Kepic
Your friendly neighbourhood Alien Abductor
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- Aug 19, 2000
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Indy
"How long are we going to be up here?" I heard her say, her voice sounding anxious and more than a little strained.
I opened my eyes and looked at her, sat stiff upright in her seat beside mine. "Shouldn't be too long," I said, trying to give a her a reassuring smile. "Relax, we'll be back on the ground before you know it."
I settled back in my seat, and closed my eyes again.
A little while later, I awoke from my nap, to see one of the crew emerge from the cockpit door and walk past us. He smiled, and passed through a curtain into the back of the plane.
Shortly afterwards, half fallen back into my doze again, I was awoken by the plane lurching to one side.
"Shit, what's the pilot doing?" I said. "This doesn't feel much like turbulence to me," I added, as I got out of my seat and walked over to the cockpit door, opening it and glancing inside.
"Can't you get one of them to make this a little easier on me?" said Miss Bates, her face looking pale.
"Um," I said, looking at the slumped body of one of the pilots in his seat, a bloody patch on the front of his uniform, where his 'fellow' co-pilot had obviously stabbed him. I stepped inside, and seated myself down at the now empty co-pilots chair - its previous occupant now probably gathering up his 'chute I imagined - looking at the dials before me, as I tenatively grasped the controls.
"Whats going on?" I heard her call out.
"Do me a favour, would you?" I called back, a little nervously.
"What?" she replied, her concern showing in her voice.
"See if there are any parachutes hung in the back," I replied, already guessing what the answer would be.
"How long are we going to be up here?" I heard her say, her voice sounding anxious and more than a little strained.
I opened my eyes and looked at her, sat stiff upright in her seat beside mine. "Shouldn't be too long," I said, trying to give a her a reassuring smile. "Relax, we'll be back on the ground before you know it."
I settled back in my seat, and closed my eyes again.
A little while later, I awoke from my nap, to see one of the crew emerge from the cockpit door and walk past us. He smiled, and passed through a curtain into the back of the plane.
Shortly afterwards, half fallen back into my doze again, I was awoken by the plane lurching to one side.
"Shit, what's the pilot doing?" I said. "This doesn't feel much like turbulence to me," I added, as I got out of my seat and walked over to the cockpit door, opening it and glancing inside.
"Can't you get one of them to make this a little easier on me?" said Miss Bates, her face looking pale.
"Um," I said, looking at the slumped body of one of the pilots in his seat, a bloody patch on the front of his uniform, where his 'fellow' co-pilot had obviously stabbed him. I stepped inside, and seated myself down at the now empty co-pilots chair - its previous occupant now probably gathering up his 'chute I imagined - looking at the dials before me, as I tenatively grasped the controls.
"Whats going on?" I heard her call out.
"Do me a favour, would you?" I called back, a little nervously.
"What?" she replied, her concern showing in her voice.
"See if there are any parachutes hung in the back," I replied, already guessing what the answer would be.