Asteroid Blues

Commander Yoichi Wakahisa had orders to carry out an infiltration mission at Xaraks Battery Field due to reports from the Ikari company that said that when Ariadna and O-12 forces arrived they had clashes with infiltrated groups of Shasvastii.
To get to the point where the information was, we had to go through an area defended by Ariadna and full of mines, as discovered during the skirmish.
Even so, the commander placed a small group at the top of a building to cover the progress of the rest of the troops. The O-Yoroi was placed in the center to advance and annihilate everything that got in his way. Another small assault group formed by a domaru and two karakuris stood on the right flank of the tag to advance and achieve the secondary objectives. Finally, the commander had an ugly surprise prepared for the enemies, one of the best Oniwaban of the entire Japanese army was infiltrated waiting to advance and silently kill the enemy datatracker.
A Dog Face advanced by throwing smoke without opposition, blocking the line of vision of our men. He continued advancing and dodged both crazy koalas and placed himself in range to use his chain rifle against the group that covered our breakthrough in the building. Killing a brave keitsotsu and leaving another unconscious, although dying in the process.
Then a Spetnaz climbed into a building and from there shot a karakuri who responded by marking him to make the following clashes easier. The Spetnaz would insist peering and crouching again several times but the karakuri armor resisted everything.
Seeing that the distant fire did not work, a hardcase that had infiltrated nearby decided to advance to be in optimal range to use his shotgun against the other karakuri, but ignoring the enemy shotgun fire, the karakuri used his chain rifle and ended the miserable life of the hardcase.
Seeing how the events had developed, Commander Yoichi Wakahisa ordered the tag to move forward to take the main objective, anticipating that the camouflaged next to it would be a mine and that the tag would have no problem dealing with it. To his surprise, although it was a mine, the mine was electromagnetic and not normal as the commander had thought and to aggravate things a tankhunter was revealed in a building that also shot the Tag. The tag responded to the tankhunter fire but received an impact and Wakahisa feared the worst. But when the smoke caused by the explosion dissipated the tag kept moving forward. Not only had he resisted the explosive impact of the rival, but he had managed to resist the electromagnetic impulse of the mine. The O-yoroi positioned himself next to the target and shot down a burst of accurate shots at the tankhunter who had dented the armor.
With the path cleared by the tag, the oniwaban reveled himself and went straight for the veteran Kazak, the Ariadna datatracker, and tore off his head with an accurate blow of his katana. But he had felt something in his chest, thinking that it was not possible for the opponent to have stuck a dagger without him noticing he lowered his gaze to his chest to find that it was full of holes made by a shotgun shot of a volunteer who was smiling for the luck of killing the Oniwaban.
Finally, Wakahisa ordered the Domaru to move along with the karakuris, to approach enemies who had to go through the sword in retaliation for having finished with the Oniwaban.
The domaru led the advance until he came to lock himself in close combat with an irmandinho who decided to sacrifice himself to place some D charges on the Domarus chest. Next, the domaru used his chain rifle to cover his movement to return to coverage, which a chasseur who had infiltrated managed to dodge, but the rival engineer decided to sacrifice himself to give him time to detonate the D charges that had been placed on the domaru. Again, Wakahisa feared that an explosion would ruin his plans, but the domaru managed to survive. In revenge, the domaru came back out of coverage, locked with the chasseur and ended him.
The enemy frightened to see how the men of Wakahisa had managed to place themselves in optimal range to slaughter them with their katanas and their short-range weapons, decided to go for the O-yoroi, in an attempt to end him in order to instill fear In the Japanese.
A scout advanced hidden to put another electromagnetic mine that detonated when the tankhunter shot the tag. The O-Yoroi returned the fire while still unaffected by the electromagnetic mines, until in a final attempt, with the last mine that led the scout, he managed to immobilize and isolate the O-Yoroi. Looking emboldened for having immobilized him, the scout came out of his hiding place to put some D charges and detonate them, but once again when the smoke dissipated the tag still did not yield to the explosions.
As soon as he saw this, Wakahisa ordered the domaru to go cover the O-Yoroi, and advanced the group this time led by a karakuri who with his MK12 struck down the rival warcor and discovered and killed the scout who had camouflaged himself again when he saw that the tag was indestructible, “… made of adamantiun …” was a phrase that managed to intercept the communications team of Commander Wakahisa, which produced great satisfaction in the general for the great quality of the shield of his tag and his heavy infantry.
The domaru and the karakuris positioned themselves to defend the O-Yoroi while Wakahisa asked an engineer to go to the battlefield to restore the functioning of the Tag.
In a last and desperate attempt, Ariadna’s forces were leaving their hiding places and shooting at the Karakuri who were killing each and every one of the enemies, except 2 volunteers, a foxtrot and a grunt that managed to bring down one of the karakuri. Wakahisa sent the kempei to abandon the security of the building he was in to bring down the grunt while the domaru and the last karakuri killed the 2 volunteers and the foxtrot although the domaru would fall by the flamethrower of the grunt. And finally the kempei would end the grunt although he also died because of the flamethrower.
Wakahisa watched happily as the only thing his men had left alive was the rival traktor mul and felt great pride in how they had developed in the contest. Although they had suffered enough casualties, the victory was total and the rival had been completely annihilated. He ordered his men to collect the bodies of their comrades and return to the barracks, they had earned a good rest and it was better to take advantage of it, because Wakahisa was sure that when he had delivered the mission report along with the information collected in the objective, they would immediately be assigned a new and more dangerous mission.