The Charismatic Charlie Wade

“How will you get them out?”

Charlie gave a bitter smile as he responded calmly to Isaac Cameron’s question “To be honest, I don’t know yet.”

Isaac Cameron asked nervously “How are you so sure?”

Charlie seriously said “I haven’t been to Syria before, I’m not familiar with their people’s individual strength or defenses.

From the data you’ve given me they’re pretty strong.

Even if I’m only a little capable, it would be impossible to carry in thousands of soldiers.

So I can only sneak in.”

Charlie sighed, “If I’m lucky, maybe I can sneak in.

If I’m not lucky, I may not even be able to get close.”

Isaac Cameron began to worry more “Master, you are going alone into the tiger’s den, won’t it be life threatening if you’re discovered?”

Charlie waved his hand and said “I have the skills and confidence to protect myself, it’s just hard to say if I will successfully rescue the others.”

Isaac Cameron asked again “Master, you requested a plane for skydiving, have you ever skydived before?”

Charlie shook his head and chuckled “I’ve been struggling to feed and clothe myself all these years.

How could I skydive?”

if you’ve never skydived before, wouldn’t that make this all

hurriedly said again “The intelligence I received stated the rebel

made anti-aircraft stinger missiles.

have a range of about 4,000 meters, so the plane will need

an even higher

humbly “Then tell me specifically, what are the main difficulties for parachuting at a

pressure and low temperature, which is a test for

“That shouldn’t be an

you have to make sure you’re going down at a steady

your body properly and constantly adjust your air resistance and your position,”

be too difficult either, is there

“There is also timing the opening of the parachute, and then controlling it properly after

height of 4,000

have to constantly adjust the direction to ensure that you land at the predetermined location

you could miss your

there

however you will still be approaching the ground at a high rate

landing posture to minimize any potential

not uncommon for

him “Last time I jumped out of a helicopter from over a dozen meters