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As I came out from the ship, the first thing that came to my
sight was the sea of white snow that blankets the arctic ice cap. Immediately,
my attention was drawn to a group of people who were crossing the gangplank not
far from us in what seemed to be a pirate ship. They were carrying fully automatic
weapons and wearing combat suits while rushing towards somewhere. I wondered where were they running to and as
I swept my glance towards the direction that the criminals were running, I
gasped.
I saw a
person who looks like a priest training his gun on three hostages, his eyes
fixed, his looks sinister, and his finger ready to pull the trigger at any
moment. Among three hostages, the girl looked drenched in fear, the man beside
the girl seemed to be hopeful for something and the man in front was shouting
something at the priest-in-cover, although I can’t hear a single word from him.
Suddenly,
the priest turned. His face crinkled and a violent lash of foul words spat out
from his mouth. He lost control. He shoved the girl into a tractor and roared
on the engines. The brave man tried to stop him, but to no avail. The priest
gave him a cold blooded shot in his arm and jammed on the accelerator of the
huge vehicle that looks like a tractor. They sped off into the vast landscape
of ice on that tractor, and it spun and turned so unpredictably that it could
crash at any time.
As I
watched the tractor with my mouth gaping wide open, it crashed into a pile of
big boulders without warning. Parts and pieces flew out of the tractor and they
tractor was utterly destroyed. Yet, the captor was still alive, and thankfully
too, the hostage. There was some resistance from the hostage, and as the captor
attempted to hold her captive at point-blank range again, they both wrestled
each other and fell into a crevasse, and it was closing fast.
At this
point of time, the air force was already raining down fire upon the crude ship
and the terrorists that came out of it. The ship couldn’t hold for long and it
was already sinking by the time the men rushed towards the crevasse. The brave
man threw down a rope into the crevasse and before I knew it, he fell into the
crevasse! Could the villain have pulled him down together too? I don’t know,
but I pray to God that that wasn’t the case. The man who was still standing
outside the crevasse looked grim, and I bit my lips as I hope that they would
make it out fast.
Then,
miraculously, their captain and his crew came to their rescue. He hauled the
girl up, but he was still tense, very tense at the sight of what was happening
down there. I waited as the men threw
down two ropes consecutively into the crevasse. It was the longest wait that
I’ve had in my life. Finally, the miracle happened! The brave man and what
seemed like to be his radio were both pulled out of the crevasse, which was then
only wide enough for the man to squeeze out of it. As the crew looked down into
the crevasse for one last time, a man threw down an entire coil of rope with
contempt and hatred in his eyes down the crevasse, the crevasse closing after
it a while after. An immediate thought came to my mind and our minds—the
villain was dead.
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