Editing Battle of Alta
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== Legacy == |
== Legacy == |
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− | + | Chasers actions led to him being branded a coward. This was specifically engineered by Ironsides as she believed it better he be branded a coward than a traitor. While his flightmates did not know exactly why he had turned on them, Ironsides knew it to be related to his cytonic abilities, known by high level Defiant Cavern officials as the "defect". Her view of the defect changed entirely following the battle and when Chasers daughter Spensa tried to apply for Flight School, she refused her entry, by purposely giving Spensa an exam she could not complete. Spensa was eventually accepted into Flight School, with the help of Cobb, where she was able to rewatch the battle, learning the truth of her fathers actions. |
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Those who fought in the battle are called the [[First Citizen]]s, and are given special privileges. This includes special quarters and influence, and their children are given a free entrance into [[Flight School]] should they decide to go. |
Those who fought in the battle are called the [[First Citizen]]s, and are given special privileges. This includes special quarters and influence, and their children are given a free entrance into [[Flight School]] should they decide to go. |