Mission in the wheat field.
758 Words
Traveling for 3 minutes, far they could see a dark smoke rising to the sky.
"That's the one!" all approached it and got to the spot.
The farm of wheat:
It was seven square meters covered with a golden layer and a smooth weave of wind spending on it. Golden grasses dancing with the wind ready to deliver their gifts to their owners with golden seeds.
However, in the left corner was the danger that they came for. A training plane was crashed with black smoke spreading over the field. Avoiding the flame to burst out, the farmers were running in and out with buckets of water throwing on it trying to stop it from ruining their harvest.
As the knights arrived at the spot, leaving their bikes aside, all the boys got to work.
Tayoma had an emergency bag that he brought out from his inventory. He took out from it a water motor with a pipe attached to it and oned it.
Running with pipe towards the heating object Haku carried away the blue motor towards a canal beside the land where water was running at high speed and threw it in.
The moment the motor landed, it got activated absorbing thick glups of water into its tank. With the pressure of 65 percent high, Tayoma and Kamran held it together towards the plane decreasing its flame at all cost.
All the farmers quickly evacuated leaving their trust in them sure that they could put down the flames.
Even here, the Knights had to play the role of firefighters aside from their extreme mission till the real firefighters attend the case. The knight's role plus fire brigades both stood on their line.
On the other side, Dan guided the nearby people in the surrounding area by using a transparent box on the ground, the object stretched long 200 meters around and built high a fireproof orange glass wall protecting the location.
Once the flame got under control Sero and Allison headed straight into the black object, climbed over the plane to rescue the passengers inside. They were instructed by the base that this training plan wasn't an automatic type but, a manual one. It was possible any trainers could be trapped inside and were told to check once the danger is lower by 50 percent. Two must head in to give a glimpse. This was the information shared with Sero and Allison by the arc employers from the base while heading to the location.
"ROGER THAT!" both agreed.
Both knight's strolled ahead, peeped inside and there was the exception.
Two passengers laying injured on their seats with their head bleed and the black smoke was choking their breath making it hard for them.
"LOOK!" exclaimed Allison pointing at the meter.
It was turning red due to the fire and will soon explode.
"The fire might catch you Allison, I will handle it from here".
" NO! I will, it's my only chance!" interrupted Allison and jumped inside bravely without any fear of burning or getting choked by the fire. It was his only chance to prove his courage and talent plus, abilities that he IS eligible to be a knight.
This matter of fact was crystal clear to this expert which was why he remained back to let him go.
Landing behind the seats Allison pulled one seat breaking it away and carried up the pilot to Sero who pulled him carefully out of the plane and gave him down to Dan.
Dan and Haku carried the pilot away from the zone laying him on a white sheet.
Opening their first aid box, Haku started the pilot's treatment, cleaning the blood and bandaging the wounds.
"Get help on the other one" he said to his friend who nodded and rushed back to the plane.
"Eh! I lost.....the...... connection" struggled the pilot trying speak which alerted Haku "the sig..... signal suddenly........ vanished....." he continued but ended up coughing out blood his condition getting worse.
"Hold on, you are alright now. Don't struggle and hang in there".
But, the pilot insisted on speaking. He wanted to inform someone, whoever was nearby about the strange thing that happened. He murmured with his eyes closed that the moment they flew over the field a strange radius was caught in the meter due to which all the system went off resulting in the crash of the plane.
"I am telling you..... I am telling you it wasn't an accident but, an error..... an error....." cried the pilot pleading to believe him.
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