At first glance, it seemed like a straightforward spot with few places to hide. But Ethan's sharp eyes quickly picked out the details others might miss.
"Here," he said, tapping a shallow depression near the center. "This low ground could serve as a perfect hiding spot. The slope would deflect bullets, providing temporary cover. And over here—" He pointed to a cluster of boulders at the edge of the frame. "—this rock formation could break line of sight, making it easy for someone to evade gunfire or close the distance before your men can react."
The old man listened intently, nodding as he mentally noted each potential risk.
"Then there's this patch of underbrush beside the low ground," Ethan continued. "If the target is fast enough, they could slip into the bushes and disappear before your team knows what's happening. And once they're in there, finding them will be like searching for a needle in a haystack."
