The Trinity's ambush alongside the local natives was not entirely a bad thing. At the very least, it gave Camila's team and Laura Croft an opportunity to learn about their enemy. Out of professional habit, once they had completed the mission to capture the possum, Camila and her team began transporting the Trinity mercenaries' weapons and ammunition as reserve armaments. They also seized a radio station and several communications documents. The Martian Technician, who already wore multiple hats, had to take on another task: infiltrating the radio Communication Channel, monitoring and tracking the Trinity mercenaries' strongholds, and striking before the enemy could discover them.
"They definitely don't have any anti-tank firepower. Even if they do, it won't be much."
Camila spread a paper map across her thigh and used colored pencils to mark the strongholds and individuals mentioned in the documents. The Martian Technician, who had connected the radio station to his processor, occasionally pointed at spots on the map with his mechanical tentacles and corrected Camila's mistakes. By now, Camila's mindset had shifted from leading an expedition to commanding a military operation deep behind enemy lines. Her extensive guerrilla warfare experience and outstanding tactical instincts had made her keenly aware of the importance of intelligence.
"How much anti-tank fire can this Armored Personnel Carrier withstand, Technician?"
The Martian Technician displayed a chart on his data slate, detailing the performance of the carrier's armor plating against various anti-tank weapons. This was the first Armored Personnel Carrier he had modified. From the design blueprints and authorization for modular modifications to custom manufacture, terrain adaptation testing, system anti-interference testing, and everything afterward, he had continuously monitored the operation of its CRA-6 Gamma experimental command system. At the thought of encountering anti-tank fire, the Martian Technician began muttering in frustration, though everyone present