Alias & Steeljaw
Steeljaw
You always slip into the shadows, but how about we talk about turning the terrain itself into a weapon—using the land to mask a strike and hit hard.
Alias
Sounds like a plan, just map the terrain first, identify natural cover and the perfect angle. Then lay the groundwork, blend the attack into the landscape, and the hit comes as a surprise, like a shadow that never fades.
Steeljaw
First scout the area by eye or a low‑grade drone, find ridges and trees that can hide movement. Mark a line of sight that runs from your starting point to the target with a natural slope that gives you cover. Move in silence, staying on the windward side so the enemy can’t see you until the last moment. Then strike from the edge of the cover, using a quick, decisive blow—no needless fire or noise. Keep the exit as fast as the approach, so the surprise lasts only until you’re out.
Alias
Sounds solid, just keep your eyes peeled for any unintended cover—those trees can double as a double‑agent. Remember, the best surprise is the one that nobody sees coming, not the loudest one. Once you’ve cleared the line, move fast, strike hard, and ghost. That’s the only way to keep the terrain on your side.
Steeljaw
Alright, I'll watch the trees, keep the line clean, and strike like a shadow. No noise, just a clean cut.