Those that left the plane first were met with a rush of the night air. The altitude alone made for a chilly current and the fact that the night sky had been up for a while just added to it. The rush of the actual plummet intensified as their speed increased with each second doubling as they fell like rocks to the ground so far below. However no more then a second or two after leaving the safety of the plane sparks started to emit from the Portal Box strapped to their chutes. These sparks started slow but with every second increased till the brightness almost was to much. Where they malfunctioning? Did the crazy Doc get the wires crossed? There was no time to actually test out any of the theories as the ground was very very rapidly coming at them.<br/><br/>It was then that there was a large flash and the blinding light swept over the skydivers. The sound of rushing air was then met with the sound of the parachute deploying on it's own. A sudden jerk and their fall became a glide the wind being the only rush of air around them. The sudden cause of light made it difficult to see at first but slowly their vision would return as they took in their surroundings.<br/><br/>The night had disappeared entirely and now a blazing sun was seen on the horizon. It could be setting or rising for all they knew still it blazed brighter then they were use to. The darkness wasn't the only thing that had disappeared however. Below their feet slowly rising to meet their fall was an entirely new world. Lush forests lay to what they could only assume was their west. Smoke rising from one spot as if a sign of campfires. The vast cities they had seen on their descent had vanished replaced with endless fields and blue waters in the distance. The cold air had been replaced with very warm and gentle breezes, almost tropical. Even though they would land a small distance from each other it would be easy to track and locate the rest of the group.<br/><br/>he had done it...the bastard had actually found a way to jump to a new plain..it was vast, unexplored and breathtaking to say the least and there it was all theres.