Pausing for a few moments, Saki was handling the thrust of his own aircraft at speeds that pushed him far into the pilot's seat that he was strapped to. It was an exhilarating feeling, and despite the fact that he was dealing with the fact that his own country was war torn, it sometimes made him feel that he was in a good place. Numerous pounds of thrust beating your aircraft forward was a feeling that couldn't be replaced by anything.<br/><br/>Nothing could have substituted for that feeling, but soon enough he was hit with a ton of bricks not by G-forces but instead by the announcement that he received from Shin. "Honestly you haven't the slightest idea who that was? Well, whoever they are must be on our side. They surely could have killed both of us otherwise."<br/><br/>Additionally he had wanted to know what sort of plane that they were flying. It didn't look like he was going to get an answer to that end, however. Saki was just going to have to be happy with the fact that they weren't both taken out. While he might not have liked admitting that a pilot was his better, he didn't really have any choice with this one.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, the maniac had received a bit of an inspection by another person. Her aircraft wasn't exactly identified either, but it was a certainly notable. There weren't many other people who had elected to fly a swept-wing design like that. Vocal calls hadn't done her much good at all.<br/><br/>Since her voice on the radiotelephone system didn't seem to raise his interest, she decided to use another method to get him to reply. The mysterious female pilot flipped a switch in her cockpit and sent out a beacon signal that she had hoped to get a reply from.<br/><br/>If nothing else, then it might have scared him since anyone could intercept an aeronautical beacon. They were transmitted in a regular carrier wave format. CW transmissions like these were on public frequencies. She was gambling on a guess that he didn't want others to find out about him. Honestly, she had a feeling that she was right on that.