As Jane sits, the red glow remains on her cheek and you realize it doesn't come from a blush, but from outside the aircraft. A soft, red light is visible, even though sunset is seven hours away.<br/><br/>Going to the window you cannot at first tell what is causing the glow, it seems as though the clouds themselves have been lit from below. As the jet passes through a break in the cover, you spot a bright glow coming from a place in the jungle, far and to the west. As you watch, the radiance pulses and becomes so bright it hurts your eyes, bathing the sky in its radiance.<br/><br/>The jet gives a sudden shudder, and all at once it falls in altitude. Staff members cry out as they are flung about the cabin, laptops and loose papers scattering like leaves in a sudden wind.<br/><br/>Major Welles grips the edge of his chair and pushes a button in a panel to open communication with the cockpit. "What the hell is going on?!" he cries to the pilot.<br/><br/>"I ... don't know, sir," the pilot's voice comes back, loud enough for everyone to hear. "We're losing power, hydraulics..."<br/><br/>The plane lurches suddenly, the engines screaming, and the jet begins to plummet with enthusiasm, spinning freely.<br/><br/>Athena is thrown across the cabin and smashes against a wall, which seems to have temporarily become the floor.<br/><br/>Oscar finds himself tossed forward, his aching head colliding with the back of a seat.<br/><br/>JD, who had been lounging, is flung rudely and rolls through the aisle, jamming up against a blonde staff member who looks completely terrified.<br/><br/>The interior of the aircraft is in chaos as it tumbles from the sky.