
Some said it was that maniac mercenary, Solon Moi, inexplicably alive and out of jail, with clout to spare-seen drinking with the deadly men patrolling the streets, his hand out for crime's pay: a fat job where day after day, he'd court our beaten troops, and with a pen's quick stab, lead them astray in the lines of some new form. Baba earns a fortune in war and peace and every time zone- he's the barnyard cock, treading our hen of a currency, pointing his prick at all the currencies. "Satan in hell," people said, "never hurts for company; dirty money can really entertain. [...]I'm so scared and angry I yell 'No!' and climb pell-mell over our defenses and take a bullet of friendly fire in the butt; another one split my helmet and skullskin. First of all, it's a pain in the rear.