Freedom Force with Voltaje and a freshly bagged bad guy situated themselves back in the truck and hit the road, bumping their way through the jungle once again. With wheels and a halfway decent path to follow, they made good time, meeting up with actual asphalt within two hours. They began to see more traffic on the road, but something was wrong. People seemed frantic, driving too fast and packing too much, as though they were trying to get away from something, or to somewhere, in a hurry.<br/><br/>As they entered a real city, the roads became choked with traffic and emergency vehicles. In the near distance smoke could be seen curling toward the sky in various points. Turning on the radio didn't help much because all you got was static.<br/><br/>Slowing down to speak to a passing police officer, Voltaje was able to get a few words from the harried official. "There's no going through the wall," the officer said cryptically before rushing off.<br/><br/>The city was in a panic and soon they found out why.<br/><br/>It wasn't visible from a distance, but closer in they could see the "wall." It shimmered up from the ground in a solid, reddish curtain that reached toward the sky. The force field was nearly transparent, making it invisible from more than a mile away. It stretched in either direction as far as one could see. Pausing the truck to get a good look, you see a school bus cut in half, with each section on either side of the wall. Fires had broken out in some of the buildings that had been sundered.<br/><br/>People were in a panic and it was difficult to get news, but the team gathers that the wall had appeared late the day before, right around when their plane had gone down. The field was actually a dome that circled nearly all of Bolivia, and it went up as high as any aircraft had dared to venture. Though it looked ghostly, it was solid as any steel; initially several planes had collided with it raining fireballs down to the ground until air traffic was halted. It blocked electronic communications and most electrical systems failed as they neared it.<br/><br/>Wrapped tightly in a tarp, Elemental had regained some of his composure. He coughed out a weak laugh. "See? End of the world, assholes."