The Bleeding Sun

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ground. He
would also be able to track, trace and follow Romanovich’s car if
he managed to leave the building before Lucas reached the ground.
Lucas headed to the helipad on the roof and brought out his
retractable hand glider. It took just a couple of minutes to set it
up and attach it to his back. He set up his goggles in a tracking
mode and pulled up the maps on the screen, so that he could use the
same to navigate. He also checked the dial of his watch to redirect
the signal to his goggles. He could see Rosmus’s last location on
the map of his screen and was pretty sure that Romanovich would be
heading over to the same direction.
     
     
    Rosmus’s tracker was not emitting
a signal any more, most likely due to interference from signal
jammers. Lucas jumped off the western end of the building like the
paratrooper commandos with whom he had been trained. He opened up
the hand glider and glided towards the harbor. He glided carefully
as Romanovich’s tracking signal started to appear. His car was
heading in the same direction as Lucas had anticipated. What really
surprised him was that Romanovich had been able to get off the
building so quickly even with the number of guests who had jammed
up the emergency staircase. Surely a large number of guests must
have been forcefully cleared or eliminated to ensure that the
Russian could escape from the building unharmed. Romanovich was
travelling in a black Rolls Royce being escorted by a black
SUV.
     
     
    Lucas was
lurking near the western entrance of the harbor as he noticed
Romanovich’s convoy. Based on the tracking signal, he had
anticipated that the safe house Romanovich was travelling to, was
the Castillo De La Real Fuerza; a perfect
place to set up operations. Being a UNESCO designated heritage site
as well as a popular tourist attraction, no one would ever expect a
base of operations to be located there. Also the fortification in
the castle along with the number of mercenaries securing the place,
made it a perfect place for Rosmus and Romanovich to carry out
their shady operations.
     
     
    As Romanovich’s car passed
through, he hurled himself onto the SUV which was following it. He
managed to attach his grappling hook to the rear bumper towing hook
of the SUV as he continued to be dragged on. In spite of the
enormous pain and damage that he experienced being dragged on by
the speeding SUV, he tried his best to keep his head low and pull
himself onto the rear of the car without the driver noticing him in
the rear view mirrors. By the time the cars had reached the
Castillo De La Real Fuerza, Lucas had managed to slide himself
below the SUV as he continued to hold on. The cars passed through
the security in the main entrance and headed to the rear of the
castle.
     
     
    As the cars came to a halt in
front of the keep and Romanovich was being escorted by multiple
viper agents, Lucas looked around trying to familiarize himself
with the surrounding. He could see at least twenty five viper
agents with weapons ranging from shot guns to automatic rifles
patrolling around. The signal jammers and security cameras were
placed all around the main keep. There was a make shift hangar
located to the south which was heavily guarded. Lucas was pretty
sure that something interesting must have been going on in there.
He would need to visit the hangar whenever he had an opportunity.
On the southern side beyond the inner walls was the draw bridge
over the waterbody leading to the Gulf of Mexico. Lucas sneaked out
from the car and took refuge behind a nearby watch tower. He needed
to figure out a plan quickly as to how he would rescue Annie and
find out what Rosmus was up to.
     
    Castillo De La Real
Fuerza
     
    The ‘Castle of The Royal Force’ as
it is commonly known, was a perfect platform for Rosmus and his
associates to work from the shadows. The castle provided a
defensive framework on its own apart from whatever Rosmus had set
up. However, the environment and the weather was

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