July 27th, 1841
3 km west of Torino, Sardinia-Piedmont
Zombie Napoleon may have showed the slightist trace of fear that morning, when he set his eyes upon the three monstorous Robotic Menaces lumbering towards his army. The Vinci army was armed with over 300 attached repeating rifles, heavily armored and 100 feet tall each. However, the Zombie Emperor's army of mind-slaves outnumbered Da Vinci's robotic monstrosities by more than 10,000 to one.
The Vinci war machines moved first. Bellowing in deep, metallic Italian voices, they charged Napoleon's mindless hordes. Bonaparte issued a great Zombie moan, and he and his warriors charged forward. At the invisible command of Da Vinci's ghost, the robot monstrosities opened fire. Hundreds of Napoleon's warriors were cut down, but the rest, lacking fear, continued their determined advance.
After losing more than 7,300 warriors in their grand charge, the legions of the Zombie Emperor began to latch themselves onto Vinci's war-bots. Their teeth, resistant to human pain, gnawed through bolt and nail, while still others fired towards the largest concentrations of the repeating rifles, as the Zombie Emperor hoped this would ignite a tremendous explosion. Despite the massive volume of fire, this failed, and Bonaparte's attack began to falter.
With a grim look of determination crossing his pale face, Zombie Napoleon himself lunged up upon the forward-most of the robots. As he reached one of the rifle's firing holes, he pulled a large object out of his pocket...an early handgrenade. With all the strength of the undead, he forced the grenade into the barrel. The explosion rippled down the rifle to the robot's centeral ammunition chamber, and the resulting explosion completely destroyed the Iron monster.
Da Vinci's ghost flew into a blind, 100% true Italian rage, resulting in a remote volcano erupting in the Pacific, killing 34 islanders. However, this had abosultely nothing to do with the battle at hand. Following their leader's example, the mindless minions of Napoleon scaled the steel giants, dropping all manner of flammable objects into the firing slits. In rapid sucession, the two remaining weapons of Da Vinci exploded in crimson flame. Thus vanquised, Da Vinci was once more banished to the spirit world...