What they called a runway was, frankly, just a pockmarked dirt road.
It looked as if it hadn't been maintained in ages. The road surface was riddled with potholes of all sizes and rocks jutting out in places, a stark contrast to the flat, smooth runway in Crown Territory.
Fortunately, they were flying the Carnation this time. A P750 would never have been able to land here.
The Carnation was a bush plane, and its primary design purpose was to operate and land safely in all kinds of complex and adverse terrain conditions.
It could execute perfect takeoffs and landings, whether among towering mountains, across vast deserts, or, like now, on a pitted dirt road in a remote forest.
At that moment, Feng Mountain carefully guided the Carnation, slowly approaching the pitted runway.
He pushed the control stick gently, meticulously adjusting the plane's altitude, speed, and attitude, trying to line the Carnation up for a perfect approach.
