chapter 30
II. May 6th 1937, 7:14. P.M. – The sky burns over New Jersey, turning the dark rain clouds bright orange as the Hindenburg ignites in flames. The massive airship was coming in for a landing over Lakehurst airfield when the unimaginable happens. The first burst of flame appears near the tail of the airship and rapidly moves forward. As the hydrogen from the gas cells burn away the zeppelin’s stern drops out of the sky, .34 SECONDS after the initial explosion the Hindenburg crashes to the ground completely aflame. Inside the fiery maelstrom Bizmark is knocked down to the keel catwalk completely engulfed in flames. Fortunately for the guardian his armor’s climate control keeps the fire from burning him; but the blast and force of the impact stun him momentarily. Dazed he stands in the fier
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