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Blue Archive Soundtrack for Death Toll

Suppressed muzzle reports. Close enough to smell the exhaust of the rounds. SCHALE's mercenaries are here. The Kaiser droid snaps his fingers to get the fighters' attention and makes a swirling gesture in the air. Her fellow delinquents drop their muzzles and step back from the windows to the hallways, working angles to find the best sight lines into and down the street.

The commander swipes through live feeds coming off cameras pre-positioned on the exterior of neighboring buildings looking for activity. More gunfire, this time answered by SG556 and M249 fire. Two explosions, moments apart. Reverb trails the bellowing detonations. Frag grenades inside a structure.

Rifles come up to low ready. Right hands resting on safeties, sights sit just below the eyeline.

Movement in an alley, two houses over. "Movement!"

Without further comment, the Kaiser initiates the IED belt, ringing the structure on his phone. IEDs detonate filling the alley with ball-bearing shrapnel, dust and noise. The entire kill team dumps their magazines into the alleyway outside. Bolts lock with the last round. "Displace! West exit!"

Her kouhais collapse down the corridor and outside down a tarp-covered alley, changing magazines and charging their weapons on the go. Two houses away, the commander gestures, splitting the group into two kill teams. Moving south, the first group pushes through a door into a house, attempting to open a flank under cover from the drones.

Gunfire. One of the delinquents goes down in a heap, her halo detonates after collapsing. Two of the kouhais drop into cover, calling out disposition, position and number of enemies while returning fire. The commander signals down a hall toward the exit. One of her senpais nods back and peels off with three of the delinquents, displacing to the next position.

• Track 183 and Track 199 for the safehouse themes
  
• Track 174 and Undefined Behavior for Tank soundtracks
  
• Virtual Storm for Witch soundtracks
  
• Track 186 for death themes
  
• Track 174's remix for finale soundtracks
  
• Our Story for credits

• Nexon Games[www.nexon.com] and Yostar for Blue Archive, the game where students fight and die in a great war by proxy fought not for great justice, but for mineral rights, in the failed state of Kivotos.
  
• Nor, KARUT, Mitsukiyo and Aiobahn for the various Blue Archive soundtracks
  
• P.T. Adamczyk and Jacek Paciorkowski for the various Blue Archive remixes