Corporal Nyman Lance was scanning in his heavy vertical tank the terrain ahead of him. Winds were blowing eastward, and yet these were strong winds. Nyman however, did not mind the winds battering him and his giant machine, so he stuck his binoculars to his eyes and kept scanning what was ahead of him, left and right.
It then took a while for him to look around until he suddenly spotted a convoy of Patriotic American tanks which appeared on one side of the hill. The lead vehicles, five advanced battle tanks, were leading the charge in a single file formation.
The enemy crews were completely unaware of the HVT's presence, so this gave Lance the chance to strike. He did not hesitate. He stared at them briefly before going down and closing the hatch. The walker made a loud roar and lurched forward, left leg suddenly shooting upward and slamming into the terrain making a cloud of dust, followed by the right. The walker strode for a while then aimed its cannon at the lead vehicle, then in the blink of an eye...fired.
The heavy caliber gun unleashed a powerful round that slammed into one enemy tank's ammo compartment, causing a tremendous explosion which affected the other vehicles in the area.
The walker lurched forward once more, going into full speed, marching into the enemy formation, while the surviving tanks turned to engage.
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