Flight

02The Bank Incident

In the heart of the bustling city of Seattle, a troubled adolescent named Zits found himself under the magnetic influence of an older boy, Justice. Justice, a fervent student of history, was particularly engrossed in the historical injustices inflicted upon Native Americans. He was a charismatic figure, his words laced with passion and conviction, and he managed to convince Zits that the only way to make a statement about their shared heritage was through violence. Zits, who had been yearning for a sense of belonging and purpose, found himself swayed by Justice's persuasive arguments. With a newfound determination, Zits found himself standing at the entrance of a downtown bank. In his hand, he clutched a gun, a chilling gift from Justice. His heart pounded in his chest like a war drum, a symphony of fear and adrenaline. He scanned the faces of the unsuspecting customers, their expressions a kaleidoscope of confusion and terror. A strange sense of power surged through him, a sensation he had never experienced before. He lifted his gun, ready to etch his name into the annals of history. However, before he could act on his violent intentions, a security guard spotted him. The guard, a seasoned veteran, reacted with the speed and precision of a professional. He drew his own weapon and fired at Zits. The bullet found its mark, striking Zits in the chest. He crumpled onto the bank's cold marble floor, his vision blurring at the edges. He felt a peculiar sensation, as if his soul was being yanked from his body. Suddenly, Zits found himself thrust back in time. He was no longer in the bank, but in a different place, a different era. Disoriented and bewildered, he quickly realized that he had been granted a second chance. This unexpected journey through time would force Zits to confront his actions and beliefs, and ultimately, to seek redemption.

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