Not only did they run wildly all over the place, some were even confused and ran toward HQ, as if they couldn't see the remains of the helicopter that was still leaking oil on the road.
All of a sudden, flames rose up from the remains of the helicopter, and it was soon on fire.
Finally, nobody ran in HQ's direction.
Boom!
There was an explosion, which wasn't too big. It wasn't as destructive as in the movies, and only wrecked the helicopter a little more. The broken pieces didn't even fly ten meters.
This time, fewer people were running around in a panic. The unperturbed bystanders who weren't afraid of death started to watch the show. Some even took photos with their phones.
Two news vans had reached the perimeter. The female reporters and cameramen — pros who were experts at courting death in the movies — instantly got to work.
Luke felt that they might even lament that the explosion was too small and didn't have a big enough impact.
