Steve set up the command console at the end of the workbench in the back of the truck. Then he tackled the launcher on the trailer, doing all the boring stuff first. He knew he’d draw a crowd as soon as he unpacked the drone.
He pulled out the bottom gray case and had the first drone assembled in about fifteen minutes. They’d painted it the black and flame red of MHA, which looked super cool. He ran a hand over the paint job, so smooth it felt like water. They always said if you were going to do something, why not make it the absolute best. He’d liked that about SkyHi.
Fifteen minutes was longer than he needed by about ten minutes, but he wanted to be dead perfect on this first flight. He also took the time to make sure his training was firmly anchored into place in his head when he didn
