Hazard

79 to 85.

Duke's Hazard.

Galvin.

Duke's Hazard.

Elvis, the alligator.

Miami

That's creating this sort of bubble around New Zealand of safety.

Um, the other part of the backbone is the HSNO Act, the Hazardous, um, Substances and New Organisms Act 1996, which is what we bring in, um, which Peter gets to spend a lot of time working with.

[laughs]

Um, so that's genetic modification as well as bio control and, and a bunch of other things as well.

I hurried on, cursing myself for my fears, the more baffling because they were so nebulous.

Peril was no stranger to me in that land of feud and violence where century-old hates still smoldered down the generations.

Threat of bullet or knife openly or from ambush had never shaken my nerves before, but I knew now that I was afraid, afraid of something I could not understand or explain.

I sighed with relief when I saw Richard Brent's light gleaming through the pines, but I did not relax my vigilance.

The deep pinelands of the southwest seemed strange and alien enough at any time to the average eastern city dweller, and added to their gloomy mystery and primordial wilderness was this grim phantom out of an unsuspected past like the figment of a nightmare.

I turned squarely about, stood motionless in the black trail, staring back at the pinpoint of light which still winked through the trees.

Peril hovered over the cabin in that tiny clearing, and it was no part of a white man to leave that girl with the protection of none but her half-lunatic uncle and his servant.

Ashley looked like a fighter, but Brent was an unpredictable quantity.

Mm-hmm.

And a lot of it's been factored around the form of Ødegaard, Hazard.

Uh, sorry, Hazard.

Sorry, Havertz.

[chuckles]

Uh, imagine I meant Hazard as well.

Bloody hell.

Uh, Ødegaard and Havertz.