On the dim yellow land, three traces of tracks rolled out for hundreds of miles.
Billowing black smoke columns surged up, resembling the smoke signals used by nomads for warnings in ancient times.
This is the land cruiser Mexico purchased from the United Kingdom. Although this small land cruiser can accommodate limited crew and artillery, it still possesses antimagic armor, main cannons, and secondary cannons, its combat power is not too weak.
When selling military equipment overseas, the British rarely enforce technical restrictions. After all, they need to compete with France, Germany, and even smaller countries like Sweden and Belgium for the arms market.
Additionally, the complex gears and pipes of the land cruiser require maintenance by British mechanics, and its fuel and ammunition need to be imported from the United Kingdom. The British are not at all concerned that Mexico might one day use the land cruiser against them.
