The current situation was somewhat complicated.
It was unclear who the enemy was, what their means of threat were, or which among the crew and passengers were hidden terrorists.
What Dean needed to do was start from the first-class cabin and, relying on his observational skills and combat abilities, find a way to survive.
In this kind of situation, it was difficult for one person to take everything into account.
He needed more helpers.
Dean first inquired about Catherine, the crew member, and then had her inconspicuously summon Charles and his daughter from earlier, as well as the two passengers who had bravely intervened.
Thank goodness for the luxurious design of the first-class cabin.
Each seat was decently spaced, and with only four rows, there were just eight passengers in total.
So when three adults and one child gathered in the galley, they didn't attract the attention of the four people seated further ahead.
