In a world of Anthro Ponies, Lizard mounts, and noble houses, the nation of Equestria is young, and decentralized, and while the two sisters provide a unifying factor, the realm still sits in an uneasy peace, as ponies divide in dedication to one sister or the other. Forming into the Lunarists and Solarists, the realm stands in a odd political state. In the midst of this Night Raid a young noble stallion, with no land of his own, and little other prospects, roams the lands as a knight, going from tourney to tourney, problem to problem, in search of glory, fame, and maybe something greater. Will he find what he seeks? Or will he end up in the gutter?

(Mainly inspired by the ongoing Russian-Ukraine Conflict, minor inspiration from the film 'Fury'.)

TO YOUR CAUTION!!! THIS STORY IS BASED ON AN ALTERNATIVE TIMELINE!!! ALTERNATIVE TIMELINE!!! ALTERNATIVE TIMELINE I've said it enough times just in case a certain group of people gets triggered... I'm not a political type of guy!I wrote this without any political intentions! I just wanted to write a modernized tank battle with griffons and dragons! PLEASE don't open fire on me! Thank you for understanding!!!

It had been more than 2 moons since the beginning of the war, roles switched; the once-invading Draconians were now halted and slowly driven back to the borders. However, more aggressive retaliations were coming from both sides. But the overall war progress is benefitting the Equestrians.

Gerald 'Blitz' Thunderhooves, commander of his Leopard 2A6 '331' Blitzwing MBT, was separated from the rest of his battalion during an all-out retaliation against the Draconian 106th Armor Battalion. Gerald found himself within the enemy EM interference zone to add more disadvantage to his crew. Now he's completely strained with little hope of getting reinforcements.

Gerald and his crew would have to crawl back to friendly forces while being hunted by groups of hostile armors. Throughout their perilous quest, the crew of 'Blitzwing' discovers the true intention of the Draconians' so-called 'retreat'.

They only have a limited amount of time to get this valuable information back to their side to prevent a possible heavy loss of friendly forces.