He walked toward the crafts that were a little larger than the vans.  The men followed him.

“Tomorrow morning there will be hundreds of people in that infidel’s church.  After seeing him on TV I don’t doubt there might be over 1000.  At around 11:30 when the pastor is into his morning sermon, I want these planes to attack the church.  If bombs and bullets can’t destroy it, then slam your planes into the building.  God will reward you for obeying him.”

“I’m not ready to die,” said one of the younger men. 

“There are five planes and five of you.  But if one of you wants to shame God and wind up in eternal punishment as an insect that people want to mash under their shoes, four planes may be enough.”

“I’m sorry, Your Holiness,” the young man apologized.  “I will do as you say and sacrifice myself for the glory of God.”

“That’s better.  Since no one saw you come here, I want you to stay here and prepare for tomorrow.  Since the planes are electric, you should be able to fly in lower and not be heard until you start your runs and fire your weapons or release your bombs.  May God be glorified in this world.”

They all repeated that phrase before heading upstairs to one of the offices to eat, drink, and watch footage of attacks God’s Warriors had done in the past.  Afterwards they went to bed.  This gave Angren time to devise a plan.   

He transported back home, replicated six transporter tags, and transported to the warhouse where the planes were waiting and placed interdimensionaltransporter tags inside the crafts where no one could see them.  Instead of shooting the planes down or allow them to explode on contact withthe church’s force field, the crafts would be shifted to another dimension where they could be dealt with appropriately.  The sixth tag would go to the priest who would be transported to the police station where he would be arrested for masterminding the triple attack earlier that day. 

Angren also brought a video camera that was transdimensional to capture footage of the planes, the pilots, and the priest.  The information would be transmitted transdimensionally to the house near the church by Vell and relayed to the TV station Angren and Dergrom had appeared in that afternoon.