Muv Luv: UNSC Second Remenant Chapter Five, a Muv-Luv/マブラヴ + Halo Crossover fanfic

*UEG May 6, 2552*

*Alt October 23,2001*

Yokohama Base, Guest Room

"I must ask, what would be the true intention of the UNSC, if I may be so bold?" the UN Undersecretary inquired, probing the UNSC Vice Admiral."As you already know, Undersecretary Tamase, our goal is one of noble intent. We hope to assist humanity in fighting the Beta while also addressing the refugee crisis," the Vice Admiral replied. Not letting up, he turned the tables with a question of his own.

"May I ask you something, Undersecretary Tamase?"

"Go on, Vice Admiral Christian."

"What exactly is the current political situation? I see that Japan and American relations aren't particularly great, and the situation in other theaters of war seems to be worsening."

As Vice Admiral Christian awaited a response, a UN personnel member entered the guest room.

"Under Secretary Tamase, Vice Admiral Christian, the conference has begun."

"We'll go on," answered the Undersecretary cheekily.

Both men rose from the sofa and, along with their assistants, left the room.

Bad timing thought by the Vice Admiral.

"Distinguished delegates, honored guests, and esteemed colleagues,It is with great honor and a profound sense of responsibility that I welcome you all to this pivotal conference.

Today, we stand at a critical juncture in our shared history, facing unprecedented challenges that demand our collective resolve and cooperation. Our world is no stranger to conflict and hardship, but the threats we face now are unlike any we have encountered before.

The relentless advance of the Beta forces and the escalating tensions among our own nations have brought us to a point where unity is not merely an ideal but an imperative. It is in this spirit of unity that we gather here today.

The presence of the United Nations Space Command (UNSC) at this conference symbolizes a significant step towards forging a global coalition capable of confronting these threats head-on.

The UNSC, with its advanced technology and strategic expertise, has extended a hand of cooperation, seeking to bolster our defenses and aid in the humanitarian crises that have arisen from these conflicts.

However, we must also recognize the complexities of our current political landscape. Relations between major powers, particularly between the Soviets and the Americans, remain strained.

These tensions threaten to undermine our efforts for a unified front against the Beta forces. It is essential that we address these issues with diplomacy and mutual respect, striving to find common ground for the greater good.

Throughout this conference, I urge each of you to engage in open and constructive dialogue. Let us not be blinded by our differences but rather enlightened by our shared goal: the survival and prosperity of humanity.

We must work together, leveraging our diverse strengths to develop strategies that are both effective and inclusive.In conclusion, I call upon all delegates to commit to this cause with sincerity and dedication.

The decisions we make here will echo through history, shaping the future of our world and the legacy we leave for generations to come. Let us rise to the occasion and demonstrate that, even in the face of dire adversity, humanity's capacity for unity and resilience remains unshaken.

Thank you, and may our deliberations be guided by wisdom and the unwavering pursuit of peace."

"Opening speech by Under Secretary Tamase Genjousai"

Yokohama Conference

Softly murmured voices filled the conference room. Seated in his assigned spot, Vice Admiral Christian glanced at his aide. "I didn't realize the Shogun's importance or influence was this high."

His aide nodded. "Sir, should we consider making contact with them?"

"Not necessarily," the Vice Admiral replied. "I'd rather see this farce through, but by God, establishing a foothold here and taking over might just be far easier for our operations."

His aide looked at him questioningly. "Sir, wouldn't any country in Africa do, or even America?"The Vice Admiral's brows furrowed.

"Lieutenant, are you questioning my decision?"

The Lieutenant quickly backed down as they heard the voice of the UN Undersecretary announcing the beginning of the conference.

"Is the United Nations Space Command seriously suggesting unity without considering the political tensions between the Soviets and the Americans?" asked a Foreign Ambassador from South Africa, his voice tinged with incredulity.

"Can't the UNSC deploy forces in Great Britain or North Africa while maintaining their presence in the Eastern Theater?" the European Union Ambassador inquired, his tone genuinely curious. "While certainly more challenging, I'm confident the UNSC could manage it with the use of both smart and dumb AIs."

The Vice Admiral leaned forward, considering his response carefully. "It's true that our AI capabilities give us significant advantages," he began.

"However, the complexity of simultaneous deployments on multiple fronts, especially given the current political and logistical constraints, presents challenges even for us."

The Soviet Ambassador, intrigued and echoing the curiosity of many representatives, asked, "Vice Admiral Christian, can we discuss the possibility of a technological exchange?"

Vice Admiral Christian stood and replied, "While there is a possibility in the future, I'm afraid that, for the time being, we cannot make such a hasty decision."

"But there is a possibility?"

the Soviet Ambassador pressed.The Vice Admiral nodded in response.

The Vice Admiral leaned forward, considering his response carefully. "It's true that our AI capabilities give us significant advantages," he began.

"However, the complexity of simultaneous deployments on multiple fronts, especially given the current political and logistical constraints, presents challenges even for us."

The Soviet Representative, intrigued and echoing the curiosity of many representatives, asked, "Vice Admiral Christian, can we discuss the possibility of a technological exchange?"

Vice Admiral Christian stood and replied, "While there is a possibility in the future, I'm afraid that, for the time being, we cannot make such a hasty decision."

"But there is a possibility?"

the Soviet Representative pressed.The Vice Admiral nodded in response.

The voice of Under Secretary Tamase once again resonated through the conference room as he introduced a highly controversial topic. Most were already familiar with the issue at hand: which project the UNSC would support.

Project Prominence was in disarray due to the recent incident in Yukon. Alternative IV was heavily backed by Imperial Japan but had yet to show any tangible results.

Lastly, there was Alternative V-a plan born out of desperation and backed by elements of the United States of America, one that everyone hoped wouldn't be considered.

"Distinguished delegates, honored guests, and esteemed colleagues," Under Secretary Tamase began.

"We shall now move on to one of the most important topics of this conference: the question of which project the UNSC will support under the UN's directive."

He paused, waiting for Vice Admiral Christian's response. The Vice Admiral contemplated the decision before replying, "The UNSC can support one of these projects, as granted by the authority of Fleet Admiral Shinano."

"So, may I ask which project that will be?" Tamase inquired, as the representatives listened with rapt attention.

The Under Secretary began to outline each project, starting with Project Prominence. Mainly supported by the European Union, it aimed to develop next-generation TSFs, a goal that intrigued the Vice Admiral.

Next, he discussed Alternative IV, heavily backed by Imperial Japan, aiming to develop a powerful weapon. This project also caught the Vice Admiral's interest, especially due to the involvement of the lead scientist, Professor Yuuko.

Finally, Tamase addressed Alternative V. Backed by the US, this plan seemed one of desperation, akin to the Winter Contingency or the Cole Protocol. It proposed bombing the entire Eurasian continent with G-bombs to destroy the Beta hives-a strategy that was both drastic and controversial. Vice Admiral Christian chuckled at the irony, recognizing that such a plan would place America in a dominant position, virtually unchallenged.

"So, what will your decision be, Vice Admiral Christian?" Tamase asked.

The representatives from all nations waited intently for the Vice Admiral's response.

"We believe we can support two projects: Project Prominence, to assist in the development of TSFs, and Alternative IV, due to its intriguing potential," Vice Admiral Christian announced.

"As for Alternative V, it is clear why a plan fueled by such desperation should be avoided. With our presence here, it is my belief, and that of many others, that retaking Eurasia is now more possible than ever."

"Comrade Lieutenant Sandek, what do you make of the Vice Admiral's response?" asked Soviet Representative Velikiy Chelovek, turning to his temporary attache.

Lieutenant Sandek pondered the question for a moment before replying, "In truth, Comrade Representative, their response is merely logical. However, I am particularly interested in how much impact this will have on Project Prominence."

Representative Chelovek nodded thoughtfully. "Indeed, you are correct, Comrade Lieutenant Sandek. Let us observe further. Now that their stance is clear, I wonder what their next moves will be."

"What do you think is the reasoning behind their response, Representative Asato?" the Shogun quietly asked the representative.

Carefully considering his words, Asato responded, "I believe, from the perspective of the Vice Admiral, it's logical for them to reject Alternative V. However, I am uncertain, Your Highness, why the Vice Admiral also chose to support Alternative IV. As for Project Prominence, it's clear they have an interest in the development of TSFs."

The Shogun began to ponder. Was there an interest by the UNSC in solidifying further relationships with Japan? From the start, she wondered why they would choose Japan. No matter how she looked at it, she had to admit they weren't exactly the best option for offering something significant.

She questioned why they didn't choose America, Africa, or even Australia. This was something she was deeply interested in understanding.

Turning to 1st Lieutenant Tsukuyomi Mana, she asked, "1st Lieutenant Tsukuyomi, is it possible to schedule a meeting with both the professor and Vice Admiral Christian?"

1st Lieutenant Tsukuyomi Mana bowed before replying, "Your Highness, I shall see what can be done to arrange it."

"I see. Then do as you see fit, 1st Lieutenant Tsukuyomi," the Shogun replied.

"Ladies and gentlemen, distinguished delegates, and esteemed guests,As we draw this conference to a close, I want to extend my deepest gratitude to all of you for your active participation and insightful contributions. Today, we have navigated through complex discussions, addressed pressing global issues, and laid the groundwork for collaborative efforts that will shape our future.

We have deliberated on critical projects such as Project Prominence, Alternative IV, and Alternative V, each presenting unique opportunities and challenges. The decisions made today reflect our collective commitment to innovation, security, and the well-being of humanity.Vice Admiral Christian, your presence and insights have been invaluable.

The support of the UNSC in advancing Project Prominence and Alternative IV signifies a strong partnership that will undoubtedly enhance our technological and strategic capabilities. Your careful consideration and commitment to these initiatives highlight the UNSC's dedication to our shared goals.

To all delegates, your voices have been heard, and your perspectives have enriched our dialogue. We leave this conference not just with plans and proposals, but with a renewed sense of unity and purpose.

The road ahead is fraught with challenges, but it is also illuminated by the promise of what we can achieve together.As we move forward, let us remember that our strength lies in our collaboration.

The projects we support, the alliances we forge, and the decisions we make will define the legacy we leave for future generations. It is our duty to ensure that this legacy is one of hope, resilience, and progress.

Thank you once again for your dedication and contributions. Safe travels to all, and may our continued efforts bring about a brighter, safer future for all of humanity.Thank you."

"The closing speech by Under Secretary Tamase Genjousai, Annoucing the end of the Yokohama Conference"

"It's been a pleasure, gentlemen," the Vice Admiral said as he shook the hand of the European Representative before leaving the room.

Some representatives were still engaged in conversations, while others were preparing to leave. The Vice Admiral, however, made his way towards Under Secretary Tamase.

"Under Secretary Tamase, may I have a moment of your time?" Vice Admiral Christian asked.

Under Secretary Tamase had just finished conversing with the Japanese representative when the Vice Admiral approached. Their conversation had ended, making way for this new discussion.

"Of course, Vice Admiral Christian. What can I help you with?"

The Vice Admiral responded, "Is there a way I could meet with Professor Kouzuki?"

"You're in luck. You can meet her right now, especially since you've expressed interest in backing Alternative IV."

The Vice Admiral appeared slightly confused, but Under Secretary Tamase gestured for him and his aide to follow. They walked through the halls, descending further underground until they arrived at a meeting room. To their surprise, the Shogun and her attendant were also present.

"Please, come in. We have much to discuss," The shogun turned towards the newcomers, He bowed and then took his leave, leaving the Vice Admiral and his aide to take their seats.

"I'm quite interested, Vice Admiral, in why you would support Alternative IV?" the Shogun inquired while the Professor listened intently.

"Truthfully, Your Highness, we see significant potential in the weapon you are developing," Vice Admiral Christian replied, addressing the Shogun's lingering questions.

Intrigued, she asked another question. "And what exactly is this potential you see in the weapon?"

"Well, it's not just the weapon itself but the scientific advancements within the project. It's remarkable to reach such advanced quantum theories," the Vice Admiral explained.

The Professor's interest was piqued, and the Shogun scrutinized the Vice Admiral closely. "And who exactly are these people involved, if I may ask?" Her tone carried a hint of worry and sharpness, surprising even the Professor.

"Please don't misunderstand, Your Highness. We are interested in the theories developed by Professor Yuuko, and nothing else," the Vice Admiral quickly clarified, hoping to clear any misunderstandings.

"Your Highness and Vice Admiral, we seem to have been sidetracked. Allow me to ask, Vice Admiral Christian, what exactly will your support entail? There must be something you wish to gain in return," the Professor interjected, her tone respectful yet firm.

Having satisfied the Shogun's curiosity, the Vice Admiral called for his aide. The aide opened a luggage, revealing a uniquely designed, alien-looking weapon.

"This here is what we call a Plasma Pistol, an Eos'Mak-pattern. As a gesture of goodwill, I'm willing to assist in the development of Alternative IV. Consider this a gift."

Both the Shogun and the Professor were surprised by the reveal. "And how exactly are you willing to assist?" the Professor asked, questioning the Vice Admiral's intentions.

The Vice Admiral took out a display device and a palm-sized chip from the luggage, gaining the interest of everyone in the room. Placing the chip in the display, a holographic UNSC officer appeared.

"This is what we call a smart A.I. It's best if none of you speak of this, if I may be so bold, Your Highness."

"Your imp—" began 1st Lieutenant Tsukuyomi Mana.

"Calm down, Lieutenant Tsukuyomi-san. We can accept the Vice Admiral's request," the Shogun intervened, calming her attendant. She and the Professor were intrigued.

"And how exactly will this help us?" the Shogun asked.

The Vice Admiral chuckled before replying, "This here is A-47," the smart A.I. hologram saluted.

"And what exactly does it do?" the Professor inquired.

"Well, Professor, it could assist you with Alternative IV, particularly with processing. However, it's crucial that this remains confidential for now."

The Professor considered the offer before finally accepting the Vice Admiral's gifts, her mind already racing with possibilities.

"I believe we can settle this with our assistance to squad 207th B," the Vice Admiral stated, knowing the squad's significance.

'So, that was their true objective?' the Professor wondered. Tension spiked in the room, but the Vice Admiral raised his hands to address the complexities of the situation.

"The assistance I mean is to provide them with our technology, allowing them access to our equipment and training as they prepare to become Surface Pilots."

The Shogun, concerned for her sister, questioned the sudden interest in squad 207th B. What began as a simple meeting had become a complicated endeavor.

"Vice Admiral, surely you understand my concern?" the Shogun asked.

"Your Highness, your concern is understandable. However, please trust that the UNSC has no political intentions. Our hope is to support squad 207th B and, by extension, future UN Surface Pilots and Troopers," the Vice Admiral assured.

The Professor cleared her throat, gaining their attention. "Ahem. I believe that's settled. How exactly will we implement this joint training you mentioned, Vice Admiral Christian?"

The Vice Admiral nodded, "We can send instructors immediately and equipment to begin integrating our systems with the TSFs."

The Professor agreed, and the Shogun continued to listen. "If so, Vice Admiral, we will work with your scientists and engineers on developing this new operating system for the TSFs."

"I believe there's nothing else to discuss, is there?" the Vice Admiral concluded.

"Indeed, Vice Admiral Christian, Professor Kouzuki, this has been an eventful conversation. I shall take my leave," the Shogun stated.

"I too will take my leave. We appreciate your cooperation," the Vice Admiral replied.

As her guests departed, the Shogun was left alone with her thoughts. *Huh, the Professor was sure adamant about it, and who knew the UNSC would offer so much.*

Her thoughts were interrupted by the arrival of Captain Isumi and Kasumi. "Captain Isumi, be careful with those items. Kasumi, can you tell me what you observed?"

AN: So hello their dear readers, or is their any reading this god forsaken fic, I have clear issue using than wattpad due to mobile so expect inconsistances.

Well im a new writer to this fandom, hoping to clear doom and gloom. I would also Love!! your opinions