The Venusian front had been quiet for months, but Captain Elara Vance knew the enemy was planning something. The silence was too deliberate, too calculated.
"Command, this is Vance. I'm detecting unusual energy readings near the edge of the sector."
"Copy, Vance. Investigate but remain cautious."
She guided her fighter toward the energy source. The readings were erratic, pulsing like a heartbeat. As she drew closer, she saw it—a massive structure, hidden in the clouds, its hull gleaming with an alien design.
"Command, I've found something. A structure. It's not on any of our maps.
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The compound was dark, the guards patrolling the perimeter with flashlights and rifles. Elena Vasquez lay in the grass, her night vision painting the world green. Beside her, James Chen studied the fence, the gate, the guard tower.
"Three guards," he whispered. "Two on the perimeter, one in the tower."
Elena counted, calculated, planned. "I'll take the tower. You take the left guard. We move on my signal."
Chen nodded.
Elena crept through the grass, silent as a shadow. The guard tower loomed ahead, the guard's back turned. She climbed the ladder, her knife in her hand, her heart p
"Three guards," he whispered. "Two on the perimeter, one in the tower."
Elena counted, calculated, planned. "I'll take the tower. You take the left guard. We move on my signal."
Chen nodded.
Elena crept through the grass, silent as a shadow. The guard tower loomed ahead, the guard's back turned. She climbed the ladder, her knife in her hand, her heart p