Chapter 14 - Blinding flashes of blue light erupt from the infant as federal fighter jets intercept their escape aircraft high above the snow-covered northern mountain ranges.
The twin-engine transport plane bounced violently down the unpaved mountain runway.
They airborne seconds before a barrage of federal missiles obliterated the makeshift airstrip.
Inside the cargo hold, the instrument panels flickered and died under a massive surge of energy.
The baby woke up, its tiny body levitating inches above the yellow swaddle blanket.
Intense beams of pure blue light shot from the infant's chest toward the aircraft bulkheads.
"He's reacting to the radar lock from the pursuing military jets," Dr. Harrison shouted over the roar.
Julian strapped himself into the jump seat beside Clara, holding her trembling hands tightly.
"We need to cut all electrical systems on this bird immediately," the uncle ordered the pilot.
The pilot pulled the main battery disconnect switches, plunging the plane into total darkness.
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Without electrical signatures, the tracking missiles lost their lock and veered off target.
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