Boreas

A mechanical eagle flaps its broad wings and flies past the battlefield, gathering all the image intel and data of the enemies before they notice.

"Boreas" is the experimental designation of the new Combat Unit Boosters. At the suggestion of an Administrative Officer who participated in the project evaluation, the name has been used as the frame name of this CUB.

Boreas, an eagle-shaped Combat Unit Booster developed by the Science Council with bionic technology based on Cosmos Industries' military scout aircraft with the aircraft's core technology recycled. After multiple combats and adjustments, it has become highly compatible with Chrome: Glory. It is now ready to be used on the battlefield as the first CUB fully compatible with specialized frames.

Boreas features a scout module that can fast analyze and mark the weak points of enemies. With its external optical camouflage unit that can make it perfectly blend in with the surroundings, it is capable of scouting and firing correction over a long period of time and provides intel to support the operations of the scouts. Boreas stays hidden up high most of the time and will only come down when Chrome signals it to do so. It will flap its wings to land quietly on his shoulder and touch his fingertip with its beak.

Boreas always observes and records everything on the battlefield calmly just like a sharp arrow that is ready to be shot at any minute. With its support, your attacks will be swift and accurate like a piercing cold wind. But Boreas in its storage form is easygoing, despite his fierce look. "It won't get mad even if you pet its head repetitively. However, this could cause low-temperature damage to the coating on your hand," says the tester in charge of maintenance.
"But why don't you stop petting it?"
Seeing this, Boreas folds its wings as it has already become used to similar situations.