Ellen flew the helicopter down the cliff again. It was daytime, but the visibility got worse as they went down. As Edmund watched this situation, he became more and more worried about Madelyn.
No one knew how deep the cliff really was. There was no expression on Ellen's face, only worry in his eyes.
The helicopter continued to fly down. After a long time, bang, there was a violent vibration from the plane. Several instruments sounded the alarm.
Ellen grabbed the steering wheel hard and the plane span around in the air. Before long, the plane was forced to land on a large rock.
"Are you okay?" Edmund looked at Ellen and asked.
Ellen went up to the plane and examined it and said to Edmund, "The plane hit a rock and a lot parts of it were damaged. It won't be able to be repaired soon."
Edmund stepped off the plane and found that the fog was not as thick as it had been before, and they could still make out a vague view of the trees not far away.
