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The Akida Family: The Heizo Family

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Once upon a time in an offbeat solar system was a great bloodshed between two discrete powers. One side was the great Akida family, founded on justice, true management, and more power. The other are the rebel Heizo family who fought for their rights and the people 's ruling. The Akida family would use machine’s with human intelligence that overwhelmed all rebellion, they were called Calibers. The higher class in the military could obtain these calibers, the lower class would only be allowed to use handguns and be support. The heizo family had less advanced calibers but made up for that with their mass amounts of fleet.

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