In the deliberately chosen complicated terrain, the ZTZ100 main battle tank took the lead. Its fiction-like appearance, impressive size and destructive momentum made it a worthy contender for the king of tanks! 

The ZTZ100 picked up speed and increased its lead. During the last biathlon, the Russian T90 Main Battle Tank had become champions with a record of seventy-five minutes and thirty seconds while China came in third with a record of ninety minutes and thirty seconds. However, the Japanese Type 10 Tank wasn’t involved that year. If the Type 10 Tank had participated, China wouldn’t even have stood a chance at a podium finish. Before the current biathlon had begun, people had forecasted that the champion this year would be either Japan or Russia while India would secure the third place. China was not forecasted to obtain any rank. Though, in the present few minutes time, the expected top three countries were unceremoniously left behind ZTZ100 by a distance of one kilometre. The shocking turn of events felt like a slap to everyone in attendance! 

The ZTZ100 was invincible, leaving no chance for...