The Dying of the Light (Book 3): Beginning
“Flight Seven Two out.” Sam looked over at his copilot as he pulled his pistol and set the autopilot. The copilot had his pistol ready as well and looked back at him. “You ready for this, Christian?”
“As I’ll ever be. I wish we could get Driscoll to answer.”
“Me too.” Both men stood, and Christian covered the entrance as Sam prepared to open the door.
“I don’t hear anything,” Sam said as he pressed his ear to the door.
“Maybe that’s a good thing,” Christian replied in a whisper.
“One… two… three...!” Sam threw open the door and stepped back as the door clanged backward.
The Airbus 300 cargo variant had a simple interior. Having belonged to FedEx before Z-Day, most of the interior room was for cargo, with straps and netting hanging down. There was also a double row of seats on the right side of the plane opposite the two loading doors. One big door was for cargo, the other for personnel. Both were just behind the cockpit on the left side of the plane.
Nothing greeted the pilots as they opened the door, just a view of the lit cargo bay and the double row of seats that took up the first ten feet or so of the cargo space.MoreLess
“As I’ll ever be. I wish we could get Driscoll to answer.”
“Me too.” Both men stood, and Christian covered the entrance as Sam prepared to open the door.
“I don’t hear anything,” Sam said as he pressed his ear to the door.
“Maybe that’s a good thing,” Christian replied in a whisper.
“One… two… three...!” Sam threw open the door and stepped back as the door clanged backward.
The Airbus 300 cargo variant had a simple interior. Having belonged to FedEx before Z-Day, most of the interior room was for cargo, with straps and netting hanging down. There was also a double row of seats on the right side of the plane opposite the two loading doors. One big door was for cargo, the other for personnel. Both were just behind the cockpit on the left side of the plane.
Nothing greeted the pilots as they opened the door, just a view of the lit cargo bay and the double row of seats that took up the first ten feet or so of the cargo space.MoreLess
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