Lahat ng Kabanata ng Super Soldiers: The Team - Book 2 (Part 1): Kabanata 31 - Kabanata 40

No sooner had the buses arrived at the airport in Prague than seventy-four children got off the buses. Thirty-six of them ran to the ambulance and truck that had followed the buses. Four of the children took a stretcher and put it into the machine. The eight stretchers with the dead comrades were placed on the rows of seats in the first class, immediately behind the cockpit. However, the children put the stretcher with Raiko in the aisle where Lyn had her place. Lyn herself sat down so that she could watch Raiko, who was still deeply unconscious. The other members of Team Hundred were already curled up in their seats. There was an icy silence in the cabin that really hurt. The copilot, who was informed by th

Relieved that from now on I could take care of all team members immediately, I turned to the next problem. That inexplicable fever that everyone had. The only one who still had a high fever was me. It wasn't until a week later that Doko and I found out why that was the case by pure chance. When we examined the blood samples of the comrades who had been killed to find out why they couldn't find their way back. With the presence of mind as the Doko was often, he had taken all possible tissue samples, blood samples, so that later examinations could be carried out. In order to never allow the wild ginos to break through with the others. During this comparison we found that when the ginos called, an enzyme was release

Closing up in a double row, we marched off and grabbed the suitcases that had been provided on the gangway as we passed. In proper formation, washed, neatly dressed, but above all full, we reached the plane. Exactly a minute before we should be there."In with you baggage. Hurry up, you lazy pack."

That damn asshole. Oh, I was angry then and still am today. At that moment there were more important things to us. I had to find some way that we could survive. We obeyed and got into the boxes. So at least we had a minimal chance of survival. At least that's what we thought at the beginning. When we were in the boxes, Reimund came and threw three large ten-pound discs into each of the boxes, which were used for weightlifting, and the lids were immediately put on.

We've been flying for almost four hours. I sat up and stretched to give a hearty yawn. I let my neck vertebrae crack properly once. Oh that was good. Funny that we flew so long, it suddenly crossed my mind. Neugebauer only said something about two and a half hours that we would fly. As if Neugebauer had read my mind, the copilot came back."Lyn, please wake your people, we'll be there in a moment. The lieutenant colonel is still asleep, I'll let him sleep, so you'll ha