Waiting for a few more moments, he began to move through the grass. Close enough to the edge to remain obscured but begin to see the compound ahead of him more clearly. One of the turrets came extremely close to noticing him and locked onto a moving clump of grass, it alerted a nearby guard but when the turret went back to idle spins he presumed it must have been the wind tripping the motion sensor. But Gabriel had seen what he needed to.
— Turrets have wires. Best bet is that if I follow the wires, I'll find their network hub.
It was the best lead he had to act on, it was also the riskiest, because it meant exposure.
— Guide me past the turrets and into blind-spots.
This was where she'd prove most helpful, she would have to guide him step by step, tell him when to wait and when to move. He was putting his life in her hands now.
