Controlling the Five Thunders and the Two Worlds

Chapter 340 More and more people are experiencing extraordinary things.

The airport runway had been evacuated, and the passengers on the plane were too flustered to notice. But everyone, from the crew and airport tower staff to the firefighters and paramedics who were already prepared, was filled with questions.

How can it be! ?
The way the plane landed didn't conform to the laws of physics at all. This was a large airplane weighing hundreds of tons, not a paper airplane folded by a kid!
At such a low gliding speed, it should have stalled and fallen long ago!
And there was absolutely no cushioning after landing?
The air traffic control staff knew even better that the plane had shut down all its engines mid-air!
Looking at the bizarre situation of the plane in front of them, if it weren't for the fact that it was broad daylight and the sun was shining brightly, they would have thought they had encountered a ghost flight that only appears in horror movies.

The firefighters and paramedics stood not far from the plane, or rather, the plane had deliberately landed not far from them, which made them look at each other in bewilderment, a chill creeping into their hearts, and for a moment they dared not approach.

Just then, the control tower received a communication from the flight captain: "The plane has landed normally!"

"What happened to the flight?" the control tower staff immediately asked.

"If I, if I said I encountered..."

Before the captain could finish speaking, the air traffic control chief forcibly accessed the communication channel, saying, "Air traffic control has taken full control of the aircraft's situation. The air rescue has been completed. Send the fire department to take the people off the plane and send all passengers to the hospital for examination."

"Yes!" the control tower and the captain replied in unison.

The control tower staff were puzzled, but the captain clearly knew what was going on.

"Brother Liu! There really are gods in this world!" The co-pilot looked at the captain and said incredulously.

"Keep your mouth shut," the captain warned. "After we get off the plane, someone might come looking for us to sign a confidentiality agreement, so don't say anything out of the ordinary."

"I understand!" The co-pilot nodded repeatedly, his expression still excited, as if he had opened the door to a new world.

Meanwhile, rescue personnel around the aircraft received instructions and saw the flight attendant waving at them from the damaged cabin door. Firefighters and paramedics rushed forward to begin the rescue operation.

"Thank you! Thank you! You've worked so hard!"

"The captain's skills are really high; I couldn't feel anything towards the end."

"Exactly, the landing was very smooth."

"I'm never flying Boeing again, it's too scary!"

"But our country's pilots are all amazing. Last time the glass broke, and this time the cabin door fell off, but they were able to land normally. Flying domestic flights is reassuring."

"But one of them still crashed a few years ago."

"Pah, pah, pah! May the Bodhisattva protect you! He was just talking nonsense. May your future travels be blessed with good fortune and smooth sailing!"

After watching the passengers disembark one by one, the captain and first officer left the cockpit and went to the connecting area, standing next to the chief flight attendant, security officer, and others.

"Old Liu, something's not right." The chief flight attendant, an experienced middle-aged woman, whispered to the captain, "When the cabin door completely detached, we were still thousands of meters in the air, but there wasn't a single gust of air blowing in!"

The security officer was a middle-aged man. He was much more vigilant than the chief flight attendant. He was right by the cabin door and had clearly seen the entire landing process. He looked at the captain with a deep gaze and asked, "Old Liu, what just happened?"

Then the flight attendant noticed that the captain and first officer both looked very strange. "Old Liu?"

"Don't ask," the captain interrupted their curiosity. "I can't tell you!"

The flight attendant and the security officer looked at each other in bewilderment.

"What's wrong with saying this?" The safety officer's eyes narrowed. "Such a major accident will be thoroughly investigated afterward, and a report will be released to the public. What are you trying to hide?"

The captain looked at the security officer, "The cabin door detached but no air pressure entered, the aircraft engines shut down mid-air but it still landed successfully, a passenger plane weighing over 100 tons landed without any glide distance, the cabin door that detached mid-air landed with the plane and didn't even damage the runway..."

"How do you explain all of this?" the captain asked. The security officer's face twitched. As a passenger plane security officer, he also understood aviation knowledge, but the things the captain had just said didn't require aviation knowledge; common sense alone would tell that they were impossible.

The only explanation can be...

"What the hell?" the safety officer asked rhetorically.

"They're gods!" the co-pilot blurted out.

"Huh?" The flight attendant and the security officer both turned their heads, while the co-pilot immediately covered his mouth.

"Old Liu!" The security officer shoved a shove into the captain's shoulder. "What exactly did you see?"

"I really can't say..." The captain glared at the co-pilot, shook his head, and smiled wryly.

The safety officer's eyes gleamed, and he suddenly asked, "A Taoist priest?"

The captain jumped in surprise, and the co-pilot instinctively asked, "How did you know?"

The safety officer's eyes lit up, "It really is a Taoist priest!"

"Damn it! Lao Li, you cheated!" The captain turned around and angrily muttered, glancing at the chief flight attendant next to him who also looked surprised. "I'll report it later. You'll all sign a confidentiality agreement."

"Sign it if you want," the safety officer said nonchalantly. "Since that's the case, tell me what exactly happened?"

"Don't you know that?" The captain rolled his eyes at the security officer.

The security guard chuckled softly and whispered in a voice only a few people around could hear, "I've seen a yellow paper talisman that can stop bullets."

"Hiss—" Everyone gasped in unison.

"Although the general public is unaware of this, many people have actually encountered various extraordinary situations, and there are no confidentiality requirements among them." The security officer raised an eyebrow at the captain and first officer.

At this point, the co-pilot couldn't help but chime in, "Just now, there was an old Taoist priest flying outside the plane!"

"Hiss—" The security officer and the chief flight attendant gasped again.

The flight attendant couldn't help but chime in, "So the incident at the Mengyuan mine was real?"

When everyone turned around, the flight attendant said, "I know a flight attendant who is from Mengyuan. Ever since the Mengyuan mine incident, she has been carrying a peace charm that she got from a Taoist temple."

The safety officer asked, "Does she have family members working in the mine?"

The flight attendant nodded. "That's her father."

The four people looked at each other in bewilderment. The first to speak was the passenger in the front seat, "So, there really are gods in this world?"

"They may not be immortals, but they are definitely cultivators who have achieved success in their practice," the safety officer said. "For example, Taoist priests and... the like."

The flight attendant swallowed hard. "When we get off the plane, we'll definitely have to write reports and stuff. To be honest?"

The captain scratched his face. "Just now, when Xiao Zhao was about to report to the control tower, he was interrupted by the air traffic control leader. I guess they know the inside story, and they'll probably come and question us later."

The security guard smiled slyly, "Give the person being questioned a heads-up beforehand, so as not to implicate innocent people."

(End of this chapter)