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The '''''Lea''''' was an [[Earth Alliance]] [[warship]] active during the [[Cyberon War]]. | The '''''Lea''''' was an [[Earth Alliance]] [[warship]] active during the [[Cyberon War]]. | ||
The ship participated in the attempt to liberate the planet [[Menos]] alongside the ''[[Cydonia]]'', the ''[[Corodin]]'', the ''[[Lop Washer]]'' and the ''[[Gulliver]]''. They were taken by surprise by a new tactic from the [[Cyberon]]s, who had recently learned to think creatively, and were all destroyed. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cybergeddon (novelisation)|Cybergeddon]]'') | The ship participated in the attempt to liberate the planet [[Menos]] alongside the ''[[Cydonia]]'', the ''[[Corodin]]'', the ''[[Lop Washer]]'' and the ''[[Gulliver]]''. They were taken by surprise by a new tactic from the [[Cyberon]]s, who had recently learned to [[Imagination|think creatively]], and were all destroyed. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cybergeddon (novelisation)|Cybergeddon]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:55, 21 April 2024
The Lea was an Earth Alliance warship active during the Cyberon War.
The ship participated in the attempt to liberate the planet Menos alongside the Cydonia, the Corodin, the Lop Washer and the Gulliver. They were taken by surprise by a new tactic from the Cyberons, who had recently learned to think creatively, and were all destroyed. (PROSE: Cybergeddon)
