"Sir, we have to decide what we really have to do. Are we going to stay or are we going to risk it?" Ryan asked.
All eyes were on Adrian, waiting for his decision. He knew that once the Sentinel Eye leaves the Korean airspace, they are blind in the air. And flying in the air is dangerous when the North Koreans or the South Koreans are operating. But staying here would mean they are in the line of fire from the North Koreans artillery and bombardment thanks to the worm that still persistently crawl around the city.
"We have to hope the North Koreans kill that worm and once they do, their aircraft will have to replenish for missiles and ammunitions and fuel, that will be our window to get out," Adrian said.
"But how are you going to get out when your choppers were taken down by that worm? I don't get it," Seo said.
