Chapter 46 Chapter Forty-Five

It was a perfect day for flying. KIG's 757 is speeding across the Pacific Ocean under a clear blue sky.Paulina and Tanner cuddled up on the main cabin couch. Paulina said, "Honey, you know, it's such a pity that people will never know how talented you are?" "Once they find out, I will be in big trouble." She looked at him: "No problem. We can buy out a country and declare ourselves the monarch of the country. Let's see if they dare to touch us." Tanner laughed. Paulina stroked his hand: "Do you know what I wanted from you the first time I saw you?"

"I don't know. I just remember that you were so arrogant at the time." "It worked, didn't it? You gotta see me again so you can teach me a lesson." They kiss passionately for a long time. In the distance, lightning appeared. Tanner said: "You're going to love Tamoya. We're going to be there for a week or two, relax, and then travel the world. We're going to make up for all the years we've wasted not being together. superior." She looked up at him, giggling mischievously: "Of course." "About once a month from now on, we'll come back to Tamoya and activate the Prima II. As for the target, you can choose it with me."

Paulina said: "Well, we can create a storm in the UK without them noticing." Tanner laughed. "The whole world is at our disposal." A flight attendant came by. "Do you need anything?" he asked. Tanner said, "No. We don't need anything." He knew it wasn't polite. In the distant sky, the lightning intensified. "Hopefully there won't be a storm," Paulina said. "I—I don't like flying in bad weather." Tanner reassured, "Don't worry, honey. There's not a cloud in the sky." He thought of something, and smiled. "Why should we worry about the weather. We control the weather." He looked at his watch, "Prima is about to explode gone."

Sudden raindrops began to hit the plane. Tanner hugged Paulina tighter. "It's okay. Just a little rain." At the moment Tanner said this, the sky suddenly darkened, thunder broke out, and rumbled.The huge body began to bump up and down.Tanner looked out the window, wondering what was happening before him.The rain started turning into big hail. Tanner said, "Look—" and suddenly it dawned on him. "Prima!" There was an ecstatic cry, his eyes blazing with glory: "We can—" At that moment, a hurricane hit the plane, savagely playing it upside down in the palm of its hand.

Paulina screamed. Inside the KIG's red-brick building, Andrew Kingsley is manipulating the Prima, his fingers twitching across the keyboard from memory.Watching the target on the screen, he could see an image of his brother's plane being tormented by a 300-mile-per-hour hurricane.He pressed another button. In the offices of more than a dozen National Weather Service branches, from Anchorage, Alaska, to Miami, Florida, meteorologists stare at their computer screens, eyes wide open in bewilderment.What was happening was unthinkable, but it was happening right in front of your eyes. Andrew, who is busy in the red brick house, is grateful. Fortunately, there is one more thing he can do to improve the world's environment.He carefully guides an F6 tornado of his own creation - up - up - higher and higher...

Tanner was looking out the window of the bouncing plane when he heard the rumble of a truck rolling over the road, above the roar of the storm, the signal that the 320-mile-per-hour tornado was approaching. Tanner's face flushed, and he shuddered with excitement as he watched the tornado spin toward the plane.He was ecstatic: "Look! There's never been a tornado this high. Never! I made it! A miracle! Only God and I can—" In the red brick building, Andrew moved a switch and watched the screen, and saw the plane explode, and the fragments of the aircraft and human body were flying in the air.

Then Andrew pressed the red button three times.