Oh indeed, that's why we called you. You see, we believe that the Barrier Nebula and other geographic characteristics of Baffin could be used to other advantage in case Valors come through the hole. He opened a door to a smaller room. We've never had a crusade. Our most dramatic military action has been breaking Corsair blockades on Freeports. As the door opens, Taru realized several TAZ were in it, sittin on cockpit simulators, talking to each other. As soon as the GMG flight instructor entered, they all became silent. I figured you'd want to cover theory before practicing out there in the open. He then jumped on a simulator and grabbed the controls. I will load the Kaichou simulation, since it's the ship I fly myself, but we've got Eros, Nyxes, Pythos and Katana pilots hete too.

We're as ready as we'll ever be Taru-sama. He glanced across the room to harvest approval looks from the other templars. Are we ready boys and girls? The Templars, who had been given some basic notions of Kusarian words, responded all at once. HAI!

Bomber, that's what I fly! A good old Kaichou GMG one, may I add. As Taru spoke, flashes of battle scenarios popped on everyone's screen. The images depicted possible conclusions of skirmishes with variations on the numbers and types of vessels present on each side. Skripto noted that there were no massive fleet battle scenarios, they were all skirmishes, and then he started to understand why he had been getting it all wrong. Why don't you tell us about some battle you have been in Taru-sama? Everyone then turned to the GMG flight instructor with curiosity.

Well, defense stories are the ones we would learn more about. He waited to give some time for Taru to think of one. They sometimes say attack is the best defense, so if you would like, we can also pay attention to such anecdotes of yours. In any case, Gypsie Skripto knew that whatever the story was, something worth learning would be involved.