Sarge tried to unsettle the Blues with a boastful claim of the Reds’ impending assault. Grif, however, argued that eliminating Caboose would negate any purpose to the war, given the Blue base’s isolation and likely lack of reinforcements. H…

In the confines of Blue Base, Caboose seemed to regale Epsilon with tales of his escapades in Blood Gulch alongside Sheila. Meanwhile, Sarge sought out Simmons, eager to brief Red Team on his newest scheme to eradicate the Blues. He located…

The Reds ventured toward Blue base, seeking Donut. He found Caboose and, with a sense of urgency, conveyed a message for Church from Tucker. Caboose, in his own way, explained Church's nature as an artificial intelligence, and Donut relayed…

Donut recounted his experiences to Caboose following his transfer from Blood Gulch, detailing his debriefing with the Counsellor of Project Freelancer. Upon arriving at his new base, Donut discovered a distress signal from Tucker, directing…

The line went dead between Washington and Caboose. Donut, ever eager to assist, offered his help with the project, suggesting the Red team’s subterranean holo-room might prove useful before they returned to base. Another unintended flare-up…

The storage unit of Epsilon shimmered, and Delta materialized within. He explained that Epsilon had chosen this form due to Caboose’s stories being his primary source of information. Turning to Caboose, Delta requested assistance with a mis…

At the edge of the Red Base, Caboose, Sarge, and Grif made ready to depart, following coordinates provided by Donut. Grif voiced his doubts about the new jeep's suitability for the journey. Once they were gone, Simmons informed Donut and Lo…

Simmons returned to Blue Base and voiced his frustration with Caboose's chaotic progress on the new body. He lamented that the war’s stagnation stemmed from a pointless obsession with constructing "stupid robots," a remark that drew sharp d…

The jeep slammed into the vehicle of the person attempting to guide them. As Sergeant barked orders at Grif, it became clear that Caboose had been caught in an explosion, seemingly killed by a mine. Moments later, he plummeted from the sky,…

No sooner had Simmons requested explosives from Lopez when Donut returned from scouting Blue Base for components, casually mentioning Caboose had taken Epsilon with him. Simmons’s temper flared; returning Epsilon to the authorities was a ke…

As Grif and Sarge combed through the salvaged jeeps for usable parts, Grif observed a consistent problem: every radio was either shattered or missing entirely, effectively cutting off their ability to contact Simmons. When Caboose offered t…

Caboose's subtle mischief has begun to raise questions within the Desert excavation team.

Tucker made an effort to articulate the circumstances to the others.

Simmons and Lopez fought to maintain their position, as the desert team found themselves adrift in ever-changing circumstances.

As the crisis at Sandtrap deepened, Epsilon Church stepped forward to assume control, while the forces of the Reds at Valhalla struggled to maintain order.

The church is encountering some difficulties with its initial onboarding process.

A subtle unease began to ripple through Sandtrap, as the Red forces at Valhalla stirred to life.

The realization dawned on Church: power invariably carries with it a weighty burden. And, it seemed, an unexpected aptitude for a well-placed left hook.

The Valhalla team persisted in their efforts to break free, while the Reds, Aliens, and Caboose engaged in a frantic pursuit of CT, all vying for dominance over Epsilon.