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They were flying south, very close to the seashore, only about a hundred feet above the water in order to dodge any radars and avoid any further troubles with their secret mission.
Brian was squeezed between two stocky officers, restrained and despondent.
Nearly three quarters of an hour into the bumpy ride and the cyclone had moved to the north, so the summer sun reappeared in the sky, just above the fleeting clouds, and shone brightly through the cockpit. The sea seemed calm and translucent. The helicopter's side windows were rolled down completely, as the weather was still hot and humid. Besides, the air-conditioning was not supposed to be used for the passengers' comfort. The military chopper was overloaded, having to carry a lot of luggage, passengers, and a dead body in the refr
