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The attack from the bunker didn’t surprise Cat, and the hints he’d dropped to both Rannall and Fuego meant that they simply ducked beneath the rock, rolled their eyes, then mounted their defence.
Fuego barked orders to his team, and Cat analysed as they took positions, a few swinging the heavy calibre weapons from their backs. They fired on the bunker, and Cat heard the splintering of concrete.
The warriors returned fire instantly.
“Constant barrage!” Fuego yelled, and his team complied. They were composed and professional, belying their manner on the walk in, and Cat was once more impressed—Rannall had a knack for finding the best in the most obscure places.
But now the last remaining member of Shorack’s family frowned. “Going to be tricky getting in now,” he said.
Cat
