Huang Ji felt sorrow for humanity's fate. There were aliens on the moon, but strictly speaking, they were not citizens of an alien civilization.
That civilization merely kept humanity penned up and had sent a few "Watchdogs" to keep an eye on them.
It made sense. Who raised pigs by standing guard at the pen all day? A few dogs would do.
The aliens' dogs were simply more advanced, with a measure of higher intelligence and technology beyond humanity's.
The wildest part was that America had even signed an agreement with the "Little Greys"...
Huang Ji did not yet know the agreement's terms, but whatever they were, the aliens were making fools of humanity.
Only humans would faithfully honor it. To the actual alien civilization, it carried no diplomatic weight whatsoever.
What good was a contract signed by a temporary worker?
And the Little Greys were not even temporary workers. They were just Watchdogs.
If a police dog pressed its paw print onto a contract, would the police department have any legal obligation to honor it?
Humanity... or at least America, had been thoroughly duped.
At the same time, Huang Ji understood why the Roswell UFO crash incident had happened.
The incident was also why Messiah had been founded. According to sources within Messiah, several Little Greys had died aboard the craft. The American Air Force had taken the craft, the bodies, and one surviving Little Grey to the local Eighth Air Force Base.
The Air Force colonel who inspected the site had reported outright that a flying saucer had crashed.
The news caused an uproar. Then the story abruptly changed: it was a weather balloon...
An autopsy video later circulated too. The video was fake, of course. Messiah's own people had filmed it. They wanted to tell the world