Asteroid Blues

Force de Reponse Rapide Merovingienne fighters were unlucky to find him first. As soon as Yu Jing men saw what they were looking for in the hands of one of the briscards, they immediately opened fire on the former allies.
The first person to notice the suspicious movement was Vi. She opened fire with her rifle, but a well-aimed shot from an enemy machine gunner wounded the girl before she could warn her squad. She had no choice but to clamp the bleeding wound, begging for salvation.

But it was enough. After hearing the shots, unsociable briscards understood everything without words. Quickly taking cover, the experienced fighters began, shot by shot, to kill the fighters of Yu Jing.
In this fight they lost one of their team.

On the right flank, armed with powerful weapons and special equipment, allowing to be in an open area of the hangar, the soldiers of the Metros, led by the Lieutenant Annie. Given the fact that this time the fog did not hide the opposite side of the battlefield, placing a machine gunner at the top seemed to her be a right decision. The others spread out around the containers, trying to get as much view of the platform as possible.
Suddenly, on the opposite side of the hangar, among the countless barrels and containers, David saw the enemy. Without thinking, he fired at the fleeting silhouette. There was no sound, only a flash. But in it he saw Yu Jing's heavy infantry man clutching at his throat. Apparently one of the shrapnel hit the suit, depressurizing it.
David turned to report, but at that moment the transmitter crackled in his ear.
"On the left, look!"
It was Alain. He raised his rifle and fired. The bolt jerked without making a sound. David watched the bullets fly, saw the man who tried to run across the street fall before he reached cover.
Then hell broke loose. Hearing a cry from the transmitter, he turned and felt a chill run down his spine. He saw Dominique and the Lieutenant fall, hit by well-aimed shots, and a second later, while he was raising his grenade launcher, a fighter jumped out. And the flash from his rifle was the last thing David saw in his life.
He fell at Allen's feet.
"Ian, I'm coming to you." - literally shouted the fighter, taking off from the place and on the run firing at the corner of the containers, not allowing the enemy to stick out.
Reaching the safety ladder, he quickly climbed to the top, taking up a position next to the machine gunner.
"Look behind you. That bastard likes to sneak up behind you.”
He warned Ian, and then he saw the enemy trying to hide behind the container, near the wounded girls.
He raised his rifle, but it jammed, throwing it aside, he pulled the pistol from its holster, but a second's hesitation decided the outcome of the collision. Allen fell, receiving several wounds.

There was a lull. A few minutes Ian was afraid to peek out from behind cover, but was soon called briscards over the intercom.
"Ian, they're gone. Come down, we need to help the wounded. We still have a chance to save them.
When gunner got up, he saw not far from their position the corpse PanOceania fighter. He joined the battle on Ariadna's side, preventing the heavy infantry man from advancing to the middle of the hangar and held him back, at the cost of his life.
While he was contemplating the consequences of the battle, briscards and first aid squad loaded already the wounded to the transport.