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Deployment
"What about the north end of the property?" Aaron asked, confused.
"You can put some people up there if you've got anyone to spare," Laura shrugged. "But we'll be coming in from that direction, so between the three of us, we should have him covered. Besides, this is uphill, and I don't think he can out run us, Cadence anyway, uphill."
"Okay," Aaron said, crossing his arms, but resting his ch
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