Flying wasn't something that Malcolm was unfamiliar with. His family had some money, and so he'd flown to vacations with his family before on airplanes. Aside from typical airplane rides, one of Malcolm's brothers, Chandler, had gotten him up in helicopters many times. Malcolm had grasped some form of security with flying, so he paid no typical thought to it while he browsed social media on his phone. He'd seen many pictures of his older brother, Dante, lately. It was the reason he was heading to Hawaii after all; Dante was getting married.<br/><br/>Malcolm hadn't in particular spent prolonged time with the girl. It made him uneasy to know that his brother was getting married to someone he didn't truly know. The Kraft brothers were close, almost to a fault, they backed each other up before they took anyone's side. Malcolm, even so far up in the air, almost expected one of his brothers to prank him in some form. "If there's a Malcolm Kraft on flight, your ointment for Crabs has been found." Malcolm imagined the potential announcement playing any second. Thankfully it didn't, but Malcolm smiled at the thought of a potential prank.<br/><br/>Malcolm locked his cell phone, allowing his thoughts to be lost while he looked out the window. The views from the air just simply weren't breathtaking any longer. His thoughts were caught somewhere between concern for his brother and excitement for Hawaii. Even when the plane experienced turbulence Malcolm still didn't pay any attention in particular. It wasn't in his character to be unaware, but he'd carried such a lack of concern for flight that he didn't think to take notice.<br/><br/>Then he started hearing voices. Worried and concerned ones.<br/><br/>Before he knew it, oxygen masks were deployed. Malcolm felt a fear that was very unfamiliar to him, and while he hastily grabbed his oxygen mask, he felt a deep regret that he hadn't gone with Chandler. Chandler was the Air Force expert of the family, and although it was irrational to think he could have stopped the plane crash, it was still Malcolm's last thought.<br/><br/>Then his world went black.