Two large helicopters landed nearby. They were both full of medical personnel any that were seriously injured were immediately taken to one of the two helicopters. A somewhat older helicopter pilot with snowy white hair expertly landed his vehicle and then quickly walked over to Sunshine. [color=0076a3]"We've got orders to take heroes back to HQ. Wanted to make sure nobody had a bit of a concussion they were trying to ignore..."[/color]

Sunshine could tell the man was saying something else, but the crowds of people were too loud, and he couldn't quite make out what the pilot was saying. Then, he saw the co-pilot over the pilot's shoulder.

The co-pilot was a younger man, with a pair of slick shades and a simple mustache. He was quite short and a bit skinny as well. And he did something that definitely drew Sunshine's attention. The pilot realized that Sunshine was looking past him and turned around to see what had caught the hero's attention. 

[color=0076a3]"Roger!"[/color] exclaimed the helicopter pilot, [color=0076a3]"What are you doing?"[/color]

[color=ec008c]"What does it look like, Andrew? I'm trying to pick up the hammer."[/color]

[color=0076a3]"Roger, that thing is really heavy. Don't-"[/color]

[color=ec008c]"No, no, I've almost got it. I felt it move a little last time!" [/color] The co-pilot grabbed Bjorn again and gave it a mighty tug... he ended up falling onto the ground.

[color=0076a3]"I told you to get it ready to pick up. We're picking it up with the helicopter, you're not lugging that thing around!"[/color]

[color=ec008c]"Come on, I just didn't have a good grip. It's nothing a bit of-"[/color]

[color=0076a3]"Enough! Just help me fasten the hammer to the helicopter. Now, have the coordinates entered in for headquarters already, right?"[/color]

[color=ec008c]"Yes. I put them right into Google Maps."[/color]

[color=0076a3]"You can't just enter it into some GPS on your phone! We need coordinates!"[/color]

The duo secured the hammer and then started the helicopter, gesturing for the heroes to get in. The two talked as the helicopter's engines began to roar.

[color=0076a3]"Alright, when I get up I'm going to make a sharp left!"[/color] shouted the pilot.

[color=ec008c]"We haven't left yet! We're still on the ground,"[/color] said Roger.

[color=0076a3]"I meant turn left."[/color]

[color=ec008c]"Oh, right."[/color]

[color=0076a3]"No, left. Not right. We're going to veer left."[/color]

The two continued arguing like that as the heroes were allowed to make their way to the helicopter for a ride.


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Pilot: So you want me to turn left? Is that correct?

Co-pilot: That’s right.

Pilot: So I turn right?

Co-pilot: No, turning right isn’t right, you need to turn left.

Pilot: Wait, wait, wait, turning right is right. 

Co-pilot: Right. Well, you’re right. You turn right to go right. But right isn’t right here.

Pilot: So right is left here?

Co-pilot: No, left is right here. 

Pilot: So I take a left right here?

Co-pilot: Right.

Pilot: Wait, I take a right?

Co-pilot: NO! Take a left, right here!

Pilot: So I take a left, then a right.

Co-Pilot: No, just a left.

Pilot: Well, why didn’t you say that in the first place?

Co-pilot: I did! Just turn left, alright?

Pilot: Why would I turn “all right?” That doesn’t make any sense. I’d just go in a big circle if I turned all right. Even if I turned left first.

Co-pilot: Okay, okay. Let’s start over.

Pilot: Fine, I’ll turn around and we’ll start the flight again.

Co-pilot: I meant the conversation.

Pilot: Right.

Co-pilot: No, left.
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