Dialogue/Wolf's Fang of Fury 2-6

Translated by Khosen

Ev2-6 - Khan the Swift

Before the battle

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*****! *****!

Khan:

...That's, not the enemy? Ahh, right. Khan, that's supposed to be my name.

I woke up, merged two consciousness into one, and returned to my usual self. The object hovering before me turned out to be First Sergeant Impet of Steel Line.

Impet:

General Khan! You made it! ...Uhm, are you alright, Ma'am?

Khan:

Yes, I am. Where exactly am I?

Impet:

3KM south-east from our HQ. We've already secured the premises.

Khan:

Good. The enemies I've baited into following me will be here any minute. Can I count on you to deal with them?

Impet:

Yes, Ma'am. Colonel Pheonix is also on her way here. So you can leave the rest to us!

Khan:

One more thing. Quick Camel and War Wolf are still engaging with hostile threat 8KM that way. So I'd like to request backup for those two too.

Impet:

Understood. Our soldiers are ready to strike back! Thank you for fighting them off this long, Ma'am!

Khan:

Well, I'll return and regroup with our main troops. I'll leave them to you.

Impet:

Roger that!

Alright, I've nothing more to add, Colonel. Do we have enough ammunition?

Phoenix:

Of course we do! I can see them as clear as day from above. One, two, three...whoa, there're a lot! So these guys are all members of Khan's fan club? Damn, what a rising star!

All troops, stand back! After showering them with our missiles and cannons, we'll charge at once. Don't worry; we'll flatten the surface and make it easier for all of you to run at them!

Impet:

We're good on the ground. Fire when ready!

Phoenix:

Alright! Time to bomb them back to the stone age!

Kya~ I've always wanted to say that out loud!

After the battle

Khan:

...And that concludes my report on our enemies' location and the coordinates for the wounded.

Marie:

Good work. Finally, we have all the pieces to solve the puzzle. It's time to strike back.

HongRyeon:

Once the main troops engage with the enemy, we, Team Mongus, will attack their flanks and rescue the wounded.

Marie:

You've done great, Khan. Get some rest.

Khan:

No, getting more ammunition is what needs to be done first. I'd also like to request IV fluids and a stimpack.

Gnome:

You're planning on going back to the battlefront? That's insane! Your vitals are already showing that you're at your limit!

Khan:

I know enemies are still out there, and others are still fighting. That means there's only one thing left for me to do.

Marie:

...Sergeant, you've heard the lady. On your feet and get those supplies she requested. Hurry.

Gnome:

But...

Yes, I understand, Ma'am. Right away.

HongRyeon:

Should we make changes to our rescue plan too?

Khan:

No, I don't have enough space on my plate to carry rescue supplies with me. I'll open up the path, so please follow me.

I'll navigate the shortest route towards the wounded.

HongRyeon:

Understood. This would be an excellent opportunity for my girls to watch and learn the military tactics of Khan the Swift.

Gnome:

...Here's the equipment you've requested. But Ma'am, at least allow me to tape around those wounds...

Khan:

That'd be unnecessary. Time's the essence for us. Now, if you'll excuse me.

Gnome:

Ma'am, would she be alright?

Marie:

There's one golden rule to ensure unity amongst different bioroids from different groups in Orca. That is to never expect the rules and norms amongst your group/squad/troop would apply to anothers'. On top of that, Khan's the leader of the Horde. So you mustn't question and interfere with her judgement.

Gnome:

...But can't we at least send a flying unit with her? Normally, she'd charge at the enemy with support from her rear.

Marie:

Improvising would never work well with her tactics involving her wolves. It'll only slow her down. Don't worry, Sergeant, she'll come out victorious.

Gnome:

...

Marie:

Let me let you know one thing so you can be included in the loop.

A while ago, Doctor wanted to analyze and quantify what was behind Khan's ability. As a result, she drew samples from her tactics, judgement, and behavioural patterns and created an AI to be put into simulated mock battles.

The AI was placed in simulation modules that reflected the battlefields from the Allied War and Extinction War period to test out how far it could make. The results were -

It took roughly 700,000 trials for the AI to learn to survive for at least 24 hours.

Do you understand what I'm saying? Theoretically speaking, how Khan engages in battle would 'most certainly lead to her death.'

Gnome:

B, but, in reality...

Marie:

Exactly. Khan's been fighting for over 100 years on the battlefield, where she could have died at any given moment.

On paper, her chances of pulling that off would be 1 in 25,000,000,000.

Can you imagine the odds? Well, at the very least, our logic and rationality can't explain how Khan pulls it off every time.

Someone who pulls off an impossible miracle every single time. That's 'Khan the Swfit,' the warrior we know.