This here Gray Zone thing, it’s a mess, I tell ya. Folks talkin’ ’bout somethin’ called Manifest Destiny. Sounds fancy, but it ain’t nothin’ but trouble. Reminds me of that time old man Johnson tried to take over Henderson’s well, sayin’ it was his right. Caused a whole heap of trouble, that did.
So, this Handshake fella, he’s got a job for ya. Wants ya to snoop around that Pha Lang Airfield. Says it’s the main place where everyone comes and goes. Like a chicken coop with only one door, everyone squawkin’ and pushin’.
Findin’ that Computer
Handshake, he wants some info from a computer. Now, I ain’t never been much for them newfangled machines. But he says it’s important. Got records of everyone who landed at that airfield, like a ledger book for travelers. You gotta find that computer, that’s the main thing.
- Go to Pha Lang Airfield.
- Find that computer thing.
- Get the info Handshake wants.
- Get out of there without no trouble.
Some rich folks, they come to this place. Stay at some fancy resort, livin’ high on the hog. Then there’s other folks, not so fancy. But they all come through that Pha Lang Airfield. Handshake, he’s interested in ’em all. Wants to know who’s been comin’ and goin’.
Why This Matters
Now, why does this all matter, you ask? Well, this Manifest Destiny thing in this Gray Zone, it’s like a sickness. Folks thinkin’ they can just take what they want, do what they want, no matter who it hurts. It ain’t right. Just like that old man Johnson and that well, this ain’t right either.
Handshake’s client, whoever that is, they want to know who’s been landin’ at that airfield. Sounds like they’re fishin’ for somethin’. Maybe tryin’ to find someone, or maybe tryin’ to catch someone doin’ somethin’ they shouldn’t be doin’. Who knows? But it ain’t our business to judge, just to do the job.
This whole Manifest Destiny in this Gray Zone, it stirs up trouble, like a stick in a hornet’s nest. Makes folks do things they wouldn’t normally do. Makes ’em greedy, makes ’em fight. It ain’t good for nobody.
Stayin’ Safe in the Gray Zone
That Gray Zone, it ain’t a safe place. Lots of folks with guns, lots of folks lookin’ for trouble. You gotta be careful. Like walkin’ through a field full of snakes, you gotta watch your step.
- Keep your head down.
- Don’t draw no attention to yourself.
- Get in, get the info, get out.
- Don’t trust nobody you don’t know.
This Manifest Destiny idea, it’s like a fire. It spreads fast, and it burns everything in its path. It makes people believe they have the right to do whatever they please, even if it hurts others. Just like that time when I was growing up, people started coming in and taking land from the native people. That wasn’t right, it was all because of this idea that they deserved it more than others. It caused a lot of pain and suffering, and it’s still felt today.
The Real Trouble with Manifest Destiny
This Manifest Destiny in this Gray Zone is nothin’ but trouble. It’s like a weed, chokin’ out all the good plants. It makes folks forget what’s right and wrong. Makes ’em think they’re better than others. It’s a bad seed, that’s what it is. A bad seed that grows into a whole mess of trouble. The main thing to remember is, be careful and get the information Handshake asked for.
Handshake will be happy when you’ve got it for him. That Pha Lang Airfield is a popular place it seems. There’s something about that Manifest Destiny that people are drawn to, even though it seems to bring trouble wherever it goes. Just get in and get out. That’s all you gotta do.
This Gray Zone, Manifest Destiny, it is like a bad dream. I wish it will go away soon. It just makes people do bad things and be greedy. But Handshake, he needs that info from the computer at Pha Lang Airfield. So, you go do that. Just be careful out there. Those rich folks, with their fancy ways, they don’t care about us little people. It is like this Manifest Destiny thing gives them a reason to do bad stuff. And this whole area, this Gray Zone, it is full of danger. Watch your back, don’t trust anyone, and get that information. That’s the important thing.
