What if John Tracy is a ranger book 1

Chapter 20 (Scott wife and daughter mission) Summer chapter

On a sun-soaked Sunday afternoon, as the Tracy brothers and their extended family reveled in the summer festivities on Tracy Island, the tranquility was shattered by an urgent call.

'Thunderbirds, standby for a routine assignment,' announced Jeff Tracy, the patriarch of the Tracy family and commander of International Rescue.

John Tracy, the Green Lightspeed Rescue Ranger and Thunderbird 5 pilot, glanced up from his conversation with his younger sister, Bernadette, the Purple Power Ranger and backup pilot of Thunderbird 2. A hint of concern flickered in his eyes as he grabbed his communicator.

'Thunderbird 5, standing by,' John replied.

'Thunderbird 2, standing by,' Bernadette added.

Virgil Tracy, the eldest Tracy brother, who had been on a break from missions, joined the others in the command center.

'Looks like we're needed,' Virgil said, his deep voice rumbling.

As the thunderbirds prepared for deployment, a piercing alarm sounded, echoing through the corridors of Tracy Island.

'Attention, all personnel,' Jeff announced. 'We have received a distress call from our affiliate, International Rescue. A woman named Patricia and her daughter, Emma, have been attacked by the Hood, the notorious villain who has repeatedly targeted Thunderbirds.'

Bernadette's eyes widened in alarm. Patricia was her brother Scott's wife, and Emma was Scott's beloved daughter. Determined to protect her family, Bernadette grabbed her pink uniform and comlink for Thunderbird 2.

John, swift as ever, donned his green uniform and secured his communicator for Thunderbird 5.

'Thunderbird 2, ready for launch,' Bernadette reported.

'Thunderbird 5, ready for takeoff,' John added.

With a thunderous roar, Thunderbird 2 ascended into the sky, Bernadette at the helm. John followed suit in Thunderbird 5, his reconnaissance satellite soaring above the clouds.

Meanwhile, on a secluded cliff overlooking Tracy Island, Patricia and Emma found themselves trapped by the Hood and his henchmen. Patricia, clad in her purple International Rescue uniform, brandished her comlink for Thunderbird 1, desperately attempting to call for help.

'Thunderbird 1, do you copy?' Patricia cried into her communicator. 'We need assistance immediately.'

Bernadette and Virgil, alerted by Patricia's distress call, wasted no time in engaging the enemy. Thunderbird 2 hovered overhead, firing a barrage of missiles that sent the Hood's henchmen scattering. Bernadette skillfully maneuvered the airship, dodging the Hood's plasma blasts with ease.

As Bernadette and Virgil launched a relentless assault on the Hood's forces, John used Thunderbird 5 to pinpoint the villain's location. With lightning-fast precision, he fired a tranquilizer dart that struck the Hood in the chest.

The Hood staggered, his eyes glazed as the tranquilizer took effect. With the villain incapacitated, Bernadette and Virgil secured the area, rescuing Patricia and Emma unharmed.

As the sun began its descent, casting a warm glow over Tracy Island, the thunderbirds returned to their base, their mission accomplished. Bernadette and Virgil, exhilarated by their victory, were greeted by a cheering crowd.

Patricia and Emma, their hearts filled with gratitude, thanked Bernadette and Virgil for their bravery. John, watching from the bridge of Thunderbird 5, couldn't help but smile. In this moment of triumph, he knew that the bonds between the Tracy family and International Rescue had grown unbreakable.

And so, the summer Sunday fun at Tracy Island resumed, with the Tracy brothers and their extended family celebrating the victory over the Hood and the unwavering spirit of those who fought to protect them.
 
End of chapter 20