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your map?”
Samuel’s gaze slid to Borian’s and he nodded slightly. Silas remained quiet as they jockeyed for positions within the group. He knew the twins wouldn’t join in the pissing contest and was surprised Asia had spoken up. Once they landed in Pennsylvania and were in the limousine, he had removed her blindfold as they headed here. After she thanked him, she lapsed into silence appearing composed and looking harmless as she stared out the tinted window.
Silas knew better.
Now she took Samuel to task for his unintentional insult to Leonidas and Jacques. The Alpha had a short fuse and little tolerance for foolishness. For the time being Silas would watch, but would intercede before any lines were crossed.
Borian pulled out a tablet, tapped a few keys and a screen lowered in front of the bulletin board at the front of the room. Moments later a large map appeared.
“We take the interstate until we get to this rural road here.” She pressed the button in the middle of the table to take over the cursor.
“That’s south of the area,” Samuel said, glancing her and then returning to the map.
“Yeah, but it’s the best way to get to the lab,” Leon said, leaning back in his chair as he eyed the map.
“But if you go that way, there’s not much place to hide,” Borian said, gazing at the satellite view of the area.
Asia and Leon both looked at him as if he had spoken a foreign language.
“What?” Borian asked in a defensive tone.
“They’ll know the moment anyone steps anywhere on that land. They’ve been there for decades and have avoided detection. If you think we’re going to sneak up on them, that’s not going to happen,” Leon said.
“So we just bully our way in?” Borian asked frowning. To his credit, he wasn’t being difficult, he simply didn’t understand. If Silas and Jacques hadn’t gone over their plan as many times as they had, he’d be confused as well.
“We go in through here.” Asia pointed to an empty spot on the map.
“We cleared the trees from that area, there’s nothing there,” Samuel said squinting as he leaned forward.
“We’ll have a diversion here,” she pointed to another spot on the map as if Samuel had not spoken. “And here.” She placed her finger on another spot. Tyrese and Tyrone are point and have the co-ordinates.” She glanced at the twins who nodded.
“Wait… we’re using explosives? In an open field?” Samuel asked as he turned to Silas.
“Yes, we are,” Silas said, stopping all movement and discussion in the room. “The charges will blow within seconds of the other. Since they will know we are above ground, those areas should be clear or not. At any rate, based on the information we have, these are the best places to drop in.”
“If we’re so sure there is a lab down there, why not just blow the entire place up? Why enter the place at all?” Samuel asked Silas.
It was a good question if you had no firsthand knowledge of previous battles. “Because we need more information to win this war and I think there is vital information stored in that lab. We were finally able to decode some collars a few of their operatives wore when they attacked us and they were linked to this location. We damaged some of their equipment and had a small window of opportunity to get in, uploaded what we could and got out before they blocked or traced us back to our system.” He thought of the energy blast Jasmine had sent to his enemy’s computer through Mark which damaged their security allowing Jacques and Matt a twenty-four hour goldmine.
Samuel nodded slowly.
“Oh, and we will blow it up when we are done,” Silas added.
“Any ideas what’ll be coming at my men?” Samuel asked, his gaze lighting on Silas, Tyrese and Tyrone.
“It depends on who’s there,” Tyrese said, his gaze flitting from Asia to Silas. Silas saw the speculative look Rese gave Samuel and knew eventually something would be said. Both Tyrese and Tyrone were just as tall and muscular as