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My name is Travis Taylor. I am an optical scientist, aerospace engineer, and astrophysicist who has worked on many classified programs for NASA and the intelligence community for over 30 years. A year ago, I was invited to join a small team of scientists investigating a place called Skinwalker Ranch. However, he knew that the ranch had been associated with very strange UFO activity over the years. There were also reports of animal mutilations and other strange phenomena. He was open-minded, but quite skeptical. But nothing could have prepared me for what my colleagues and I were about to experience. Do you see the brightness, the flickering?
Yes, the entire mountaintop is glowing. We have just been exposed to ionizing radiation. It appears to be something three hundred meters long. We have something. Wait. Look. What's that? It has disappeared. Look at the cows. That's the strangest thing. Something is happening out here. There are no signs of a struggle. She 's simply dead. The cow is right here. I can't help but notice that there's something here. Now, I've been invited again. And this time, I have a better idea of what we're up against. And this year, we'll begin to find the answers to why this 512-acre stretch of land
is one of the strangest places on planet Earth. There is a ranch in northern Utah. It is considered the epicenter of the strangest and most disturbing phenomena on Earth. Animal mutilations, strange UFO sightings, and unusual energies that have proven to be harmful to humans. For 20 years, the federal government tried to find answers and failed. Now, a new team of dedicated scientists, researchers, and experts has taken over. They are determined to solve the mystery and reveal the secret of Skinwalker Ranch.
We're getting closer to the ranch. Very good. My name is Brandon Fugal and I am the owner of Skinwalker Ranch. The ranch continues to surprise and amaze, I believe, all of us involved in this investigation. Dr. Lee, it's a privilege to have you come to the ranch and collaborate with the team right here on site. Yes, this is an amazing experience for me to be able to visit the ranch and see some of the things they've been involved in over the past few years. After Thomas Winterton's repeated injuries and after Dr. Taylor suffered radiation injuries that remain unexplained, I felt it was important to bring in a professional who is not only accredited, but someone I trust. Much of Dr. Lee's practice
involves clinical research in radiation oncology, and I have come to trust him not only as a medical advisor but as someone who doesn't mess around So, Dr. Lee, as we fly towards the ranch, just north of these observation towers is Skinwalker Ridge. Many of the phenomena we've seen originate from Skinwalker Ridge, so I try to be extremely careful when flying over it, just to avoid electromechanical problems that could arise from those phenomena. But I'll fly this way , just to the south, to be sure. We know we are dealing with potentially dangerous phenomena. There are certain risks associated with ranching, but I think it's time to take the investigation to the next level. I'm eager to get some answers.
We are making our final approach. It's exciting to have the whole team back together again to continue the research. This is a multidisciplinary team of professionals, people who contribute not only scientific expertise, but also experience in advanced technology. Brandon, it's great to see you. Excited to have you back. It's good to be back. Remarkable things happened last year, and taking advantage of that momentum to better understand the phenomena and what is really happening on this unique property is very exciting. Well, it's good to see you back at Skinwalker Ranch, Dr. Taylor. I would like to introduce you all to Dr.
Chris Lee. He is a nationally recognized radiation oncologist. Having him as an external medical consultant is a vital part of establishing health and safety protocols here at Skinwalker Ranch. I appreciate meeting you all. I know I'm a visitor today and it's my first time here, but I believe safety is of utmost importance and I think it's critical to know exactly what to do, when to do it, how to do it and the proper methods. So, yes, I have offered Brandon that I can contribute my expertise regarding safety or radiation exposure, or if there are any questions about some of the electromagnetic phenomena they have been experiencing. I would also like Dragon to take on the additional role and
responsibility of being the ranch's security officer, not only to ensure everyone stays healthy, but truly safe. I'm happy to do it, and we have Caleb to keep an eye on the day-to-day security aspect, so that, you know, we can focus on the research and what we do as a team. Speaking of which, I have other matters to attend to, so I'll leave you alone. We'll let you work. Thank you. Thanks, Travis. So, Travis, now that you're back and joining the effort, are you ready for another season here at Skinwalker Ranch?
Well, what we saw last time were extremely unusual things that cannot be explained with modern physics, or at least we can't yet. So the opportunity to come back here and see if we can figure out what it really is exciting. And I appreciate being invited again Well, it's been interesting because we have n't lacked incidents during the off-season. In fact, we have continued to track and monitor the events that have continued to occur on the property. Well, hopefully we can find something that encourages these events to happen. If we can find the switch that activates them, instead of it always being a matter of luck, that would be huge. That's exciting. What would you propose
in terms of experiments? I would really like to look beneath the surface of the ranch. Last year there was a fear of digging on the ranch. We should see what happens when we do something like dig a hole. I know from experience that strange things happen when people start disturbing the land. I must state unequivocally that there will be no excavations. As a result, we didn't investigate much about what lies beneath the property. There have been stories and legends about what might be underground here, such as ancient meteorites, alien spacecraft, and even underground bases. Perhaps this secret base could be the source of all
this strange, transient energy we 've been experiencing. I think if we're going to get to the bottom of what's going on here, we'll have to start looking underground. Perhaps that means we'll have to start digging. The last time Travis was here, it was your mandate that there be no invasive excavations. And, you know, I took it seriously and, to explore what Travis says and the possibility of something bigger, I'll follow your lead. Well, you know, while we've been talking about this, just west of Homestead 2 there's a pretty big hole, big enough to fit a car in, but it's full of trees and branches, so you can't see anything inside. It is impossible to know how
deep it is or how far it reaches. So, one of the days I was watering, I thought: out of curiosity, I'm going to divert some water into that hole and see how long it takes to fill up. It took about 3 and a half hours to fill to the top. Now, the interesting thing is that after taking 3 hours to fill it, the water disappeared from sight in less than 15 minutes. I thought the water would stay there for weeks. And well, I think it would be interesting to refill it and see if maybe we can trace where that water goes. That's a good idea. You know, the ground-penetrating radar showed some strange anomalies deep down there
Last year we used ground-penetrating radar and found some strange anomalies right in the middle of the road, in front of Homestead 2 and in front of that well. We found some dome-like features between 8 and 25 feet deep. It almost looked like the roof and base of a tunnel. Oh, a tunnel? Yes, I really like this idea. I think we can get a lot of information if we do it in the right order. I'm going to put some water in there. We can continue with a little dye. And perhaps trace the flow of that water and see if it
emerges elsewhere on the property, maybe even in the stream that's nearby. Oh, excellent. That's exciting. I'd like to get to the bottom of whether there really is a cave system under this ranch. We can address this right now then. I mean, I think they're great ideas, and if it gets to the point where they're curious to see what's deeper, if we can't get satisfactory answers with non-invasive methods, then we'll have to open up that discussion about digging and removing the earth again. I hope to have your guidance. Well, thank you all for getting together.
Dr. Lee and I have to leave. Of course. Thank you. I'm very excited. There have been so many stories about something underground here at Skinwalker Ranch. This hole could be the answer. Hopefully, if something happens, we'll get some information about it. Okay, that's all. I suppose we'll start working. Is this the hole he was talking about? Yes. How deep do you think it is? There is this hole on property 2. It is filled with weeds, trees, and debris. And I've noticed that the water disappears very quickly. And the water has to go somewhere, especially when I look around and all I see is clay everywhere. Clay simply does not
allow water to seep through. I can't help but wonder if it isn't an opening or some kind of tunnel through which the water escapes. You know, I've tried to put something in there. It feels like it could be deeper, but I don't know. I know it took a long time to fill it out. How about that? But it only took about 20 minutes to empty, right? Yes, about 15 minutes. That tells you there's something there, a hole or something underneath, right? Yes. If all that water that Thomas poured into this well doesn't reappear elsewhere on the ranch, then there must be a massive void underneath. Nothing else could really explain it. The question is whether it
's a natural vacuum or not, and that's what we're going to find out. Okay, what do I need to do to help Well, we're digging this trench right here Simply by diverting the current. A couple of feet from this well there is a small irrigation ditch that carries water to the field. So we're going to dig a channel from this ditch to divert water from the field and have it run into this sinkhole. Well, that's almost triple the rate I had the first time. Easy, 10 gallons per minute. Man, I wish I had a 5-gallon bucket and a watch. In fact, I think I might have a 5-gallon bucket over there. Let me go see if I can find one.
I want to measure how much water we are pouring into this well. So, with a 5-gallon bucket and a stopwatch, Ah, well, here we go. I'm going to calculate how long it takes to fill up. I'm ready when you are. 3, 2, 1, go. That's about 4 gallons in 2 seconds. 120 gallons per minute. Although it goes in so quickly, I'm surprised it does n't go up faster. TRUE. And at this rate it's going to fill up before I can go and come back. So I'll go get Eric and the others for the hair dye. Okay. Very good. I'll be right back. OK. That seems fine to me. Well, don't even think about swimming there. Who knows what's at the bottom.
We're not from Alabama. Uh-huh. We'll bring the whole team to the sinkhole, to have more eyes watching in case something happens. Our plan is to use a green dye. It is a tracer dye. It is completely safe and environmentally friendly, so it won't harm anything. You pour it into the water, wait for it to come out somewhere, and you'll know the path the water takes. Look who's here, guys. Hey Casey, what's up? Welcome back, man. I 'm Casey Smith. I work for Qualitec Associates. I have a degree in geology, specifically hydrology, focusing on groundwater. They called me to help with the tracing test. Are you ready to put this in?
Yes, tell me when we should pour it. Very good. Take care of your things. It's great when it makes contact. Look at that. Oh, wow. Is n't it incredible? It's not what I expected. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Oh, yes. Yes, the secret of the mud is here. Yes. When mixed, it can take some time for it to disperse. I think what we should do is stop it completely, or as close as possible. The next step is to block the flow of water into the well. So that the dye can drain. Then we can go check if it
appears anywhere else on the ranch. If not, there's only one place left to look. Very deep below this well. They've already blocked him. It's going to start draining. But we must divide and conquer. We all have to choose some areas. I think that, like Thomas, you and I can handle whatever we have to do here, right? Eric, what do you want to do? Well, I think we should go south, towards the big stream. I'll take Tom and Candace and we'll go check out this central section here. OK. Clear. Hey, it's already gone down a foot since we stopped. In other words, I placed these bottles right at the water's edge. So it's draining fast. You guys
need to go out and start looking for things, right? That seems fine to me. We'll leave here. Brilliant. I was very lucky that my friend Siko was able to join Eric and me. He's a drone operator, so we were able to cover much more ground and , hopefully, see if any dye came out. We went to a part where we thought it might lead to the river. If we find the dye coming out in the river or in some field, you know what? That's one answer. So we have an answer to the question. Is this the place? Yes, this is it. Now, if we don't find it, then, you know, it will require further investigation. So I think if we land right in this area, you'll probably be able to get some drone footage.
Oh, great. Looking up and around, we can also see with our own eyes the water flowing down here. Very good. Should I throw it? Yes, put it to the test. I'm eager to see you fly this thing see what happens. Just tell me where you want me to go. Yes, the farms are in that direction. OK. So, we'll just follow the river that way and we will return upwards. If you see any discoloration, just let us know.
There's a good path this way, we'll go all the way to the end to see if we can find that dye. OK. Personally, I thought that if water appeared anywhere, it would be in one of the areas I've been able to pass through while doing my patrols. But there are areas of the land that are very wet. I've been through places where there's been up to a foot of water, and it's random where that water comes out. Travis, can you hear me? I'm Caleb. gets quite swampy around here, so maybe it's coming out somewhere. Well, most of the water drained out of the hole, so it went somewhere. Just keep looking. That's what we'll do. Understood. A
Yes. We put 45,000 gallons of water into this hole. And at least 80% had left in less than an hour. You know, there's no way of knowing where this is going to turn out. To me, that seems like a downhill battle. You know, on the surface, yes, we think it's downhill, but what we don't see is, you know, what's underneath, right? We could have a base layer that, you know, is tilted towards the table. So that could really be downhill for this water. Yes. You know, where we drilled is right there, what, at 20 feet? Yes. Last summer, let's take a look at the data here. After using the ground-penetrating radar in front of Homestead 2 and detecting those strange tunnel-like anomalies, we all agreed to
drill a hole to see what the heck those anomalies were. The whole thing is shaking. What is our depth? Right now we're at about 17. I think it's right in the range where we were receiving that signal. Yes, I think you're right. Are you receiving anything? No. Just normal background noise? Yes. We did n't find anything when we drilled. But now it's strange that all this water is draining into a place right next to where we found those anomalies. I say the first place to look is in that hole. We're going to
lower something in there to see if any of this green substance is getting in. I think we should. Okay, let's try it. Here's the hole. I think we could probably look inward. Oh, look, you can see the water down there. Do you see anything green? I ca n't say. But look how deep it is. Let's see if we can fit one of those in, put the tubes in there. See if any green water comes out of it. I think we should. Yes. You'd think we'd find the dyed water in the nearest hole to where we diverted it, but it's not there. Where the hell did all that water we pumped into the hole go? I do n't think there's anything green there.
Yes. It broke right there. Well, I don't think there's anything green in there Yes. We pumped about 45,000 gallons of dyed water into this hole and now it's just gone. Let's check the cistern to see if any green dye has leaked in. OK. So, the next logical place for Thomas, Casey, and me to check is the old cistern behind Homestead 2. You brought your flashlight, right? Yes, I have it. Come right this way. The undergrowth I wanted to pass through is very dense. You almost need some kind of tool to get through there, like a machete or an axe to cut through those branches. There's a little water down here. Do you see any dye?
No, no dye. It's curious. We still don't know where this water is going. Okay, let's go back. We are about 450 feet from where we started. You can see the bottom. TRUE. Map. That's great. the terrain we are tracking. We 've spent a lot of time searching for this fluorescent green dye. And so far, we haven't found any trace of him. Is anyone monitoring the water? So far it looks like normal water. I'd be surprised if we could see anything at this point. Because of how diluted it would be Sure. This place has a specific smell for me. I don't know if you feel the same way, but I can smell it.
Homestead 2 is not only one of the creepiest places on the ranch, but it is also where many strange phenomena and events have occurred. People have heard chilling voices and experienced time-wasting events. And Robert Bigelow's team claimed they saw a portal open near Homestead 2 and a creature emerge from it. And I've had my own strange experiences here too. Just around the corner, this is where the radiation event occurred. Last summer, I had symptoms of radiation sickness. I feel like.I don't know. I have a slight headache or something is going on. My dosimeter activated. Oh my God, mine is beeping.
I had flu-like symptoms from radiation for a week. And I developed burns and rashes. I'll Very good. The water is very clear. I can. The water is super clear. Wow, look at that. So, I guess you don't see anything green So, the dose readings in here have gone down. We're probably getting some protection from the concrete. But, actually, it's lower here. Good. Alright Hey Travis, do you read this? n't found anything around Homestead 2 yet. I wonder if Caleb saw anything where they are.
Okay, I think we'll head back to the command center. So, when you're ready, you can meet us there to discuss and formulate a plan. Okay, it sounds good. See you there in a bit. Well, there you have it. So, from the first day I set foot on this ranch, we've had crazy radio frequency readings, we saw UFOs, I received radiation, we had a cow die, and then we poured 45,000 gallons of water into this hole. So where did it go? Is there some underground opening where the water fell? It's another strange thing about Skinwalker Ranch. I think we'll pack up and come back.
Sounds good. So, how did the investigation go today? And what are the latest developments? To be honest, we didn't see anything. But, having said that, the question arises of where all that water goes and how we are going to find out. That's important. Brandon, I would like your permission to bring in some equipment, clear away that weeds, and maybe even dig a little around that hole and toward the road where we drilled. We find ourselves once again in a situation where the issue of excavation arises. It is not a matter we take lightly, given all the things that have happened in relation to the excavations.
I really appreciate your efforts, but we know that things have happened on this ranch and continue to happen whenever there is construction activity or any excavation. It is worth mentioning that we saw 45,000 gallons of water disappear. He must be going somewhere quickly. I don't see anything that says we shouldn't do it. That is motivation enough to begin at least some kind of investigation into the problem. Well, Brandon, I mean, obviously, the legend associated with digging, there's no way to protect yourself against that. But now we have established some security protocols. We have Casey from Qualtech back. Yes, I think it's time we went underground.
Okay, based on your recommendation, you have my permission to proceed. And proceed with extreme caution. We will. Okay, we'll keep you informed of what we discover. Thanks again, Brandon. Hey, Brandon. gave us the green light to bring in heavy machinery and start excavating. It could be the key to understanding exactly what's going on here, or at least give us some direction on where to go next. Meanwhile, we have many things to do. That's how it is. Let's get out of here. Very good, man. Is everyone loaded and the Jeep ready to go?
Received, Dragon. We are all here. We're on our way. We'll be there in a few minutes. Received. See you later. Over and out. A couple of days ago, we did a dye test by the well at Homestead 2 to see where the water was going. But after the test , we still don't know why he disappeared or where he went. We all have a bad feeling about digging, right? None of us believe it, but at the same time we want to proceed with caution. I think we can create our own protocol and, you know, take samples every 2 or 3 feet and constantly monitor. Another thing I want everyone to keep in mind. I think Dragon is very nervous. He doesn't want to show it, but I think he is.
Yes, I don't blame him. So let's make sure he understands that we're doing everything we can to keep everyone safe. good thing I'm so cautious about this, or I would have just started digging. I'm getting tired of waiting. TRUE. Brandon gave us permission to dig, so Thomas had a mini excavator brought to the ranch. We have Casey here with all sorts of testing equipment to make sure we're not exposed to anything dangerous, and we're going to start digging. Brandon gave us the green light to dig, but I want to make sure we do it with caution. So, Casey, thanks again for coming all the way here and bringing all your gear. It's no secret that I have concerns whenever the topic of digging on the ranch comes up. As
excited as we are about this, every time someone digs deep into this property, bad things happen. Before last year, Thomas Winterton suffered a very serious brain injury that almost cost him his life. We almost lost it because of that. Now, I know there are answers we're trying to discover that may require more of that kind of activity. But I want to make sure we're not getting into trouble. Are we ready? Are you ready to start digging? Yes. Okay, let's get ready and get going Very well, that sounds good to me.
The first step is to clear the weeds from that hole, dig, and try to figure out where the water disappears. Let's just wait until he pulls out more of those branches from the. Yeah, it'll be great to see what's at the bottom of that thing. I think we're looking for a couple of things with this excavation exercise. We are interested in finding an outlet for all that water. Second, we are interested in determining whether in the excavation process we might remove something radioactive, something that may have been detected in our previous exercises.
There's a lot of stuff in that hole, man. And, of course, there's always the question of whether disturbing the soil is related to the ranch phenomenon Let's do a security sweep while we have him here. OK. For today's excavation, I brought my radiation gear. I brought back the "rad defender", which is our sensitive gamma probe. Basically, what we can do with that probe is attach it to the end and extend it telescopically, without needing to get close, keeping at a safe distance. I mean, that land looks a little sandy here, but you can hardly call it a hole. I don't know where 45,000 gallons went.
Yes, yes, 45,000 gallons of green-tinted water that we never found, right? Where did it go? Um, I don't see anything above my background levels. OK. I'll get out of your way. We can start digging. Okay, we've cleared the weeds. We couldn't find any trace of the dye anywhere. The next step is actually to dig and try to figure out where that water disappears to. Look at that. It's like potting soil. What's going on with Caleb's phone? So what does it do? Enter different applications. He took a couple of screenshots. I have no control over him. It turned off by itself. It has turned back on and is simply ignoring my
password. He's hacking her instantly. Uh, that's almost technologically impossible to do, and he's doing it instantly. Yes. We've barely started digging the well and Caleb's phone is going crazy. It's as if someone had opened your phone, unlocked the password, and was going through all your apps, trying to dial random contacts. Currently, not even the National Security Agency has the technology to hack that type of encryption. That alarms me. And he tried to call 911 and my office number in less than a minute. That scares me. So, if we're going to talk about the exotic, something here is crying out for help. Or is he giving us a warning? So here we are digging this hole and Caleb's screen starts opening apps, trying to make phone calls.
For me, that's one of the most alarming things because if there's something that has that kind of hacking and decryption capability, that terrifies me. Caleb's phone going crazy is really scaring me. That ca n't be done. You can't hack an iPhone. Well, I'll tell you based on past experience, I've dug before with my team and it's been a day or two later that something really bad has happened to the equipment, even to the point of breaking a connecting rod in the engines. So, you know, it's not always instantaneous. That same phone did these things when the cow died.
My phone starts going crazy every time your Trifield activates. I have no control over my phone at the moment. When the rockets were being fired. An ignition. Every time we've had something important happening on the ranch, it seems like he's having trouble with that phone. He's only been doing this in the last few minutes. Well, I mean, we need to figure out what we can cross off the list, right? Oh. Is he doing it again? I'm changing my password and it's interfering with it.
Hey Eric, do you have your phone with you? Yes, I have it. Record a video of that quickly. To try to. We need to get out of the sunlight so you can really see this Well, why would someone hack your phone in the middle of the Uinta Basin, you know, in Utah? Well, we know the screen is broken. Yes, the screen is broken, but it still works normally, even with the broken screen. In other words, there is no interference when I use it. I mean, the other thing too, how come it still works even with a broken screen, even though it still accepts the password?
Well, all I can say is keep an eye on him. If he does anything else, let us know. But, apart from that, I say, let's get back to what we came here for. I say we keep digging. Caleb's phone was freaking me out, and I really can't explain it, but nothing weird is going on other than that. So I say let's keep digging to see where this water went. Hey, Thomas. We'll check that place out quickly. And you haven't hit anything but soft clay soil, have you? It's just.it feels like pure clay. Would you expect about 45,000 gallons to flow through that so quickly? Do you mean there might be other places with gaps here that we haven't seen? I mean, that's.it could be a possibility.
Clay simply does not allow water to seep through. And I can't help but wonder if it isn't an opening or some kind of tunnel through which the water is escaping. Around here, we cover our ponds with clay because it retains water. TRUE? Thomas has dug down to about 16 feet deep and we still don't know where those 45,000 gallons of water went. It's getting late, so let's wrap this up and rethink our next step. And through all of this, nobody's meters went crazy, there were no strange detections. The only thing is Caleb's crazy phone. Yes. A little over 8 hours after digging the well next to Homestead 2 on the ranch, we're sitting eating hamburgers at the picnic table outside my trailer. And then Caleb
shines his light into the woods and I say, " What's going on?" And he says, " Well, do you hear that?" So I get up and walk behind him. And as I turned the corner, there was this unmistakable rectangular object that was shining or twinkling, and then the thing instantly disappeared. I'm recording this. So, Caleb, stand right there. It was right there. Something yellow and gold in color, and it's rectangular. Caleb, I thought he went this way I thought the same thing. Just go up there and let's see if there are any footprints or anything to see what we have. I feel my training kick in and I think, "Okay, I'm going to keep doing this." Where? Where did he go?
Caleb, keep your weapons ready in case that thing jumps out and eats us or something. I mean, if he ran through here, this is soft. There would be traces. We did n't see the bushes move. We didn't hear footsteps. We didn't physically see him escape. It simply vanished. That scared me a lot. I mean, I thought we were going to have, you know, a confrontation with something that wanted to eat us. There's a hole up there that I was looking at and I swear I heard what sounded like a branch breaking, but the only way to see it is by sticking your head in the hole. I'm telling you right now that there was clearly something there watching us eat.
Yes. As soon as I stopped the video looking south, something shot across the sky. It was just a bright flash. Boom, very fast. I tell you, the excitement had ended and suddenly something just shot up into the sky. I want to come here for all this. I want to come here tomorrow in broad daylight and examine all of this thoroughly. First, we found evidence of a mysterious void right next to Farm 2. We dug, and suddenly, Caleb's phone went completely crazy as if someone or something had hacked it. And now this very strange encounter. I can't help but wonder if all these things are connected and if, as others before us warned, our excavation caused this response?
The feeling that we are being watched or even possibly stalked by something while we are out having dinner greatly increases the level of concern. So we need to be very careful because this is a dangerous area and things are constantly happening out here. There are some activities planned for this summer that have me a little worried and I have absolutely no idea what to expect from them. Just when you least expect it, the ranch comes alive. And I want to get some answers. I want to better understand what is causing the phenomena at Skinwalker Ranch.
Understanding the nature of these ongoing events, which defy all explanation, is what drives our research. There are still many strange things on the ranch that we can't explain. I feel a presence here. I have visitors, alien activity Can you see the glow from the table in that camera? Incredible. When you entered the building, it didn't register any data. The temperature around the house began to drop. Here at the launch, the electromagnetic spectrum is going crazy, guys. Hey, look at the cows, something's got the cows acting crazy.
Thomas has seen a light. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Right here. What do you think it is? It was a portal. Holy God! We have something. I'm leaving the ranch. I'm starting to get a severe headache. Are you serious? What I saw does not belong here. I'm a little nervous. Wait. Hey. We are interacting with the phenomenon. The question is, is everyone willing to accept the risks? But something might be lurking beneath us.
What the hell is beneath us? I don't understand. He's keeping us. He's following us.
