kui asked.
"Hmph."
It seemed Badgiruel didn't want to say anything to him, just coldly averted her eyes.
"Will you come with me? You should know I'm not from ZAFT."
He Kui continued to ask, the reason he stopped was also because Badgiruel was single.
Perhaps it could trigger some system.
"Impossible."
Upon hearing He Kui's words, Badgiruel replied without hesitation.
She naturally recognized this attire of a full-body cloak, although it looked a bit different, it was clear that the other party was from Pallas.
"What if I said I could take you to the Archangel?"
"."
The iron-blooded expression on Badgiruel's face finally cracked a fissure upon hearing this.
"Where are they?"
"Do you know them?"
Badgiruel asked in succession.
"I barely know them."
"So, will you come with me, Natal?"
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