The Military of Foedusum has only grown in strength after the invasion that happened one century ago. As they plan for the final stages of their attack, they develop a prototype of the technology that was supposed to ensure their victory: Project Helion. Its inter-dimensional travel capabilities, while dangerous on its own, becomes more unpredictable once it is stolen by Soké Ékos, a soldier who unexpectedly wakes up from his cryogenic slumber. In a flash, he is gone with the prototype, and the Military turns to one of their best to find the prototype and kill him under charges of treason: Aviromia Ayter, the Soul of Ice, a daring pilot... and Soké's best friend.
Avi, with the help of her friend and fellow Soul Cerise Tandem, as well as Soké's girlfriend June Voler, must embark on a manhunt across dimensions in order to recover what they need to win the war of vengeance. Yet, the more time they spend searching, the more time they have to wonder what it's all for, whether the sacrifices being made are justified. Meanwhile, speculation of who their attackers that fateful day rise, claiming it to be a planet known as Vicula, and they apparently have the means of striking again.
With the clock ticking, it's only a matter of time until they make their final choice on who to align with. As tension builds, and true colours bleed out, can they truly trust not only each other, but themselves, and the cause they're supposedly fighting for?
Everything is unfamiliar to a girl who wakes up in a cryo-pod on a Starship hurtling through space - with no memory of who she is, or how she ended up there. She soon finds out that she has friends as well as enemies in this place, and has to grapple with a life history that she doesn't feel belongs to her. She doesn't know why she hated a certain man before, when she feels drawn to him in some way. Something about him makes her feel like the person she used to be might have had him all wrong.
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When Kane sees Videl come out of cryo-sleep earlier than planned, something doesn't sit right with him. She wasn't glaring at him like she could rip his throat out, and it seems like something is wrong with her. He shouldn't care. Would she have cared if something was wrong with him? She would probably be cheering for something bad to happen to him. But the lost, confused look in her eyes is so uncharacteristic, he decides that he's going to get to the bottom of it.