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Chapter 29: Midair Encounter
“How much longer do you have to keep flying in circles like this, Henrique? We’re running dangerously low on fuel,” Roberto yelled at his brother, who was driving their biplane.
“All the other pilots are running low on gas, too,” he added. “We’ve been flying for almost twenty-four hours now!”
“Can’t you see that I’m trying to concentrate? I remember these crescent-shaped islands. We were flying near them when I was hit in the face by that nasty beret. That means we have been flying in circles for some time now. If it weren’t for that child, we wouldn’t have to be doing this!” Henrique retorted.
“It’s hopeless. We’re going to have to land and refuel to be able to continue searching for that flying donkey,”
“How
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