United Hanseatic States
Super Moderator
:: Boston International Airport ::
Siren's blared out their harrowing sounds at exactly 23:01, one minute after a disaster. "What's gone on, mate?!" Yelled bearded man at his boss as they gathered all their emergency gear and rush into their helicopters. "I ain't got a clue wot 'appened, same as youse! Go! I 'ear its real bad!" The men strapped in assuming the worst but figured they were being pulled into a Caledonian conflict zone and they'd have to provide medical help and transport to those who might need it. "Eh, that’s right strange, we’re bangin’ east, innit?" The helicopter was beginning to go over the Austwegian Sea and that would be a more familiar route for them. Typically they were the helicopters that serviced the oil platforms at sea for Yorck's Austwegian Sea oil operations. They did their work for a multitude of companies that worked out there. Normally they just ferried employees back and forth, but they were also contracted to do emergency work if something went wrong.
"What d'ya reckon, is it them Caley fucks wot done it?"—"Def..." as they approached the wreckage the sea was on fire. Dancing flames upon the waves. Eventually would go out assuming the emergency systems turned on, assuming there were any emergency systems. The platform was nowhere in sight. The pilot chimed in through the radio to the crew—"Oi, lads, our job's to look for any survivors, innit? Keep yer eyes wide open, ‘cos it's gonna be dead hard to spot anyone what with all the heat an’ UV gear with them flames everywhere. We’ll be makin’ some low passes till we run outta juice. The co-pilot will be checkin’ out the less toasted places with the sight systems."
The co-pilot started barking out some coordinates on the radio while the pilot was speaking.
"Wot used t'be 'ere, like?" shouted one of the crew back to the pilot. The pilot replied, "This 'ere waz oil platform Atlas."
While the choppers were out searching for survivors so was the Navy and Coast Guard. Aboard HMS Pearl, a small corvette, they'd picked up the radio signal from the helicopter. Quickly, they arrived to the scene and picked up a few survivors in life boats who had managed to get out of the wreckage. They'd have to be debriefed, but that wasn't the job of anyone aboard Pearl. Instead they'd see to warming up their new visitors and keep searching. Meanwhile the news would start catching on soon thereafter.
"What d'ya reckon, is it them Caley fucks wot done it?"—"Def..." as they approached the wreckage the sea was on fire. Dancing flames upon the waves. Eventually would go out assuming the emergency systems turned on, assuming there were any emergency systems. The platform was nowhere in sight. The pilot chimed in through the radio to the crew—"Oi, lads, our job's to look for any survivors, innit? Keep yer eyes wide open, ‘cos it's gonna be dead hard to spot anyone what with all the heat an’ UV gear with them flames everywhere. We’ll be makin’ some low passes till we run outta juice. The co-pilot will be checkin’ out the less toasted places with the sight systems."
The co-pilot started barking out some coordinates on the radio while the pilot was speaking.
"Wot used t'be 'ere, like?" shouted one of the crew back to the pilot. The pilot replied, "This 'ere waz oil platform Atlas."
While the choppers were out searching for survivors so was the Navy and Coast Guard. Aboard HMS Pearl, a small corvette, they'd picked up the radio signal from the helicopter. Quickly, they arrived to the scene and picked up a few survivors in life boats who had managed to get out of the wreckage. They'd have to be debriefed, but that wasn't the job of anyone aboard Pearl. Instead they'd see to warming up their new visitors and keep searching. Meanwhile the news would start catching on soon thereafter.