Protector_The Final Adventure by Robert A Webster

Author:Robert A Webster [Webster, Robert A]
Language: eng
Format: epub
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Publisher: Robert A Webster
Published: 2018-12-29T05:00:00+00:00

— Chapter Fifteen —

A helicopter landed between patches of small rocks at the foot of Mount Vishnir while another circled overhead.

With the rotors idling, the pilot told Pon. “This is as far as we can take you because there’s too much turbulence between the mountains.”

Pon nodded and when the aircrewman slid back the side door, he, along with their guide, Chuck, Sedgly, Dave, Manhut and several Tinju, grabbed their backpacks and disembarked.

The group stood back as the helicopters turbine roared and it rose into the sky with the rotors throwing up clouds of light snow dust.

The other helicopter landed in the same spot and the rest of the Tinju and the Chokdet Warriors disembarked.

When the helicopter took off and the party watched both helicopters disappearing into the dawn light, they looked up at the foreboding, snow-covered mountain ahead.

With their hoods down, the crisp cold air came as a shock to the Asian Warriors with them never experiencing freezing temperatures before.

Their Pakistani guide, Kamal, knowing most of them didn’t speak English, stood with Pon and the Americans.

He pointed up the mountain. “We need to reach that point before nightfall,” he said and looked at Pon. “There are caves’ where we can spend the night.”

Pon looked and nodded. ‘That doesn’t look too far,’ he thought as Kamal pointed further up the mountain and said, “we should be fine until we reach that peak.”

He looked at Pon. “The weather is hazardous on the other side, so we will remain on the lea side as long as possible.”

Kamal pointed at the mist-covered summit. “The map showed the only way to get to the other side was over a ledge near the summit.” He took the map that Pon gave him from his fleece jacket and said. “I have never been here before but this is a small mountain, so it shouldn’t be too difficult. The Monastery where you are going is in a valley on the other side of this mountain.” He pointed at the markings on the map and said. “Please tell everyone to stay close together, the weather can quickly change and visibility can drop to zero.”

While Pon told the others, Kamal slung his small rucksack onto his back, pulled his woollen hat down over his ears, and zipped up his jacket.

“Oh, hang on,” said Chuck, taking his phone from a pocket inside his thermal suit. He walked away and answered the call.

While waiting for Chuck, Pon, along with the others, looked at the foot of the mountain less than a kilometre away.

The rocks where they stood had a light dusting of snow, as did the few evergreen trees that grew in spots along their planned route. Pon and the Warriors felt in awe of the beauty of this barren wilderness.

Chuck came back over to the group and, looking solemn, said. “That was Sherriff Weiner.” He looked at the phone and sighed. “He said he was called to our Sanctuary by people in the area after they heard gunfire.” Chuck shook his head and frowned.

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