Itâs a disarming feeling, to be both on the ground experiencing natural gravity and sans escape route. As far as Allelujah can tell, all that he has to remind him of his mobile suit is a plastic baggy of parts that vaguely resembles Ariosâ color scheme.
(Heâs tempted to give putting it all together a try. Perhaps later.)
Despite what the scientists have told him â and surprise, he doesnât trust a word coming out of someone who considers themselves fellows to them for a heartbeat â he still wonders if this experiment isnât part of some greater trap that Celestial Being (or at least its Gundam Meisters) have fallen into somehow, been outmaneuvered and overpowered into. Itâs a bit on the side of âconspiracy theory,â admittedly, but not entirely farfetched.
His suspicion multiplies when he spots that brown hair from behind, paired with the unmistakable uniform, but thatâs quickly overtaken by the need to dash after his retreating figure.
<<Setsuna! Hey, Setsuna!>>
Setsuna had to admit. As much as this city was quite clearly a hazard to everyone here, he had certainly seen worse. Being in wars as a child did that sort of thing, he supposed. Even still, it was an odd feeling, being here without the ability to simply hop into Exiaâs cockpit and fly into space or the like. It was somewhat difficult to adjust, all things considered, to a life where he wasnât fighting all the time, where his duties at Versailles were all that he had to do with his time...
<<Setsuna! Hey, Setsuna!>>
A frighteningly familiar voice shook Setsuna out of his thoughts. As he turned to face his fellow Meister, Setsunaâs initial fears that this was an endgame by the UN Forces to completely eliminate Celestial Being were rather swiftly renewed, almost as if they had never left his mind for even a second. Why would he be here otherwise?
ăAllelujah? When did you arrive here...?ăThe shock in his voice was rather evident, and for a good reason. After all, Allelujah was one of the last people he expected to see here considering how effective he was outside of a Gundamâs cockpit. Was he right the first time? Had this really been the final plan to exterminate Celestial Being, by sending them to an isolated land far away from the rest of the world? Or was it mere coincidence that he and Allelujah were both here right now?