“They’re coming!”, said See-and-not-be-seen, “25 tanks!”. “Light up the Mother of All doobies”, Bob ordered, beginning the Battle of Mendocino.
Dirty smoke filled the air. Bob’s mask, like the others were smeared with oil, the image correction handles the oil’s distortions and their faceplates are less likely to smear from the oily smoke. But the tank’s optics would be briefly inconvenienced, just enough to fall into the- the boom shook the earth – the trap.
Thus began the Battle of Mendocino, nicknamed the 2nd Battle of Endor.
“Lock and load”. Roll call!” “Django 1, ready!” “Raj 2, ready!” “Fuki 3, ready!” “”Pinto 4, Ready!” and 3 more chimed in. “7 guys and one SEAL Dude against 25 tanks. I hope you know what you’re doing, Nick, he repeated for the 12th time.
They heard the sound of rubbing, the tanks were essentially bots, electric, but treads still made noise and the road was old-fashioned tar. Then, out of the smoke came the profile of a big, huge cannon, followed by the tank. Pretty small, actually, about the size of the infamous Yugo. It plunged into the gigantic hole that used to be roadway. Then, the next. And the next. 8! 9! in quick succession until the rest realized there was a hole in the ground and not roadway. Bots expanded around the remaining tanks and the firefight was under way.
They fought drones and tanks. The Ewok tree trunk trick actually worked. Amazing
The Great Egress, The Battle of Kyoto
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