Dr. Michael Bennett thought his days of dealing with dinosaurs were over. Settled into a peaceful life with his wife, Dr. Evelyn Bennett, and eagerly anticipating the birth of their first child, he's suddenly approached by the Kirby family with an o...
A boat carrying four people sailed steadily across the water, heading towards Isla Sorna. Among the passengers were Ben Hildebrand and Eric Kirby, the young son of Ben's girlfriend. Their plan was to explore the island from above by hang-gliding. The boat was helmed by Captain Enrique Cardoso, accompanied by his boat mate.
Enrique kept a wary eye on the looming island, his unease evident. "We better make this quick," he muttered to his mate, concerned about the possibility of getting caught for trespassing.
As the boat neared the island, Ben and Eric strapped themselves into their parachutes, their excitement palpable. Enrique secured the line that would tow them, flashing a reassuring smile. "All set, my friend," he said, tightening the last strap.
Ben, eager to start, turned to Enrique. "Make sure you get us as close as you can. I'll make it worth your while if this turns out to be a great trip," he said, his anticipation growing as he thought about the island's untouched beauty.
Enrique smirked, exuding confidence. "Don't worry, I'll get you close. Just not too close—you don't want to become lunch," he teased with a chuckle. "You both ready?"
"Ready," Ben and Eric replied in unison, giving him the thumbs up.
With a final nod, Ben counted down and pulled the cord, launching them high into the air. The parachute caught the wind, lifting them gracefully above the island. Enrique and his boat mate expertly guided them, allowing Ben and Eric to soak in the breath-taking view.
As they soared, Ben eagerly snapped photos, hoping to capture a glimpse of the island's legendary dinosaurs. Every second of the adventure was exhilarating, the thrill of discovery pushing aside any lingering fear.
As they soared above the island, Enrique suddenly noticed a thick cloud of fog rolling in from the sea, his earlier confidence wavering. The fog closed in quickly, and before long, it swallowed the boat. Ben and Eric, caught up in the thrill of their flight, remained oblivious to the danger below.
