The Tiny Lwanda 2

Chapter 11: Number What - Part 2

[Uncle Sam's Story Continues]

As the Purple Commandos continued to fight Number 3 and his nine guys, all of a sudden I noted that one of the nine was gone - a bronze armoured one. I was by that time on a jet-bike looking at the fight from above.

All of a sudden three more of the bronze armoured fighters of Number 3 disappeared. It seems Number 3, in the middle of the fighting, noticed that 4 of his 9 were missing and he was furious. He increased his offensive and defensive attacks and more of my Purple Commandos were killed and with them 17 of their machines and several of the Green Infantry.

As the fighting progressed I finally saw what had been happening. The Green Infantry, as I said before, was running interference (so that none of the other enemy's armies could get to the Purple Commandos) and the Purple Commandos were busy fighting Number 3 and his nine fighters (who were now just five) but unknown to all of us, the Blue Squadron were sending two Fighters against the nine (now five) and as I watched they snatched another one, took him to our side (far away from their fighters) and there they fought and killed him!

Number 3 noted that now he only had three of the golden armoured ones and one bronze armoured and so he decided to back away and retreat to his fighters side and as he was clearing a way by shooting fire from his hands and killing some of my Purple Commandos and Green Infantry. The Blue Squadron quickly moved in front of him and with them the 4 Watchers.

The battle was very fierce and at the end of it; two Watchers were dead, nine of the Blue Squadron and over 2,000 of the Purple Commandos. There were also many infantry men dead (I had not been given the figures yet) - these were both from the Green Infantry and F1 Infantry.

It was also reported, and this is the good part, that all the six bronze armoured ones and the three gold armoured ones of Number 3 were dead.

Then F1 and Commander Axxr took me and brought me to the front lines of the battle field and as the infantry men moved out of the way and cleared a path for me and the two great commanders - there before me was a scene I could not believe; the armies of the enemy were on their knees with their weapons thrown away to the side - totally surrendered and the reason for their surrender was before me - there before me lay Number 3 dead!