ONE-SHOT The Will to Fly.
Nathan, the son of one of the greatest American military, always wanted to fly through the skies since he was a child, but not through an airplane, he wanted to feel the wind in his face and let the infinite blue guide him. Since his mother's death while returning from Germany in a skirmish between the Exoskeletons, his mother had left him a silver cross, his last memory of her. Thanks to his Japanese relative, the Japanese 1st Minister, he had a fixed place to live and his dream of flying seemed more and more distant in his eyes, he knew that IS was the reason his mother died, but no feeling of hatred or envy welled up in his heart. Out of fear of his Japanese uncle, all information related to the IS's was withheld from him, but one ended up escaping after a long time: the existence of the IS Academy.
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