Betrayer

We already killed that guy!

The team comes to a warehouse area looking for the turncoat, Lukov. The team is as sneaky as loud, giant robots can be. Suddenly, the lights turn on, and an ambush begins!

It's a pretty simple battle. Half of the enemies have decided to lock themselves behind a gate. We'll have to break it down, but our foes don't bother to bug us. The first wave is four tanks and a random dude. The second group had just three wanzers, one of which was a launcher.

Despite clearly losing the sneak attack advantage, the group takes an elevator down into the depths. They talk of our prey, and only Emma gives him any praise. When they reach the bottom, Lukav isn't there. Instead, it's Han from the rural village battle. He still wants that promotion, and we're the key to that. Lukov isn't here, only Han. Han sucks.

This battle was a sinch. The enemies are spread out, and the terrifying guy in the back is passive. Han's attack is random and seems to be the same as the submarine's payload from Taal Base. If, and I do mean if, it hits, the damage can turn the tide, but he can also kill his own friends. I wonder if he can kill himself?

The target isn't here, so we all assume the ambassador betrayed us. We're angry and want answers, so we return to base. We get a radio relay from, I assume, Charlie Force, the other group that we could have met up with last night. They're all wiped out except for this guy, and he just so happens to have the ambassador secured. Kazuki believes this could be a trap, but we can't save Alisa by sitting here. So we'll be ambushed again...

...tomorrow!

I played Smash Ultimate with friends tonight. I usually just skip updates when that happens, but I wanted to play Front Mission 3, so I squeezed an hour in.