Alliance Levant Support Squadrons

As they passed the port, the Levant's squadron of skimmers turned a spray of sea water into mist using their repulsor generators. A sparkling rainbow of light enchanted all who saw it.

The same sun shone down on the golden filigree still intact despite the fighting.

It was a magnificent sight, inspiring admiration from all those gathered on the quayside.

It was no secret that these support cruisers stopped off for supplies before leaving France to protect any exotic sea in the name of the glorious Latin Alliance.

A humble crowd of fishermen, their families and the locals who keep this little town going on a daily basis were present. Carpenters, shopkeepers and technicians kept the town running smoothly.

The children had made pennants and banners to salute the hovering ships.

These ships were support cruisers. The Gascogne and Alma class cruisers ensured that the warships could carry out their mission by serving the many Alliance outposts around the world.

They didn't have the glory of combat, but their role was just as important.

It was no coincidence that they had been ordered to stock up here, as the many publicists in the service of Napoleon III knew how crucial it was to maintain public morale.