Ep 10. Three-Legged Mountain-Climbing Is Life-and-Death - The Artillery Battle in the Iguazu Mountains I

In Heavy Object season 1 episode 10 titled "Three-Legged Mountain-Climbing Is Life-and-Death - The Artillery Battle in the Iguazu Mountains I," the episode kicks off with a military operation to secure the Iguazu Mountain range. The operation is meant to keep the enemy at bay and prevent them from bombing a nearby city. The mission is led by the 37th Mobile Maintenance Battalion. It is a team of four people who operate a Heavy Object, which is essentially a giant war machine.

The team is led by our main characters Qwenthur and Havia, who are joined by two other members of the battalion. The team starts the mission with a rough patch, as they get caught up in a rockslide that almost takes them out. However, they manage to come out unscathed, and the team of four begins their ascent.

As they climb the rocky terrain, the team realizes that they are not the only ones on the mountain. They come across a group of soldiers, who they assume to be the enemy. The team decides to take them out, but they are quickly met with a surprise attack - artillery.

The team comes to the realization that the enemy is trying to destroy a tunnel that would have been their way to the mountain summit, and if they do not act fast, they will be stranded. The enemy has set up their artillery on top of a nearby mountain, making it near impossible for Qwenthur and Havia to take it out. However, the team devises a plan to take them out by scaling the mountain and the Heavy Object's firepower.

Despite the odds stacked against them, the team of four launches their attack. Things do not go as planned, and they are met with heavy firepower from the enemy. However, they still use their superior strategy and teamwork to take out the enemy's artillery.

The episode ends with the team of four securing their objective - the summit of the mountain. However, they soon realize that their journey has just begun, and they haven't seen the last of their enemies. They are now left to traverse the rest of the Iguazu Mountain range to stop the enemy's bombing campaign.