Thunder Sand Sea

"Director, it's about time." Meng Tao looked up at the sky thick with dark clouds.

"Get every department ready." Director Miller nodded and picked up the walkie-talkie.

"Camera Car One, get ready!"

"Camera Car Two, get ready!"

"The filming drones have been deployed!"

"Medical team, get ready!"

Three off-road vehicles had been deployed for this shoot.

Lin Yuan drove one of them, while the other two were camera vehicles following alongside.

At the same time, four plastic composite filming drones designed for thunderstorm conditions had been launched, minimizing the risks caused by lightning strikes as much as possible.

The preparations could be considered thorough. All that remained was to see whether the heavens would favor them during filming.

After confirming that every department was ready, Director Miller decisively gave the order to shoot:

"Action!"

"Boom!"

"Boom!"

"Boom!"

At the director's command, the engines of all three off-road vehicles roared to life at once and sped toward the desolate desert.

In the Taklamakan Desert in January, nighttime temperatures plunged to minus twenty degrees Celsius.

Lin Yuan's fingers rested steadily on the steering wheel, his knuckles slightly raised.

Tonight was a full moon, but rolling sand and thunderclouds tangled together, swallowing the entire night sky and blocking the moonlight that should have been bright.

Lin Yuan's vehicle raced forward, kicking up yellow sand that filled the sky. Both camera vehicles were positioned to his east.

Camera Car One moved alongside him, while Camera Car Two was five meters ahead, forming an angle that allowed it to film both the front of Lin Yuan's vehicle and Lin Yuan inside the cab.

"Lin... Lin Yuan... get... ready..." A broken transmission suddenly came through the onboard radio.

At the same time, the GPS screen flickered nonstop, and the vehicle's compass spun wildly.

Lin Yuan