Matt Archer: Redemption
“We weren’t staying here, because after nearly a month of urban warfare, we were going back to our roots—jungles, forests and villages. The things we were searching for out here had gone to ground far from the main population. We aimed to keep it that way.The plane taxied to the jetway and I stood as soon as the seatbelt light dinged. “That was a long, long time to be on a plane.”Johnson stretched. “Not as bad as Tokyo to L.A. but close.”“We still have another three hour flight to go, though.” I... looked out the little window. “Pretty foggy. I’m surprised they let us land.”He laughed. “That’s not fog. It’s smog. Welcome to the air pollution capital of the world.”“That’s gross.” Good thing we weren’t staying. “At least we’re on the ground, right?”“Hooah,” Blakeney murmured, collecting his stuff. After three weeks of travel and fighting, he was a little worse for wear.We all were.What I didn’t know was whether Will would be meeting me, or if it would be someone slightly less welcome: my father.MoreLess
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