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Just noticed that the planes may well be very expensive compared to the credits players will gain, as we're not a one-man air force like Player 1 whatever his callsign is in the games...
I would like something to happen to John to distract the others from looking for Orber, but I can't have that without GM's approval.
Now, what happened to Muse's party, really?
What is verizon?
The anticipated imminent ground-shattering blast didn't happen, to the complete surprise of Husein. Still though, he maintained his course just in case the detonation happened to be a bit late. A bit later, he received a transmission that confused him even more.

"Peace Sparrow, this is Major Dustin Zondervan, of the Belkan Air Force, Seventh Air Division, Twenty-first Tactical Fighter Squadron "Templar", with Fortieth TFS "Wichianmat" and Tenth Interceptor Unit "Wolf", all under NUN orders. The airspace is secure, nuclear threat eliminated. We shall escort you to get refueled and we'll lead you to new basing. Can you refuel alright? We can land at the nearby CAC base if repairs are essential, but I'd prefer not to waste anytime. The new base is a bit far."

Who are these guys to give us orders? Husein thought. And where's our AWACS? The fact that Belka has a bad reputation in the global politics discouraged him from trusting Zondervan. At first, however, he tried not to directly state it directly, and instead waited for his squadronmates to make the first move. That first move was made by Scott, and to Husein, Scott had not positively trusted Zondervan although he didn't antagonise Zondervan on the radio. He waited for another squadronmate to clearly state his or her trust in Zondervan, but the only other response that came couldn't convince him enough. With a bit of hesitation, and some delay due to trying to pick the right words, Husein asked to his mates on the squadron frequency.

"This is Mold. Does anyone know what happened to Rim-Light so that Zondervan seems to be in charge?"
John's character was with Muse, I think doing something on John's character should be a good distraction from searching for Orber.
*waits for such a restart*
From the beginning, Husein went towards the Tu-22Ms since initially no one was targeting them, yet he seemed to have problems handling the bombers for some reasons, that he didn't get any kills. Not long later, the AWACS warned the whole team of the bombers carrying nuclear weapons. In rapid succession, he turned away from the city and went in full afterburners. Then he said over the radio. "This is Mold. Shall we go in high or low altitude?" For the moment, he was flying flat at his previous altitude, attempting to get as radially far away from the predicted ground zero as soon as possible.
@Kaga (on my mobile, the quoting system just keeps failing, so had to call you this way): Is there anyone who can be brought here? If not, then I think the party should search for a while until they finally consider that it's only wasting their time and that it's better to try surviving with what's left.
"Trying to find what time it is?" Ebil asked.

"Yes, I am," Nautilus said, his eyes looking at the sticks instead of Ebil. The shadow of the upright branch was longer than the branch that he used to measure the length. Having seen the sun at high noon before, this would mean that it was about 3.15 pm, assuming the day and night were of equal length. He did a prayer, again quicker than usual, and as soon as he finished doing so, the rest of the group started walking. "Ah, finally they're moving. Let's go!" he said, waving his hands to the direction the group was going, hoping Ebil would go up and walk as well.

After walking for a while, the group reached the proper entrance to the academy. "How can it take so long for us to do this?" he commented, saying to no one in particular but with a voice audible by everyone in the group. He then started counting the number of the group members in the hall way, and to his surprise it was one less than what it should have been. He counted it again in case he accidentally skipped anyone in the count, but indeed one man is missing. "Guys, sorry if this means we stop again," he started his sentence a bit nervously, "But I think one man is missing from us. The little one if I remembered it well". He looked around for a bit, but he didn't find the missing little one. Having your group member lost in a completely foreign land is a very bad nightmare. But it must be even worse for the man who get lost, he said to himself inside his own mind.
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