Short Story Example | Extreme Kidnap

Short Story Example Extreme KidnapSomething clicked and my senses turned on sprightliness pounding, mind wide awake, fists ready for action as I started to hear the rush of wind and a propeller start(a)door(a), a 12 seater Cessna Caravan. I could go across ii of my best superstars with duct tape or so their feet and seated at the backwards of the cabin next to the luggage compartment. I turned around towards the front of the plane. I could see blood on the ground I felt the back of my enquiry, and it was wet, sticky wet. I looked tho past the blood. My eyes stung from the concentration, precisely I saw a man lounging on a red seat next to the gangplank with a pistol pointed at me. I wiped my eyes to lessen the confidence game it helped a little bit. I thought this was completely a ambition as I attempted to stand. I dragged a knee up, levering myself into vertical. I swayed as I looked at the mans face. It was dirty with red rings chthonic his eyelids. His black hai r was lank and greasy. He stood up and waved his gun towards the back of the plane. I go along to stagger towards him, al adept nighthing stopped me as I tried to take an early(a) step. I looked fine-tune to see my friend prostrate on the ground with his hand on my ankle. Tears were forming in his eyes. What was I doing? Im in a plane with commonwealth who have guns and two friends who have duct tape around their feet and I am locomote towards my death?As I turned around, someone capturebed me from behind and compel me towards the back of the plane. Pain snaked crossways my upper arm and shoulder. My torso was screech give away in agony as I tried to demoralize away, scarcely each that happened was more pain in the neck. A blond haired man with a Brobdingnagian freckle of his chin force me to sit with my back against the despatch door. Not too far away was the door that was used for exiting the plane. It had a simple red handled lever that was used to give way th e door. I glanced outside to see if t add upher were any houses down on the ground but no, in that location was still only the Australian desert. From what I could see there were only small shrub bushes with occasional glue trees. there was no hope of escape.Another man appe argond from the cabin carrying three items of baggage they were a backpack of a sort. He approached us and calmly stated thank you for being our experiment. We have some clients that want some fun with guns. They are placed on the ground and if they find you or see you they leave shoot you. I began to panic. My heart was beating faster. As I looked across at my friends and they were trembling I began to realise what the backpacks were. They were sloping troughs. I told myself to remain well-knit and I gave my friends a reassuring pat on the shoulder.The blond haired freckle man spoke this time,Simple as this, you put on these backpacks and move through. I was shoved out the plane with barley enough time t o put my jump off on. . It felt nice to be outside putting aside the circumstance that I was falling towards the ground at an astonishing rate. My lungs lurched out of their practice place right into my mouth, or so it felt give care it. It was the biggest whoopsy I have ever had. I pulled the straps tight around me, and then I pulled the rip cord at the front. A small chute around the size of a kids ductile swimming share opened up. My heart sank and I had the worst feeling in my life. I heard a tearing sound. I looked up and thought the mini-chute was tearing apart, but no, something forced its way out of the bag and pushed against my back. I saw a huge black goal about the size of an Olympic swimming pool open up.I slowed down to a steady pace and all was calm, surprisingly. I scanned the toss out for my friends, there was nothing except for the wispy bloodless clouds andWHOA I exclaimed out aloud, as a large dark object whistled in front of me. It was Jake. I realised h e didnt know how to open the chute. I screamed out,Pull the strings It appeared that he didnt hear me, but afterwards what seemed an eternity a parachute opened. I breathed a breathe of relief. I looked around, beneath, above and beside me. thither was no one else, other than Jake, to be found. Could Frankie have fallen past me and crashed on the carpet of brown and light-green spots? I refused to belief that, and squinted my eyes to look across the sky where the plane was. I focused harder and thought I could see my friend. To fix my thoughts a mushroom blew up in the sky. How on earth are Jake and I going to find Frankie now?Jake and I had levelled with each other in flight. As we neared the ground, which was about 50metres away, I tensed up for a hard landing. Jake glanced across at me, a nervous look on his face. I shouted outAim for the clear patch and place when you hit the ground Jake held up his hand and put his thumbs up. I looked up at the inside of the parachute to s ee if everything was fine, landing spot was okay, head still pounding but okay, legs atrocious and stiff I was ready.In the last few seconds as I came down I started to transcend in mid air, Jake was doing the same. 4 metres, 3 metres, 2, 1, 0, SMASH, pain shot up my legs, but I continued to run. I slowed down, my parachute folding in on itself, scratches starting to bleed, dust blowing everywhere and legs collapsing under me.I countersink there for a moment thinking over what had happened today or yesterday. Bike riding with my friends, kidnapped, drugged, woke up in a plane, forced to jump and now, apparently, prey in the middle of the Australian desert. I dragged myself up and dropped the parachute on the ground. I limped over to Jake who was lying face down on the dark red ground. Checking his breathing, I rolled him over. He had blood dribble out of a cut, just under his chin, but otherwise was okay. I went over to the parachute and tore a strip of fabric of it. As I wrappe d the cloth under his chin and over his head, I had to chuckle a little bit. He looked a little like red riding hood. Jake sit down up and utter, I dont think I will ever do parachuting again in my life. equal here, I replied. I continued in a more dangerous manner, Okay lets move out, we have no idea how many people are trying to kill us and we have to find Frankie.We got up and began to walk away from the landing site, towards Frankie. The terrain was flat but it was not desirable. There were small knee height bushes covering every bit of land, we couldnt see the ground and I was afraid of being bitten by a snake. There were a few taller shrubs that were my height, but were sparsely spaced out. There were as well as a few gum trees that I could see in the outperform and nothing else of importance. There was an eerie silence there were no birds, cars engines, horns or people yelling. The silence was totally opposite to the sound of Perth, where I live. We continued our journey towards Frankies landing spot. Both of us had walked 2miles all ready. We came upon a gum tree, it was a large tree and it provided a lot of shade. We stopped and sat for a rest, my throat was dry as parchment and it hurt. My legs were also shivering from lack of food. The sun was getting hotter. It must be near noontide I thought. All of a sudden we heard leaves rustling, Jake and I jumped into the near bush, because we thought it was someone with a gun. My heart pounded, and prickles went all over my body and started pressing into my skin. Out of the surrounding a voice call.Oi up here. movement was pouring out of all my sweat glands, I lay down as flat as I could, it was uncomfortable and I was really scared. I couldnt see my friend and wished the best for him. Then the voice yelled out again,Help me Im stuck in this tree.I looked up without getting out of my hiding spot. In the gum tree I saw Frankie hang with his parachute snagged on the higher branches. I crawled out of the bush, being awake not to cut myself again. I hoped to my feet and yelled in a able voice,FrankieFrankie yelled back, Of all the open shrub land I come in a tree. I began to laugh and say,Well we landed in the only spot where it has clear ground. Jake came across to where I was standing and glared up and said,How are you going to get down? You are about 2 stories high, dangling in the air with no branches nearby. Frankie shouted back,Ill jump, but first Ill drop this down to you. He reached around and snapshotbed the hasten on his bag and yanked it down, he pulled out a grey plastic shopping bag. He carefully dropped it to the ground it went clunk and a crackle. I went over and picked the bag up, I glanced inside and there was three one litre mount Franklin bottles. I moved the bottles around and saw a flash of bright red I reached in more and pulled out three big mars bars.About time I got some good news, I said aloud.Look at below said Frankie as he released the strap and jumped. He landed on the arduous side but was okay. We all sat down and pulled out the irrigate bottles and had a drink. It felt nice, clean crisp cold water footrace down my dry throat. I had already drunk more than half(a) of the water, but I stopped because we had to ration the water.We got up and walked west. According to Frankies pull in by lining the hour hand with the sun, and halfway between the irregular hand and the hour hand was north. Head for the ocean was our thinking. We walked for ages, my legs are sore and sweat is pouring out of my back. The terrain was changing there were more mounds in the dirt and uneven ground. There were more trees with greener leaves. While we were walking along taking sips of our water we came across a small gravel cliff. We all began to climb down, however I slipped on the gravel and tried to grab the nearest plants, but I ripped them out as I fell. I clawed my hands against the edge of the rock face, but I couldnt grab anything. I was increasing my speed it was a 3 story construct drop and I was approaching the bottom. I looked down it rounded of a little bit. It flashed through my head as if it were less than a second. I hit the bottom, my legs skidded out from the soft sloping gravel and I hit my head after my hands tried to lessen the impact. I cried out in pain as I yelled for my friends to help me. I lay on the ground with pain coming from my leg, ankle and head. I felt giddy and the world spun around me. Then a supporting(a) hand lifted my head and propped me against a tree nearby. My friends came into view there were tears in their eyes. I reached over to touch my leg which I couldnt feel. I couldnt see that well so I was going by touch. I ran my hand from my hip down to my knee, over the knee cap, halfway down my lower leg then I reached a jut in my leg, I continued to run my hand down but it wasnt just bent it was broken. It was lucky that I couldnt feel much pain because I would be crying out if I did.