Chapter 10: An Old Enemy
Roal began to catch up to the speeding vehicles. He tried to ram the other buggy off the road, into the trees, but their own enemy buggy was stopping them, constantly bumping them from the side and rear, all the while the gunner was firing with his sub-machinegun. Thankfully, his minigun had been knocked off from its platform in an earlier explosion, and he was out of rockets.
As they no longer had a gunner, they had no way to strike back at them, seeing as if they rammed them, it would give the other buggy the chance to board the LTV.
So, for the moment, the chase was in a stalemate.
Action, reaction, action, reaction.
But after several minutes, Roal began to see a pattern emerging. Whenever the one in front moved to the right, the one behind emulated the action, meaning that when Roal moved forward to ram the one in front, the one behind could easily knock them aside.
Drawing a long, thin wire from his pocket, Roal turned to
Jack.
“Keep going. Act like we’ve been doing for the last few minutes, so they won’t suspect anything,” he told him.
Jack raised his eyebrow, but Roal was already clambering over his seat into the small tray at the back.
Quickly, he pulled another object from his pocket: a small hand grenade.
Carefully he tied the wire to the grenade in two spots: at the base, and at the pin.
Quickly, he tied the pin end to his rear bumper. Then, he drew a small pen from his pocket.
With an almighty clang, the two vehicles clashed together, and Roal moved with lightning speed.
He looped the small loop of wire he had made through the front bumper of the other buggy, jamming the pen through the hole to hold it in place.
“Jack! Full speed, straight forward!” he yelled.
Puzzled, Jack obeyed.
But when their buggy pulled away, they also pulled away something tied to their rear bumper.
A tiny metal pin.
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