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The Phone is the Killer - Part 2
The week went like hell.
To assure you, I followed the rules for observation so I could hatch my plan.
It didn't went well.
Here's what I've known from my one week of observation:
First, the men, who are different every day are weird looking and absured with every visit. I have learned that conversations were prohibited. I wasn't allowed to engage in conversation of course, I know that now. They have always asked me the same two dollars. I think they will only ask for a much higher price if I mess a task up or I plan something or get curious. The first thing I did was try to find the store where I bought the phone but unfortunately I couldn't find it anymore. They must have known because the next morning , I was asked to pay 500,000 dollars. What I did to get out of that payment? Shoot one of the two men in the leg . Eventually I stopped looking for answers. I don't know how they do it, but they know if I'm up to something. They know if I start getting suspicious or strat digging for ways to beat the game. My fear does get to me, but as long as I do what they want, follow the tasks, that guarantees safety.
That leads me to the second thing, the tasks. The second task I received, I immediately obeyed considering how the past mistake turned out, and guess what, I was told to sit down at a park bench for two hours, without doing anything. Tasks were indeed simple. Over the course of one week, I was messaged to buy some bread and eat it, pet a streetcat, listen to a street musician play some music, and drink at a local bar in the middle of the day. With these tasks I tried hard to keep an eagle eye, tried to see if someone was watching me, but I didn't want to draw suspicion from these strange people involved in this stupid game. I think I get it now, how the game turns out. The game is made to simply bore one out. It's made by letting you do these mundane tasks for yourself, and if you take it for granted for even just a while, that's when the big punishment comes, by money or violence. I don't know if the strange people behind this want this to be a lesson to their targets or something else, but the only way to win is to do whatever they tell you, but you're not informed when it stops. Does this never end? Will the rest of my life be like this? The game was designed to bore people, make them go insane, and it might be easy at first but as the days go on,...
To assure you, I followed the rules for observation so I could hatch my plan.
It didn't went well.
Here's what I've known from my one week of observation:
First, the men, who are different every day are weird looking and absured with every visit. I have learned that conversations were prohibited. I wasn't allowed to engage in conversation of course, I know that now. They have always asked me the same two dollars. I think they will only ask for a much higher price if I mess a task up or I plan something or get curious. The first thing I did was try to find the store where I bought the phone but unfortunately I couldn't find it anymore. They must have known because the next morning , I was asked to pay 500,000 dollars. What I did to get out of that payment? Shoot one of the two men in the leg . Eventually I stopped looking for answers. I don't know how they do it, but they know if I'm up to something. They know if I start getting suspicious or strat digging for ways to beat the game. My fear does get to me, but as long as I do what they want, follow the tasks, that guarantees safety.
That leads me to the second thing, the tasks. The second task I received, I immediately obeyed considering how the past mistake turned out, and guess what, I was told to sit down at a park bench for two hours, without doing anything. Tasks were indeed simple. Over the course of one week, I was messaged to buy some bread and eat it, pet a streetcat, listen to a street musician play some music, and drink at a local bar in the middle of the day. With these tasks I tried hard to keep an eagle eye, tried to see if someone was watching me, but I didn't want to draw suspicion from these strange people involved in this stupid game. I think I get it now, how the game turns out. The game is made to simply bore one out. It's made by letting you do these mundane tasks for yourself, and if you take it for granted for even just a while, that's when the big punishment comes, by money or violence. I don't know if the strange people behind this want this to be a lesson to their targets or something else, but the only way to win is to do whatever they tell you, but you're not informed when it stops. Does this never end? Will the rest of my life be like this? The game was designed to bore people, make them go insane, and it might be easy at first but as the days go on,...
