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Line 31: In [[2725]], Lt. [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] leads Blue Lance in training exercises at the SLDF’s massive Fort McKittrick base on the [[Draconis Combine]] world of [[Paris]], facing off against Red Lance commander [[Paula Nilssen]]. Despite Red Lance’s use of misdirection and duplicity, Kerensky manages to lead his lance to victory. After the battle, he confronts Paula about her actions, worried that his fellow [[Gunslinger Program]] graduate is overly focused on winning individual duels at the expense of the unit and the mission objective. In [[2725]], Lt. [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] leads Blue Lance in training exercises at the SLDF’s massive Fort McKittrick base on the [[Draconis Combine]] world of [[Paris]], facing off against Red Lance commander [[Paula Nilssen]]. Despite Red Lance’s use of misdirection and duplicity, Kerensky manages to lead his lance to victory. After the battle, he confronts Paula about her actions, worried that his fellow [[Gunslinger Program]] graduate is overly focused on winning individual duels at the expense of the unit and the mission objective. − With this in mind, he files a complaint with base commandant Colonel [[Hermann Scheer (28th c.)|Hermann Scheer]]. Unfortunately for Kerensky, the commandant disagrees with his assessment, and says that he respects Nilssen for her demonstrably superior dueling skills, which are more important (in his view) than grand strategic vision at a post that only faces single-combat challenges from ''ronin''. Soon thereafter, a ''[[Thug]]'' from a local ''dojo'' appears to announce a challenge, interrupting Kerensky’s meeting. + With this in mind, he files a complaint with base commandant Colonel [[Hermann Scheer]]. Unfortunately for Kerensky, the commandant disagrees with his assessment, and says that he respects Nilssen for her demonstrably superior dueling skills, which are more important (in his view) than grand strategic vision at a post that only faces single-combat challenges from ''ronin''. Soon thereafter, a ''[[Thug]]'' from a local ''dojo'' appears to announce a challenge, interrupting Kerensky’s meeting. − The ''ronin'' identifies herself as [[Mary Quinn]]. As a servant of ''bushido'', she seeks to challenge any SLDF warrior worthy to face her. Scheer sends Nilssen out to meet the ''ronin''’s challenge. Within minutes, Paula is dining with her ancestors, Mary Quinn is one battle closer to opening her own ''dojo'', and Kerensky is promoted to new base champion. + The ''ronin'' identifies herself as [[Mary Quinn]]. As a servant of bushido, she seeks to challenge any SLDF warrior worthy to face her. Scheer sends Nilssen out to meet the ''ronin''’s challenge. Within minutes, Paula is dining with her ancestors, Mary Quinn is one battle closer to opening her own ''dojo'', and Kerensky is promoted to new base champion. Mary Quinn returns a week later for another challenge. Kerensky proves highly skilled at manipulating the challenge protocols, and forces the ''ronin'' to come to a venue that favors his ''[[Orion]]''. Aleksandr is in top form for the battle, debating his foe as he fights, and launching a barrage of quotations along with missiles and autocannon rounds. He fights well, but his ‘Mech is defeated. However, he has won the philosophical argument with the ''ronin'', and she departs without killing him. Mary Quinn returns a week later for another challenge. Kerensky proves highly skilled at manipulating the challenge protocols, and forces the ''ronin'' to come to a venue that favors his ''[[Orion]]''. Aleksandr is in top form for the battle, debating his foe as he fights, and launching a barrage of quotations along with missiles and autocannon rounds. He fights well, but his ‘Mech is defeated. However, he has won the philosophical argument with the ''ronin'', and she departs without killing him. Line 40:
Line 40: * [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] * [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] * [[Paula Nilssen]] * [[Paula Nilssen]] − * [[Hermann Scheer (28th c.)|Hermann Scheer]] + * [[Hermann Scheer]] * [[Mary Quinn]] * [[Mary Quinn]]
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In [[2725]], Lt. [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] leads Blue Lance in training exercises at the SLDF’s massive Fort McKittrick base on the [[Draconis Combine]] world of [[Paris]], facing off against Red Lance commander [[Paula Nilssen]]. Despite Red Lance’s use of misdirection and duplicity, Kerensky manages to lead his lance to victory. After the battle, he confronts Paula about her actions, worried that his fellow [[Gunslinger Program]] graduate is overly focused on winning individual duels at the expense of the unit and the mission objective. | In [[2725]], Lt. [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] leads Blue Lance in training exercises at the SLDF’s massive Fort McKittrick base on the [[Draconis Combine]] world of [[Paris]], facing off against Red Lance commander [[Paula Nilssen]]. Despite Red Lance’s use of misdirection and duplicity, Kerensky manages to lead his lance to victory. After the battle, he confronts Paula about her actions, worried that his fellow [[Gunslinger Program]] graduate is overly focused on winning individual duels at the expense of the unit and the mission objective. | ||
| − | With this in mind, he files a complaint with base commandant Colonel [[ | + | With this in mind, he files a complaint with base commandant Colonel [[Hermann Scheer]]. Unfortunately for Kerensky, the commandant disagrees with his assessment, and says that he respects Nilssen for her demonstrably superior dueling skills, which are more important (in his view) than grand strategic vision at a post that only faces single-combat challenges from ''ronin''. Soon thereafter, a ''[[Thug]]'' from a local ''dojo'' appears to announce a challenge, interrupting Kerensky’s meeting. |
| − | The ''ronin'' identifies herself as [[Mary Quinn]]. As a servant of | + | The ''ronin'' identifies herself as [[Mary Quinn]]. As a servant of bushido, she seeks to challenge any SLDF warrior worthy to face her. Scheer sends Nilssen out to meet the ''ronin''’s challenge. Within minutes, Paula is dining with her ancestors, Mary Quinn is one battle closer to opening her own ''dojo'', and Kerensky is promoted to new base champion. |
Mary Quinn returns a week later for another challenge. Kerensky proves highly skilled at manipulating the challenge protocols, and forces the ''ronin'' to come to a venue that favors his ''[[Orion]]''. Aleksandr is in top form for the battle, debating his foe as he fights, and launching a barrage of quotations along with missiles and autocannon rounds. He fights well, but his ‘Mech is defeated. However, he has won the philosophical argument with the ''ronin'', and she departs without killing him. | Mary Quinn returns a week later for another challenge. Kerensky proves highly skilled at manipulating the challenge protocols, and forces the ''ronin'' to come to a venue that favors his ''[[Orion]]''. Aleksandr is in top form for the battle, debating his foe as he fights, and launching a barrage of quotations along with missiles and autocannon rounds. He fights well, but his ‘Mech is defeated. However, he has won the philosophical argument with the ''ronin'', and she departs without killing him. | ||
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* [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] | * [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] | ||
* [[Paula Nilssen]] | * [[Paula Nilssen]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Hermann Scheer]] |
* [[Mary Quinn]] | * [[Mary Quinn]] | ||