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For three hours the dog would not come off the wire. Hackles up, low in the chest, fixed on the black treeline climbing the ridge behind the camp and refusing every order to come back in. Every rifle Camp Ridge owned was pointed the other way, south at the armored truck on the bend and the men gathering in the trees beyond it, and the senior watch had a comfortable answer ready for the one animal looking the wrong direction. A deer. A raccoon. Something with four legs and no plan.

The dog has been right before, and the men with the authority to act on him spend this night deciding the record does not apply. Camp Ridge has trained every eye on the road, because the road is where the obvious threat lives, and the people who work the seams of a place like this are patient enough to come in through the one gap nobody is covering. Gerald Phillips is out past the wire on a routine task when the warning the dog has been giving for three hours finally comes due.

This is the episode where Camp Ridge learns that an early warning is worth nothing if the people who hear it will not believe it in time. By the time anyone moves, a good man is somewhere out in the dark and not answering, and a search party is forming at the gate to go past the only safe ground these people have left and bring him back. The dog is still locked on the same treeline. He still cannot say the one thing the whole camp would now give anything to hear.

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