By the 4620s, multi-environment fighters that began their history with the “Bark-2” had become too predictable. In response, the UMC launched the experimental “Chaos” project: a gunship designed not to be stable, but to disrupt any possible combat patterns.

During development, engineers turned to pre-Signal archives, where they found concepts for “dive bombers”: highly specialized machines that relied on surprise devastating first strike and psychological pressure. These ideas formed the basis of the new ship.

The “Chaos” features a reinforced hull, asymmetrical weight distribution, and a power redistribution system. The ship is capable of abruptly changing its behavior in combat, creating an effect of complete unpredictability for the enemy.

Despite the complexity of its operation, its combat results proved too significant to ignore. In 4626, the UMC managed to negotiate the production of a limited batch of “Chaos” ships. The model did not become mass-produced, but found its place as an elite gunship available only to the most experienced mercenaries.