The C-130 began its descent from three thousand meters with an almost vertical drop, finally smashing onto the runway in an almost crashing manner, a single move that could make everyone in the cabin vomit their guts out.
Descending as quickly as possible to avoid being attacked by handheld missiles is the sole purpose of the Kabul Descent Technique, which would be considered showing off elsewhere, but at Kabul airport, it's quite normal.
The Kabul Descent Technique, of course, is used at Kabul airport.
It's his own plane, piloted by his own people; he couldn't really complain, so Gao Guang, enduring the nausea brought by weightlessness, managed to not throw up as he staggered toward the tail cargo door.
The tail cargo door opened.
It was January in Kabul, the temperature was cold and dry.
It wasn't very cold, probably around minus seven or eight degrees Celsius, but the dryness was real, taking a deep breath felt like your throat was smoking.
