At this time, Alick arrived, too. After instructing Brent and Eagle to look after the kids and her mother, Camila set off with Alick and Forrest.

Because the location of the plane crash was in Dumpson, it would take a long time to get to the site via car.

Thus, Alick arranged a helicopter as their transport.

Flying would save them time.

The helicopter could accommodate four people.

Plus the driver, there were exactly four people.

Aside from the loud sound of the propeller, the flight was silent.

None of them was in the mood to converse, as if a tacit understanding was formed.

After all, it didn't feel right to engage in conversation with Isaac still missing.

Forrest wanted to comfort Camila but didn't know how or what words to say.

In the end, he kept his concern to himself.

Since Dumpson was a country that wasn't far from Clouland, they arrived at the site in only two hours.

Usually, they could arrive in Dumpson from Clouland in more than an hour by airplane. Today, it took longer because of a stopover at Islaipheah and the difference in the flying speed of passenger planes and helicopters.

As the helicopter's engine was turned off, the loud sound of the propeller died down.

They landed at the peak of Groowona, the highest mountain in Dumpson with an altitude of nearly 9717 feet.

It was freezing cold, with the lakes around it covered in ice.

Nonetheless, the mountain and the view were magnificent. Many mountain climbers and tourists were present to enjoy them.

Knowing the weather in Dumpson was much colder, Alick had prepared thick winter clothes for them.

After hopping off the helicopter, they took an off-road vehicle to the crash site.

The Dumpson National Police and the Embassy of Azmar were already there for the search and rescue operation.