posted on Nov, 19 2003 @ 11:05 AM
Approved (I hope!) by John bull 1
Collaborative Fiction: The Doombug
This is my first, I hope you like it. If you wish to add please do, you must be 'Writer' to add, additions no more than 500 words!
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There it was, New York City. I stared down at it from my plane window. A shudder fell down my spine as I remembered the devastating events of
September 11. It was quite early, and I was almost at my destination, the sun was just rising. I sat back and stared at the small plasma screen in my
seat. Just half an hour. I stared out the window again and focused on the Chrysler building. But there was something behind it, something moving. I
made it out to be another plane, but wait�a fighter jet? It was going at an amazing speed and heading straight toward our plane. I quickly pressed the
button to call a stewardess. She came. �What is it?� she said, but my eyes were still on the plane. �Oh my god!� exclaimed someone in front of me, and
I knew exactly what they had seen. The plane dropped a small black object and quickly jerked up and flew over our plane. I watched in horror as the
black ball-shaped object dropped to the ground. It went behind a building. That one-second we waited before the bomb dropped was unbearable. We heard
nothing behind the sound of the humming engines, but we felt the plane shake, and we saw the horror. A silent light-green beam spread across the
ground, and quickly retracted. The second it went back a massive black explosion happened, sweeping the whole of the city. We saw it for about 4
seconds before the plane was blown away. Everyone was screaming as we tossed and turned, it stayed like that for a minute or so, all of us fearing
death. Suddenly things were in vision again as I managed to look out the window. I shouted out, we were falling. I closed my eyes and waited. A huge
scraping noise and a big bump happened as we landed. Landed? I thought, how can it be? The plane eventually came to a halt. I vomited, from the
horrible turbulence. I undid my seat belt with a shaking hand and got up. There were some more survivors, apart from me. I walked down the isle of the
plane and got to the door. There were several people behind me, so I opened it. We walked out, not prepared for what we were about to see. I gasped,
like everyone did. Another man fainted. The whole place was left, blackened and burnt. I ran to the front of plane, and saw bloodstains on broken
glass, the pilot had been thrown out of the front of the plane in the landing. We all sat down and, shaking and scared and most of all, shocked. After
a few minutes I asked myself, �Now what?�