Knights wield swords for their king, and Kings wield swords for their country.

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Knights wield swords for their king, and Kings wield swords for their country.

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Alien ships having sentience is a juicy concept! In 'To Our Yesterday' the Traceback II and Seiya's connection reminded me a lot of the relationship between a girl and her gundam/alien ship in an anime called Eureka Seven. It's about a young girl named Eureka who is the only person capable of piloting the Nirvash (and then later on a boy named Renton learns he can connect to the Nirvash as well). Stories based in that whole gundam world gets me thinking about things like—
Seiya fixing with Traceback II's engine at odd hours because if he sleeps, he dreams of Philos and the Queen.
Seiya falling asleep nestled in weird spots of the ship that feel oddly comforting
Seiya reciting poetry in secret, but then asking the ship not to tell anyone he was reciting poetry.
Traceback II taking it's own controls and piloting itself out of some dangerous or harrowing mission while the Captain is otherwise incapacitated, but he trusts his ship to fly them to safety.
Seiya hearing Traceback II's voice in his head.
Traceback II being the only sentient being "on" the ship to feel Seiya's sadness, fear, anxiety or doubt.
Traceback II being Seiya's last connection to their homeland.