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Akira Yamamoto was on flight patrol in deep space when she came across a mysterious derelict. She landed on the structure and proceeded to investigate. She discovered many odd things and technology there, but the finding with the same eyes of her Martian homeworld surprised her the most.

But before Akira could question the quite girl, a message from the Yamato warned of an impending Gamilon attack. Akira urged her to come along, but the bluenette refused. Cryptically, she insisted she had a mission to perform. But Akira had a mission to. And it didn't involve letting potential enemy agents to do as they pleased...nor was it her style to let delicate young teenagers to put themselves in harms way out of a bratty sense of duty.

Unable to determine if she was friend or foe (not that it would have made a difference), Akira was quick to spring into action. Spare flight suit webbing and vacuum patch tape was put to good use against the ethereal girl, who put up little resistance.

Now with las-pistol at the ready against any unknown threats, Akira escorts her captive to the hanger. But neither managed to be unaffected by the other. Seldom used to the flickers of concern in Akira's red eyes, or the protective embrace, the small bluenette cozies up to her captor/guardian with demure affection.

Akira, still focusing on making good of their escape, is rather surprised that this trussed up little thing can put an armed spacer five years her senior off balance. But in the back of her mind, said spacer can't help but think "This girl...is really cute".

A lovely Commission from , who deserves major props for doing a fantastic job on this picture in an efficient amount of time. No props goes to , whose mere existence elicits chaos and confusion!

I'm also eager to see if anybody can figure out the meaning of the title, then subsequently be able to vehemently trash my misunderstanding of mathematical principles

Silly girls! Only Batman can breathe in Space!

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edit: (slight modification to tune up both variants)

Description
Akira Yamamoto was on flight patrol in deep space when she came across a mysterious derelict. She landed on the structure and proceeded to investigate. She discovered many odd things and technology there, but the finding with the same eyes of her Martian homeworld surprised her the most.

But before Akira could question the quite girl, a message from the Yamato warned of an impending Gamilon attack. Akira urged her to come along, but the bluenette refused. Cryptically, she insisted she had a mission to perform. But Akira had a mission to. And it didn't involve letting potential enemy agents to do as they pleased...nor was it her style to let delicate young teenagers to put themselves in harms way out of a bratty sense of duty.

Unable to determine if she was friend or foe (not that it would have made a difference), Akira was quick to spring into action. Spare flight suit webbing and vacuum patch tape was put to good use against the ethereal girl, who put up little resistance.

Now with las-pistol at the ready against any unknown threats, Akira escorts her captive to the hanger. But neither managed to be unaffected by the other. Seldom used to the flickers of concern in Akira's red eyes, or the protective embrace, the small bluenette cozies up to her captor/guardian with demure affection.

Akira, still focusing on making good of their escape, is rather surprised that this trussed up little thing can put an armed spacer five years her senior off balance. But in the back of her mind, said spacer can't help but think "This girl...is really cute".

A lovely Commission from , who deserves major props for doing a fantastic job on this picture in an efficient amount of time. No props goes to , whose mere existence elicits chaos and confusion!

I'm also eager to see if anybody can figure out the meaning of the title, then subsequently be able to vehemently trash my misunderstanding of mathematical principles

Silly girls! Only Batman can breathe in Space!

jackmackhack.deviantart.com/ar…

edit: (slight modification to tune up both variants)