Makoto nodded his head listening to Baxter. It was good to know that at least the other man didn't hold any ill-will toward. That at least he could count on Baxter's support for the mission. "I understand what you are saying better than anyone about ending this war. As we both have seen neither the Federation or Zeon are any better than each other. But that doesn't mean I won't stop fighting. My job as a soldier is to fight. But what I fight for and the reasons I fight are my own. In this whole mess there's been one group of people that have been completely forgotton about by both sides and that's the people themselves. They are the ones I fight for." he said to him. On some basic level both men were roughly the same person. Both were passionate about what they saw as a great injustice. The biggest case in point for Makoto was back in the cantina a couple of weeks ago where Makoto had shot out a tv to get a bar full of angry patrons attention after they had made some snide comments about vigilante justice.