Siege Ordnance

I hauled a heavy, jagged gravel stone straight into our forward trench using my lower teeth. You cannot breach a wooden shed fortress with empty claws. I dropped the chunk directly beside dinosaur one and aligned it with the dandelion scepter above. Dinosaur one's battery head and brass pin angled forward, while the big one's binder clip jaws snapped shut on the target line. With a heavy whip of my tail, I slammed the test stone against our river stone rampart, sending chips flying toward the shed's vector. My son watched from his red slate dais under his acorn crown. Ballistic calibration is complete. Our assault battery is set.