Rotating his upper body to look around, it was boundless, at the edge of the view, the airport floor and ceiling merged into one.
Looking up, the ceiling, raised to an unknown height, was lined with rows of large lights.
On the south side was a floor-to-ceiling glass wall, beyond which was the parking area, where hundreds of giant airplane beasts crouched on the runway.
The entire airport was so empty and intimidating that one suspected that a mere cough would trigger a huge echo, thus catching the attention of the "giant beast airplanes" outside the glass.
Those airplane beasts would then rise, watching them from outside the floor-to-ceiling window like a microcosm in a glass tank.
"Let's go." Chang'e spoke, "They say because there are too many people, we need to exchange some boarding passes."
At a service counter that looked like a pool, they exchanged six boarding passes with the plane tickets Chang'e held.
