. . .
42,000 meters off the ground, a private plane headed for Japan conquered the skies. By the window, its first of two passengers gazed into the clouds causing the slight turbulence.
"What happened? Why isn't there any explosive news yet? Different news outlets should have had it covered by now."
The other companion, who was maintaining a decent posture—standing amidst the instability of their flight, gazed down before answering.
"It seems that every media outlet wants to be canny about handling this issue."
"Canny? That's new. I expected them to dive recklessly right into reporting it."
"I think it's because we sent this tip off anonymously. News agencies won't consider us as credible sources."
As if talking to the clouds, the seated passenger scoffed. "Credible sources? I wonder how credible those sources are."
"Perhaps, undeniably credible since they can convince people into one hundred percent 'believing their lies' with zero percent proof."
