Volcano Ramirez-Ford

Eyes of the Future Volcano Ramirez-Ford

The conception of new technology is a double edged sword. It begins neutral and branches into the positives and negatives of progression. But all it takes is corruption of the soul to tamper with it. Henry Adams is a scrunch in Manhattan with no ambition until one morning. He traverses to Pittsburg under suspicion of a meeting with mysterious men. The yellow card in his shaking hand furthered the questions in his racing mind. Who are these people? Why do they want me? What gave me an incentive to leave that stuffy apartment? He hasn't recovered in four years ever since the accident in Beirut. All he ever wanted was to embrace a world rid of regressive war but instead peace and prosperity through technological advancement. Instead, the conflicting sides of the East and West discourage his fantasy. He only hopes that whatever lies behind that meeting door will contain the answers he needs to heal the wound that crippled his faith in humanity.