Airborne

The events unfold within contemporary commercial air travel, where modern autopilot systems and communication networks shape the crisis. The hijack, possession, and rescue attempts rely on current aviation technology and security dynamics. The timeframe situates the story in a present-day, high-tech cockpit and cabin environment.

The story centers on a flight that departs from London heading to New York, placing most of the drama inside a cramped cabin. As the plane veers off course and disappears from radar, the action shifts from London’s control room to mid-ocean airspace and finally toward a deadly oceanic crash. The global route and confined environment heighten tension and stakes for every passenger.

👻 Possession

A legendary death god is released from a vase and possesses passengers, turning a routine flight into a supernatural threat. The possession intensifies fear, fates, and violence in the cramped cabin. The theme explores how unseen forces destabilize control and erode trust in others.

🚨 Hijacking

Two hijackers kill the pilots to seize control of the plane and the precious vase. The crisis exposes vulnerabilities in aviation security and the fragility of order when technology and human intent collide. Hostages, paranoia, and the hijackers' ruthlessness drive the escalating danger.

🌊 Sacrifice

A passenger sacrifices personal safety to steer the craft toward the ocean, aiming to prevent the death god from escaping into the world. The moment tests whether individual courage can outweigh self-preservation. The ending emphasizes the cost of heroism in a catastrophe.