Wiser Than Serpents
“I always get turned around and end up in the Korean section, ordering kimchi.” Vicktor stood in the center of Incheon Airport, or at least what he thought might be the center. The place seemed as large as his home-town with a concourse that stretched from one end of Korea to the other. And to make matters worse, not only was it divided into two sections—the inner and outer court, but also by culture—Asian and Western. And Russia fit, where?
“Do you have any clue where we are?” He walked over to... Roman, who stood staring at a giant multicolored map of the airport. Written in Korean.
“Yanna said her sister was registered to stay at the hotel in the airport, Incheon Gardens. I say we pay them a visit.” Roman tapped a point on the map.
“Lead on.”
Aside from the bright lights that never dimmed, regardless of the hour—which was around five in the morning—the Asian music, the funky styles of dress, the orange and red neon from the stores seemed so foreign from his world in Russia it jolted Vicktor right out of foggy and into annoyed.MoreLess
“Do you have any clue where we are?” He walked over to... Roman, who stood staring at a giant multicolored map of the airport. Written in Korean.
“Yanna said her sister was registered to stay at the hotel in the airport, Incheon Gardens. I say we pay them a visit.” Roman tapped a point on the map.
“Lead on.”
Aside from the bright lights that never dimmed, regardless of the hour—which was around five in the morning—the Asian music, the funky styles of dress, the orange and red neon from the stores seemed so foreign from his world in Russia it jolted Vicktor right out of foggy and into annoyed.MoreLess
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