A jolly college student in Britain, who is also a Mass Effect fan and an M-35 Mako Enthusiast, has his life cut short by an accident on the railway. He then meets a Goddess of another world named "Amyla," who offers reincarnation to another world. Being the fan of the Mako that he is, he chooses his body to be that of the M-35 Mako, confident that it would allow him to conquer the terrain and challenges of the new world easily. Amyla grants his wish, and off he goes! (I do not own the M-35 Mako)

We all know of the Dragonet prophecy. And we all know of the seawing kingdom and of course, Anemone, the only animus dragon in the Seawing Royal Family and the Seawing's super weapon, but what if that wasn't the case? What if there is another weapon, one that can dominate the skies and the seas, while staying perfectly hidden? Of course, I am talking about the one and only Alicorn super sub. Capable of launching planes and nukes from a rail gun while being able to dive beneath the waves, it is perfect for the job. Enter an average American man by the name of Jenson Peter (P) Brooks, an avid Ace Combat fan who has played the DLC for the Alicorn multiple times. One day, out of nowhere, he gets shot in the middle of a gang war, and he meets the dragon Goddess Draconia, who wants to send him to a place called "Pyhrria." The name rings a bell but he can't quite put a finger on it. Draconia, meanwhile, has found out about Alicorn from Jenson's memories and finds it a fascinating machine, thus deciding that Jenson's body will be that of Alicorn. Surprisingly, Jenson has no objections to this, and his journey in a new world begins when he is sent away to Pyhrria. (Wings of fire belongs to Tui T. Sutherland, Alicorn belongs to Ace Combat)