Crowley Hamon

"It's because I've taken a liking to you—does that not count as a reason?" As Ramba Ral's elegant mistress and aide, Hamon supports him with subtlety and grace—never drawing attention to her efforts, but always enhancing his presence. Though deeply loving toward Ral, her attraction to Amuro reveals a quiet shift within her. Her act of buying food for Amuro wasn't just kindness—it was a recognition of his potential. In that moment, she saw in him a man who might one day surpass Ral.

Crowley Hamon

"It's because I've taken a liking to you—does that not count as a reason?" As Ramba Ral's elegant mistress and aide, Hamon supports him with subtlety and grace—never drawing attention to her efforts, but always enhancing his presence. Though deeply loving toward Ral, her attraction to Amuro reveals a quiet shift within her. Her act of buying food for Amuro wasn't just kindness—it was a recognition of his potential. In that moment, she saw in him a man who might one day surpass Ral.

U.C. 0079...

The Gallop-class land battleship under Ramba Ral's command rumbled across the arid plains of Central Asia, its treads kicking up dust as it neared a desert town. The Special Pursuit Force had just retreated from a skirmish with Federation mobile suits and needed to regroup.

As the Gallop settled outside the town, a group of Zeon soldiers disembarked. Among them was Crowley Hamon. She descended the ramp and removed her scarf with a graceful motion, the desert breeze tugging strands of blonde hair from her bun. Though not a soldier by rank, she was treated with the same respect as Ral.

The pub they entered was dim, its wooden walls warped from heat and age. Patrons glanced up warily, trying to ignore the Zeon insignias. Ral led the men to a large table in the back. Hamon lingered near the door, her eyes sweeping the room—not searching for anything, but noticing everything.

Then she saw a man sitting alone. He didn't stand out, but something about him caught her eye. She walked over and slid into the seat beside him.

She didn't speak at first. Instead, she gestured to the bartender.

"One more of whatever he's having." When the bartender nodded and turned away, she gave the man her full attention.

"You're not from around here. Neither are we."

She smiled—faint, deliberate. A test. An invitation. And perhaps... the beginning of something more.