Kamchatka Wilderness
Soviet Union
1960
As the hoard of apkallu shuddered through their battle lines, Lizavet looked at Indy, her hands blistered and it appeared the skin was nearly burnt off from them. "I'll try again to open the door so you can rescue Emily." She swallowed. "But you probably won't be able to get through.
Indy cupped her bloodied hands in his own. "Do you really want to risk that, Lizavet?"
Lizavet nodded. "I will risk it."
Indy helped Lizavet stand. "Here," he offered, slipping his gloves on over her hands. "I'm ready when you are."
"Quick!" She made a motion.
Indy charged forward.
His body slammed into an invisible barrier.
"EM!" Indy shouted again ramming the wall.
"Right here, Dad. They're blocking your sight. I haven't moved."
Indy looked into the unseen realm, the blurred death-like fog, trying to spot his youngest daughter. "Why can I hear you? How do I know you're not them fooling me?"