Under Rewritting - Star wars rebels unbreakable bond
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  • Reads 3,098
  • Votes 104
  • Parts 11
  • Time 1h 16m
Ongoing, First published Jan 14, 2015
"We'll be best friends forever!"
This promise was made long ago. The two young kid who made this is no longer beside each other. They don't know anything about the other anymore. As they face the cruelty of the world the Empire is controling they need to push through everything with nothing more just this promise to hold on. They need to hope and have faith to go on. But after years of not knowing what happend to the other their bond gives them a reason to fight as they discover they aren't alone. The other is alive.
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U.N.E.

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The year is 2043 and the nations of the world find themselves almost powerless against an unknown enemy known as Unknown Entities, or U.N.E.'s. The Worlds best weapon against these hideous creatures from space are the giant Mech's and their pilots who stand on the front lines and fight a never ending stream of U.N.E.'s to protect their lands, nations, and friends from harm. Two young pilots from very different worlds come together at a secret weapons facility as the next generation of Mech's are ready to hit the front line. One is a young British pilot born and raised in combat who is haunted by horrible memories, while the other is an American pilot who has never seen combat but has never found anything or anyone that can best her. Can these two young officers set aside their differences and pride and do what needs to be done? Or will they falter when it matters most?