There was also a pile of dried grass placed there, making it look like an animal's den. Even if someone accidentally stumbled upon it, they would assume it was an abandoned bunker now home to wild beasts.
As soon as her cell signal returned, Mira immediately called Harvey Rivers, instructing him to organize a few soldiers and arrange the transfer of the hostages.
Dominic West had already sorted out the safe house addresses and vehicles.
It was already 3:00 AM, and Mira's team needed to assault the villa before dawn broke.
If Mishka's father hadn't been killed by Hank's contacts and decided to turn around with his armed forces, things would get incredibly messy.
At first, their strategy for attacking the villa was roughly the same as the hospital: have the snipers take out a few waves of sentries.
But the hospital's high-voltage fence had experienced brief power outages, giving Mira's team the window they needed to quickly snip through the wire.
The villa was different. The electric fence was constantly live, and judging by the color of the indicator lights, the current was only getting stronger.
There were only two gates to the villa, and neither the front nor the back had any explosives buried nearby.
Because of this, they couldn't just blow up the fence like they did at the hospital.
"Let's just throw bombs at the wire," Callum suggested.
"That won't do much. Their fencing is high quality, and with the gaps in the mesh, the shrapnel won't have a significant impact. Plus, we didn't bring that many explosives, and they have three layers of fencing," Owen pointed out.
"Let the snipers thin out their numbers first, and get more wire cutters ready. I might have a way to shut down their grid."
"You? How?" The two lieutenants looked at her in surprise.
Mira explained how she had hacked into their system a few nights ago.
"Incredible. You're seriously amazing."

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