In the bustling, buzzing cityscape of Washington DC, there's a group of kids who are just a little bit different. They're not politicians or businessmen, they're not even old enough to vote yet, but they've got their eyes on the sky, their hands on the controls, and their hearts in the clouds. They are the DC Drone Kids, led by none other than Captain Zephyr, a quirky, goggles-wearing youngster with a gravity-defying poof of hair that seems to be permanently wind-tousled. Captain Zephyr and his crew of pint-sized pilots zip their drones around the city, swooping past the Washington Monument, buzzing the Lincoln Memorial, and causing more than one startled pigeon to take flight. They're a motley crew, some quiet as mice, some as loud as blasting rocket engines, and everything in between. Yet, they all share the same passion for drones and the same twinkle of mischief in their eyes. Don’t be fooled by their young ages; these kids could fly a drone through a donut hole without so much as brushing the glazing. Rumor has it that they once held a midnight race around the Capitol Building, dodging security cameras and laughing all the way. The city lights are their stage, the open sky their playground, and the drones their loyal sidekicks. In DC, they say, the politicians rule the land, but high above, it's Captain Zephyr and the DC Drone Kids who command the skies. And if you ever spot a tiny flickering light up in the sky, that's probably them, waving hello from above. Just remember to duck, because those drones sure do fly fast!