Late one night, a biker was driving through an empty desert at blazing fast speeds.

At the same time, the men hired to patrol this desert wasteland for trespassers were scanning another sector.

All of a sudden, a silent alarm was tripped near the border of the desert and the two patrolmen rushed off to the survey the area.

Goofing around, not really thinking, the biker tried to do a wheelie on his bike. As he started to pull back, the mixture of the crazy speeds he was traveling, the darkness around him, and the loose sand below him made the biker loose control of his bike and fall to the ground below.

The patrolmen noticed the wreckage and went down to investigate.

As the biker got up and checked out his bike, the patrolmen arrested him on the spot for trespassing.

The patrolmen brought the biker to their rat infested, sand covered, dirty jail.

After a few days, the biker's father begins to worry and makes a call to the respectable army on the other side of the galaxy. "General, my son was riding towards the ice covered mountains of Sector 11, but I have not heard word from him since he left. He had to ride through the dangerous desert of the sector, so I feel he may have been taken prisoner. Is there anything you could do to save him?"

After hearing the case, the General wants to help so he replies to the biker's dad. "I, myself, can not leave the army here, so I will send some of my best men down there to find your son and, if necessary, release him from any trouble he may be in."

And with that the General sends his three best men; Swamp, Snake, and Blizzard. Swamp and Blizzard with their hoverboards and Snake with his rope-shooting abilities, they are able to go long distances in a short time. By that evening, they had reached the border of Sector 11's desert.

As night approaches, they find a small cavern in which they decide to sleep for the night.

The three men rise a little before sunset and set up a fire outside the cavern. As they warm up, they discuss where they should look in this big empty desert to find the person they were sent to find.