Myrmidon (2013)
“Beyond those lay a vast open area with its own perimeter fence, a stretch of ground where sunflowers and scrub grass grew in wild profusion. The ground out there wasn’t flat but studded with row after geometrically precise row of low mounds, all the same shape. They had steep sides covered in grass, and they might have looked like a natural feature of the landscape except that each mound had a door set into one side, all facing the same direction.
As soon as Chapel had known Belcher planned... on taking the Pueblo Depot as his prize, he’d known why. He’d understood that Belcher hadn’t built his town or gathered his army in Colorado by chance. He’d been planning this the whole time, because this was the one place he could find such easy access to weapons of mass destruction.
The mounds out there—the common term for them was igloos—might look like bunkers, but they were designed not to resist attack from outside but to contain an accidental explosion from within.MoreLess
As soon as Chapel had known Belcher planned... on taking the Pueblo Depot as his prize, he’d known why. He’d understood that Belcher hadn’t built his town or gathered his army in Colorado by chance. He’d been planning this the whole time, because this was the one place he could find such easy access to weapons of mass destruction.
The mounds out there—the common term for them was igloos—might look like bunkers, but they were designed not to resist attack from outside but to contain an accidental explosion from within.MoreLess
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