Lentan jumped back from the desk and slammed his hands against the wall, adding a kick for good measure.<br/><br/>"GOD FUCKING DAMN IT!!" he screamed, before noticing the attention he'd drawn to himself and settling down.  He found his chair and sat in it, wheeling it back over to the desk.  Nermal was dead, and his electronics and chemicals experience went with him.  Lentan remembered training the kid and bitterly remembered how easily he had taken to electronics.  With a little improvement and experience, he'd have been top dog in the electronic warfare department of the whole resistance.<br/><br/>He would have, but not anymore.<br/><br/>Lentan sighed, exhaling his anger with his breath.  Samedi had punished the naga bitch who'd taken Nermal.  That was all he could have hoped for.  Now he needed to help get them to the bunker.<br/><br/>The question was: how?<br/><br/>Barring a sudden acquisition of telepathy, Lentan had no way to communicate with the rescue team.  If he called Nermal's cell phone, enemy forces could track the signal and locate the team.  Not only that, but the phone didn't have an encryption chip in it - the operation had been thrown together too hastily for that.  So any calls that went to or from that phone would be totally open to any electronic eavesdroppers.  Except for the detonation commands.  Those were just bursts of seemingly meaningless binary code.<br/><br/>The explosives!  Lentan swore again.  Neither Samedi nor Abe had the locations and numbers of the explosives memorized.  They were defenseless.<br/><br/>Lentan sprung into action, accessing the database that held the locations and numbers of all the explosives in the city and putting it up on a side screen.  He found the road the rescue team was following and figured out which numbers lay in their path.  Looking back to his video feed, he saw them just walk out of view.  He switched to the next camera over and was greeted with static.<br/><br/>The team was in the viewing arc of the camera that Nermal had accidentally blown up.  For the next tense moments, they were out of Lentan's sight.  A rabbit in the cage below his desk met a violent end as a result.