Eternity RPC Board
As soon as clearance came in, the pilots immediately followed the instructions.
"Magawa 574, roger. Entering Eskkyan airspace and descending to 30,000 feet."
With that, they programmed in the autopilot the clearance that had been given to them and proceeded. The flight continued for a while, seemingly unimpeded by anything for the moment.
2 hours before landing, the four individuals sprang into action. They each took their bottles and went to a designated part of the aircraft. Ken Tachibana went to the back, next to the restroom, where he pretended to accidentally spill the contents of the bottles. Of course this was done when he didn't think anyone was looking, but he had to keep up appearances just in case. Jiro Taniguchi went to the front of the aircraft, as far as he was allowed, and did the same thing as he entered a lavatory. The other two, in middle-row seats, simply spilled the contents of theirs onto the floor of the plane. Within minutes they had all returned to their seats. Within minutes, their noses started running, one of the first symptoms of sarin poisoning. Next came the nausea, but they didn't complain about it.
However, several passengers near where the liquid sarin was spilled complained. They called the flight attendants, some of whom had the same complaints. Immediately the purser notified the pilots.
When the purser notified the pilots of what was happening, the pilots knew that they would need to assess the seriousness of the situation. For now it seemed nobody was seriously hurt, but it seemed almost as if an illness was spreading through the aircraft. The plane might need to be quarantined when they landed in Rambouillet.
Given the seriousness of the situation, Satoshi took this communication. They'd need to declare a PAN, an emergency call used to describe an urgent situation that didn't pose any immediate harm to lives, one step below a full mayday call. None of the flight crew knew that this was a sarin attack.
"Rambouillet Tower, this is Magawa 574. PANPAN-PANPAN-PANPAN. We have reports of multiple passengers and crew feeling unwell. Definitely some kind of medical issue, not sure what yet. We're going to want to land as soon as possible, can you accommodate? Over."
"Magawa 574, roger. Entering Eskkyan airspace and descending to 30,000 feet."
With that, they programmed in the autopilot the clearance that had been given to them and proceeded. The flight continued for a while, seemingly unimpeded by anything for the moment.
2 hours before landing, the four individuals sprang into action. They each took their bottles and went to a designated part of the aircraft. Ken Tachibana went to the back, next to the restroom, where he pretended to accidentally spill the contents of the bottles. Of course this was done when he didn't think anyone was looking, but he had to keep up appearances just in case. Jiro Taniguchi went to the front of the aircraft, as far as he was allowed, and did the same thing as he entered a lavatory. The other two, in middle-row seats, simply spilled the contents of theirs onto the floor of the plane. Within minutes they had all returned to their seats. Within minutes, their noses started running, one of the first symptoms of sarin poisoning. Next came the nausea, but they didn't complain about it.
However, several passengers near where the liquid sarin was spilled complained. They called the flight attendants, some of whom had the same complaints. Immediately the purser notified the pilots.
When the purser notified the pilots of what was happening, the pilots knew that they would need to assess the seriousness of the situation. For now it seemed nobody was seriously hurt, but it seemed almost as if an illness was spreading through the aircraft. The plane might need to be quarantined when they landed in Rambouillet.
Given the seriousness of the situation, Satoshi took this communication. They'd need to declare a PAN, an emergency call used to describe an urgent situation that didn't pose any immediate harm to lives, one step below a full mayday call. None of the flight crew knew that this was a sarin attack.
"Rambouillet Tower, this is Magawa 574. PANPAN-PANPAN-PANPAN. We have reports of multiple passengers and crew feeling unwell. Definitely some kind of medical issue, not sure what yet. We're going to want to land as soon as possible, can you accommodate? Over."