—- Baja California —
The roaring sound of engines filled the air as massive troop carriers rolled across the San Ysidro border. A convoy of war machines followed closely, their metallic frames glowing under the desert sun.
Civilians in Tijuana screamed as drones swooped overhead, scanning every corner of the city.
In the distance, a group of soldiers tried to hold their position near the coastal road, but a barrage of missiles from the invaders' gunships left nothing but smoke and debris.
By the time the sun set over the Pacific, the invaders had taken control of the highways, cutting off Baja California from mainland Mexico.
— Sonora —-
The once-bustling streets of Nogales were eerily quiet as the first mechs crossed the border from Arizona. Their towering frames crushed abandoned vehicles underfoot, leaving destruction in their wake. Resistance forces had set up barricades near the main plaza, but their efforts were futile.
