Novel & Cerita Sự Hạ Cánh

They watched him pull a string, cascading the trundled papers to show another illustration to them. It’s a pyramid or the hierarchy of every ‘power’ in this world. Yuna sat on the table facing Zyair as Dale pulled a seat to stay near his teacher. “At the least, yet the most abundant and most basic type of ‘Amony’ is ‘Levitheiah’ [Levitation], every living being naturally has it.” He started as he pointed to the bottom of the pyramid.

He tells me. "Ok, that's good." I say and then I take a few deep breaths as the plane touches down on the tarmac. This is it, here goes nothing.

Unable to withstand the blow, James plummeted from the sky and crashed into the ground. Boom! His fall made a loud sound. The ground was extremely sturdy. It was undamaged, even though James crashed into it with great force. James staggered back up from the ground. Mia rushed over and asked. “What happened, Mr. Caden?” James raised his head and said solemnly, “I tried to fly over the gate but a terrifying force from within the city struck me down.” Herbert immediately stood up and volunteered. “I’ll give it a go.”

I reassured her. "I....." She was speechless as more tears streamed from her eyes. The intercom was turned back on. "Your captain is speaking. We must immediately make an emergency landing!" My heart skipped a beat when he said it. I could tell we were going downhill. Tears streamed down my cheeks as I felt my stomach rise to meet my head. I never imagined myself in the position of imagining my own death. I've done surgeries on plane crash victims, but I never imagined it would happen to me. I could hear people crying behind me as the plane began to shake. Ria's mother cradled her daughter in her hands and lowered her head.

It was the only thing preventing me from the suffering I knew I’d likely be enduring otherwise. I was beyond wondering about the reason behind it, at least for the moment as he nimbly descended what I realized was a ledge that plummeted steeply downward. My nerves fluttered at the sight, my breathing ticking up a notch, but Silas’s now distinguishable voice spoke up, aiding me in staying calm as he said, “Breathe, baby. Nothing is going to happen to you. Close your eyes, and we’ll be down before you know it.” I didn’t choose to shut out my surroundings, but I didn’t look down again either as Silas descended steadily, not appearing to be straining in the slightest with my added weight.

I chant this mantra as the skyscraper looms below us. The Airplane slows and hovers, and Jace sets it down on the plane pad on top of the building. My heart is in my mouth. I can't decide if it's from nervous anticipation, relief that we've arrived alive, or fear that I will fail somehow. He switches the ignition off, and the rotor blades slow and quiet until all I hear is the sound of my erratic breathing. Jace takes his headphones off, and reaches across, and pulls mine off too. "We're here," he says softly.