| rdfs:comment | - These separate actions all landed them in the brig together, but they broke out soon after. Eager to get back at the Armada for their treatment, the three of them decided to deny the Armada its destiny by finding the Garden first. Before they could leave though, they were confronted by the Battle Lord's son, Speedy, who tried to keep them from walking out on their commitment. After Speedy found he could not stop them with words or by force, the sixteenth Battlekukku desperately pleaded that he be taken with them, only to be rejected as the now "Babylon Rogues" meant to find a destiny that was theirs alone. The Rogues then stole an old zeppelin and deserted the Armada, becoming a primary target of the Battle Lord ever since then, who believed they were his best lead to finding the Bablylon
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| abstract | - These separate actions all landed them in the brig together, but they broke out soon after. Eager to get back at the Armada for their treatment, the three of them decided to deny the Armada its destiny by finding the Garden first. Before they could leave though, they were confronted by the Battle Lord's son, Speedy, who tried to keep them from walking out on their commitment. After Speedy found he could not stop them with words or by force, the sixteenth Battlekukku desperately pleaded that he be taken with them, only to be rejected as the now "Babylon Rogues" meant to find a destiny that was theirs alone. The Rogues then stole an old zeppelin and deserted the Armada, becoming a primary target of the Battle Lord ever since then, who believed they were his best lead to finding the Bablylon Garden. (SU: #18, #20, #33) Sometime after they deserted, an Armada soldier named Predator Hawk attacked Speedy out of jealousy of his inherited position, and was imprisoned for his insurrection. Having broken into the Battle Fortress, Wave freed Predator and he joined them, which was ironic as Hawk had hunted the Rogues while serving the Armada. The foursome went on many hunts using their Extreme Gear, sometimes after the Armada, but mostly after treasures, much to Predator's chagrin. At some point Jet and Predator discovered a golden bird idol from some old ruins, and attempted to sell the relic to Mammoth Mogul at a bazaar. Mogul agreed to their "outrageous price," so long as Predator came with him. Dissatisfied with treasure hunts and being led by Jet, who in his opinion was a weak and undeserving leader, Predator happily entered Mogul's service, leaving the Rogues minus one member. (SU: #30)
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