As the Ghost Squadron continued to ruin kusea and its supply chain, kusea continued to develop their stealth fighter, the YK-26, more advanced than The Ghost Squadrons planes, but not in production yet, it had a cloak that would continue to work after severe damage, carried the MRSS (Multi-role Suppression System), which could wipe out multiple planes at once, and didn't have to uncloak to fire its 6 MRSS missiles and its 30 micro-rocket internal weapon pods, which were designed to be reloaded via an internal missile storage system, its had a total missile count of 128 missiles to be fired, it could deal with an incredible amount of enemies on its own, without ever being seen, as it started to be produced, the first airframe was delivered to the ace named Miay Clondrus, one of the top aces of the country, he had to trained in the thing and once he got the hang of it, he was unstoppable, it had a trick that no one making the plane knew... It could see the Ghost Squadron, it did so by detecting any inconsistencies in the air temperature and using a special helmet could see through the airframe, he could see where any plane on the battlefield is in real time, as Miay was sent off on his first sortie in the plane, he shot down a cloud of drones sent to bomb cities without taking any damage.

As eurey continued implementing the VF-73 (their S-fighter) In more and more squadrons, they continue to have a perfect combat record of a 273-0, but as Miay and other aces started flying more often, that record was slowly starting to reverse... After 2 months of the YK-26 flying, the record of the Ghost was 279-207 ( kills to casualties), eurey needed to rind a way to counter the aptly named "Thanatos" after the god of destruction, eurey started to research what could be a solution to the YK...

So, as the second chapter of my eureian war story ends, eurey continues to fight strong In the face of kusea, and kusea puts up a good fight against the Ghosts and eurey, so if you all like it so far please up vote the story it helps out a lot :)