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The sun hangs low behind them, bleeding gold across the desert sky, painting long shadows in the cracked red earth. Wind howls through the canyons, kicking up grit like nature itself is holding its breath.They stand shoulder to shoulder on the ridge, six silhouettes against the dying light. Dust clings to their long coats, bullet belts glint beneath the fringe. Every face tells a story: scarred, sunburnt, defiant. Eyes shaded by wide-brimmed hats, goggles, or cracked visors, all staring down whatever’s coming next.One rests a sawed-off plasma scattergun across his shoulder. Another chews a toothpick while adjusting the dial on a jury-rigged data rig strapped to her hip. A third—a silent giant—holds the reins of a chrome-studded mechanical horse, its eyes burning blue in the dusk.Behind them, the smoldering remains of a drone convoy still flicker with fading sparks. Ahead? Miles of badland, a warlord’s fortress, and a sky full of trouble.No flags. No leaders. Just the code they ride by.The wind stills. Boots crunch the gravel. And the Brigade rides again.