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"The Golden Days are gone..."

In the modern era, Aeromorphs are one of the many mysteries of artificial beings that have graced Earth since their appearance around the year 1916 during WW1. They have long since made themselves known throughout history up until today, where many thrive in the care of their human handlers and maintenance crews along with those that continue to maintain the absolute marvel of their very existence. Whether it'd be the military or everyday life, Aeros are never far behind with their towering, massive artificial frames soaring through the sky of our ever changing planet. One of many things that left both scientists and engineers scratching at their own heads, was the fact the Aeromorphs are quite more similar to us than we thought in personality, emotion, and body despite their more massive size and artificial origins. And yes, one may even choose to get "FREAKY" with these towering anthropomorphic aircraft... (Don't ask me, why ;w;)

MOVING ON... From an image that some ya'll won't be able to sleep a night because of, it is with absolute honor to introduce one of the most fastest Aero of the Cold War - Shandra Washington, a quite mature Old Generation Aeromorph who's massive body is build on the LEGENDARY Lockheed SR-71 "Blackbird". Shandra was known for her services Vietnam in providing crucial Soviet intelligence to her country from 1966-1999, earning her call sign the "Nightshade" for her immense overwhelming speed of being able to outrun and outmaneuver MiGs that left the communist Aeros' tracking systems scrambling from her unique jamming systems (Even if she did kinda got caught at some point). But as the years go by since her retirement after the end of the Cold War, Shandra has been struggling in both adapting to modern times and trying to remember vivid things due to how older she has gotten throughout her years. But that doesn't mean she ain't grounded like a bird in a cage, Shandra may have been mostly reduced to a USAF flight instructor tasked