Gundam, driving a mass-produced machine will change the world

Chapter 80 The Man Who Can Be My Father
"What about you, Dad?"

Amuro held the old memory circuit in both hands and stood up somewhat sluggishly.

There was still some expectation in this question.

"I still have a lot of things to research, and I'll contact you when the time comes. Go now!"

Tim Ray said this and even turned his back without looking at Amuro again.

As for Eli, he hadn't received any attention from Tim Ray since he entered the room.

Eli looked at Amuro, whose expression was becoming increasingly reluctant.

The excitement that surged in my heart when I first saw my father has already disappeared.

The scene now was exactly the same as in the past, my father was always busy with work and would drive me to a place where I would not disturb him.

Why would such a father take me away from my mother at that time, if he disliked me from the beginning that I would interfere with his work!
Amuro expressed his final struggle with such grief and anger.

"Well, what about Mom? I saw her on Earth. Dad, don't you care about Mom anymore?"

Amuro didn't want to think about meeting his mother.

She was obviously her mother, but she actually blamed her for shooting at the Zeon army.

Doesn’t my mother care about my own safety?
Amuro, feeling aggrieved at the time, kept the matter deep in his heart.

So, Amuro brought up the matter again, hoping that his father would respond to it.

If possible, he would like to take this opportunity to confide in his father.

"The war is almost over... In that case, let's go back to Earth together after the war."

"dad……"

"Go back quickly! Amuro, you are a soldier, right?"

Tim Ray's words made Amuro bite his lower lip tightly.

"Even I didn't volunteer to be a soldier!"

Amuro slammed his fist on the table in front of him, then ran out of the door as if he was escaping.

Eli didn't chase after him.

Instead, he looked at Tim Ray, who was sitting in front of a simple workbench, holding tools in both hands, but was frozen in the air for half a day.

For the first time in a long time, Eli used the system's identification function.

"Tim Ray, the father of the Federation's most powerful weapon, a hypoxic patient, and a mentally ill MS expert"

There is no doubt that since the system has said so, Tim Ray may no longer be able to receive medical treatment.

"Dr. Tim Ray, maybe you can't understand it now, but Amuro has always respected you."

Eli looked out the open door and saw Amuro standing in the night, holding the memory circuit tightly in his hands.

"When I first met him, he was filled with mixed emotions of joy and confusion because he saw the mass-produced Gundam. When he saw his father's work being mass-produced, he was happy for you from the bottom of his heart, do you understand?"

Eli was still trying his best to control his emotions when he said this.

He still doesn't know how to actively project the abilities of the new humans.

This is the maximum he can do.

"Gundam?"

Tim Ray, who was originally dazed, became like a clockwork puppet after hearing this term.

"My Gundam is the strongest! You know that!"

He began to frantically search for information, as if he wanted to prove himself in this way.

Eli was silent for a long time, and finally sighed.

Even the new humans cannot reawaken a person who has gone physically insane under such circumstances.

What's more, after Eli left the body, he did not have strong enough new human abilities.

Eli also walked towards the door, ready to close it and comfort Amuro. "Hey! You know, my son, Amuro Ray, is a Gundam pilot! He's awesome, he beat Zeon to a pulp, and he's my pride, just like the Gundam!"

Tim Ray even started dancing with joy.

"If we use that, we can make the Gundam even stronger, and Amuro can defeat Zeon safely! Amuro..."

Eli paused in his motion of closing the door, and through the remaining crack in the door he watched Tim Ray muttering to himself.

"Really...why are these words never said at the right time?"

Eli turned around and looked downstairs. Amuro was still standing there, not looking like he wanted to move.

But Tim Ray's voice was so loud that it should be able to be heard down there.

"Let's go, Elisan."

In contrast, even though Amuro's voice was so soft, Eli still heard it clearly.

Eli gently closed Tim Ray's door, then turned and walked closer to Amuro.

As he got closer, Eli saw that the old memory circuit in Amuro's hand had obvious signs of being broken.

It looked as if someone had dropped it violently to the ground.

"Amuro, he's still your father."

"I know."

At this moment, Amuro was like a child who had made a mistake. He held the memory circuit in his hand and returned in a muffled voice.

"We will talk to the city government here and transfer your father to a better residence."

Eli said this.

"But, money..."

Amuro stammered, a little embarrassed.

Although the Federation's military pay was generous, Amuro had only been in the army for a short time and was unable to afford a better house on the colony satellite.

"As for money, I don't lack it for now."

Eli smiled and told Amuro not to worry.

Amuro looked up at Eli and realized what was going on.

The answer is simple and cruel.

Eli's family members have all died, and all the property is under Eli's name.

Amuro didn't know exactly how many there were, but since Eli said so, it must be quite a few.

“…Elaisan…why are you so nice to me.”

The two of them just walked on the road, looking at the dark night of the colony satellite.

Even the artificially simulated darkness is enough to make people feel sad.

"There's no special reason. Just think of me as a good person."

Eli said this and looked up at the sky above the colony satellite.

"A good man...I wish Eli was my father."

Amuro held the memory circuit in his hand, followed Eli with his head down, and muttered something terrifying.

"Eh?"

Eli paused in his steps, looking up at the sky, and just stood there, staring at the sky.

"I know, Eli-san. It's just that my father has never hit me, you know? He never even scolded me... Compared to that irresponsible man, everything Eli did for me was more like what a father should be."

Amuro held the memory circuit in his arms with both hands, his shoulders trembling slightly.

"But sure enough, that man is also a father."

　Because someone gave me a lot of rewards, and today's update is indeed a bit watery, so I just updated two more chapters to get rid of the watery plot at once.
　　
　
(End of this chapter)