Luckily, it was late into the night. The pitch blackness of the skies made his outline even more invisible. He lay flush against the ground on his
stomach, the cold of the snow bit through his outfit. Taking on his night vision scopes, he peered through them towards the compound.
He could see several guards, equipped with the newest prototypes of assault rifles, mindlessly patrolling the perimeter. A maximum security fence,
fully equipped with electric barbed wiring (which was designed not to short out even with the presence of water), heat sensors that could detect the
presence of humans, cameras that covered every inch of the perimeter, and various other gadgets that the government had poured into the compound.
He knew that getting past the fence would prove to be near impossible. A wrong move could turn on every single searchlight to be trained on him, and
not to mention several dozen shock troops.
He was well far away from being detected. Slowly and steadily, he dug into the snow and crept on his stomach towards the compound. He made sure to
stick against the tracks of jeeps that had passed through the road as not to leave any mark of his presence. The intensity of the stress had already
made him sweat, even in the sub-zero temperatures of Siberia.
In his backpack, he carried a few EMP grenades. It wasn’t known what type of technology the fence was equipped with, but he was fairly sure that the
fence could knock a large portion of it out. There was a flash suppressant built into the grenade, so no one would know how or where the blast came
from.
Reaching into his backpack, he dug one of them out. He flipped open the safety cap, pressed the ARM button. A tiny red LED started blinking. As soon
as the grenade sensed a sudden impact, it would detonate.
Making sure that the guards weren’t watching the fence, he quickly tossed the grenade towards it.
A loud ZZAP filled the air. A flurry of sparks flew in all directions, as flames and smoke rose from the blasted area. The guards spun around in
confusion and stared at the smoking fence. One of them reached for their radio and sharply began barking orders in Russian. The other troops raised
their rifles and trained them towards then fence. They slowly advanced forward.


