Okay, so we will go to chapter six from the book of John. So welcome once again everyone. We will continue like we have completed chapter five. So chapter six is what we need to look at today. We'd like to request somebody to please pray and then we will go forward. So one first, please lead and pray. Okay, Dave, could you please lead us? Okay, Ma'am. Yeah. Heavenly Father, we thank you that you have given us this wonderful and beautiful day, Lord Jesus. We thank you that you are so wonderful and we thank you that you have been so faithful to us, Lord Jesus, to give us this time and this opportunity to be in this class, Lord Jesus, as we learn from your word, Lord Jesus. I pray that your word must speak to each one of us, Lord Jesus. As we are joining in our classes, Lord God, that they may know any hindrances, but let each one of us learn from your word so that you won't have to learn Lord Jesus and help each one of us to understand completely Lord Jesus so that we can use your word when we need to Lord Jesus. Thank you. Make a spirit be with us, Nancy, and make a spirit be with each one of us for the first part of the year, which is in the class. I pray in the name of Jesus, amen. Amen, thank you, thank you, Dave. Okay, so let's get into today's chapter, chapter six. So here we can see a couple of things so far Jesus has done miracles. We saw in the last chapter, chapter five, how he heals the man at the pool of bed set up and how people, because of their religious spirit, their questions were such that they did not question how marvelous, they did not have questions in all God, but rather they had questions to keep up their traditions and their rituals, so we saw how the religious spirit interfered with their trust in God. Then we went on to see that Jesus encourages them, he tells them, come on, you need to put your faith. Even if you don't believe the words that I'm speaking, put your trust in what you are seeing, okay? And he had just healed a man who was paralyzed for 38 years, but we see the hard heartedness of the people, okay? So that's what we observed. So far, now let's see what Jesus is up to in chapter six. So John is recording all of these incidents in Jesus's life, and if you recall in the episodes of John, we saw how he says that whatever we have seen, whatever we have felt, we have touched, we have observed. So he is writing as an eyewitness for the people to understand that these are the events that took place. This is the manner in which the Lord Jesus lived his life with power, blessing the people, moving about in the supernatural, you know, the power of God. So these are eyewitness accounts, okay? And it's meant to help us put our trust into who the Lord Jesus is as the word of God as the Son of God. So let's continue. So we are here at John chapter six, and here we see that after whatever we have seen in chapter five, Jesus went over to the Sea of Galilee, okay? And over here, a great multitude followed him because they had seen the signs which he had performed on those who were diseased. So that is, you know, what typical thing of the people, they just follow wherever they observe miracles, wherever they observe, you know, the works of God, they follow because each one wants to receive from it. And we had seen the healing in the previous chapter. So the people are following him wherever he's going. So he goes to the Sea of Galilee, people are also following him. And he goes up to the mountain and he sat with his disciples and says, now, what happened is Jesus, even though we don't read that he was ministering to the crowds, teaching them and things like that, it's probable that he was spending time with the crowds. He was, you know, imparting food into their hearts, maybe about the kingdom of God, which was his common theme that he preached at all times. He was speaking to them and imparting into them. And as a leader, okay, someone who is serving the people spiritually, it's only natural for that leader to think of the physical needs of the people. So here we look at Jesus and it says, verse five, he lifted up his eyes and seeing a great multitude coming toward him. He said to Philip, so Jesus is not just concerned about the spiritual fulfillment of the people, but as a human being, he understood the people had been with him long. So they must have been hungry by that point in time. And it is probable that the place where they were, food was not available. And that is why he calls out to Philip and it is likely that it was Philip's area, you know, that region, maybe among all the disciples, Philip was the one who knew things about that particular place. So he asks Philip, where shall we buy bread that these may eat? So Jesus is concerned even about the natural needs of the people.  He's concerned about all things. Otherwise Jesus could have just said, okay, the Lord bless you and keep you go. You don't do your own thing. But in this particular situation, looks like the people have been with Jesus listening to him and his heart was moved with compassion for them. Physical need, which is the need for food. So he tries to figure out whether he and the disciples can provide. So that's why he's asking Philip, okay. Now, as the son of God, we know that he was fully manned, but Jesus had faith. Jesus had, he also moved with the power of the Holy Spirit. So he knew what is possible and what is probable in this kind of a situation. So we see here in verse six, we're told that he was only testing the disciples. Till now, they had seen what Jesus could do. So he was wondering whether they will have the same kind of faith which he is carrying. If they would just, Jattapal say that, oh Jesus, we know that you can provide. It's not a problem if we don't find food around here. But we see that that was not the response which he got from the disciples, especially Philip. So what does Philip say? Like any one of us who are logical and rational people, we will do a calculation and we'll say, okay, how many people are there? Okay, 200 people.  Okay, so let's do the calculation, 18 to 200. Okay, Jesus, this is how much it's gonna cost. So how are we gonna get this money? How are we going to take care of the people? So Philip went into that board as a logical individual. He says, 200 denari, worth of bread is not sufficient for them. Now it's also a fact that Philip was referring to the amount which they had. So there was a limit. So imagine if we have a certain amount of money, we would say, okay, 1600, okay, fine, it's possible. We can feed the people, but what if? There was very little money with us. Then we would look at the money in our hands and say, come on, whatever, I just have 500 rupees. How can I even think of providing for these people? So basically he's just doing his calculation and figuring out that it's not possible. It's not sufficient, the money which they had. So on the disciples, it seems like Andrew, I don't know what they thought of Jesus, but he said, you know what Jesus, there is one boy here who has five barley loaves and two small fish, but what are they among so many? Now we don't understand what Andrew was thinking. So maybe he had to fit that with something little Jesus can multiply and make much more out of it, but Andrew tells Jesus about this meal that a small boy had and those days barley loaves, these are small cakes made out of barley and people who were very poor, they were the ones who would have things like, they would eat barley and it was not considered very sort of rich food, something very, very basic. So this boy had a basic lunch with him. Now Jesus understood that he has found the little which he needs to multiply, okay? And it's like, you know, in this situation, we can judge the disciples and say, how come they didn't have faith? Jesus was with them, they could have believed that their needs would be met, but Philip was calculating Andrew, he sought, he seemed to have faith to tell Jesus, there is a boy with lunch, but then he thinks it's too, Jesus can do something about it, but even that is too little. I wish there was something more that we could offer Jesus to multiply. Jesus, taking all these things into account, he's also a very orderly person. So he tells the people to sit down, okay? On the grass which is available. Now in the way Jesus used to work, you can see, he is very clear, okay, this is how I'm gonna do it. This is how we'll do it in an orderly fashion, make the people sit down. So just the men alone who sat down, they read the diva, 5,000 of them. It's a huge situation, huge, huge, huge. How is the food going to come for them? And you see what Jesus did, he takes those barley loaves, which are a tiny provision at that point, and it says that he gave thanks. And that was Jesus' practice at all times, he gave thanks. So again, he gives thanks with the food that he has, and what does he do? You know, he distributes, he breaks the bread, he distributes that to the disciples who are disciples to give it to the people who are sitting down. So they go ahead and they distribute it off. And what we see is, when the people are filled, in fact excess food, so fragments that remain, they were also collected. So, you know, the work is done in such an organized way. And you see the miracle of God, where the people are provided for, what do we understand when we see that there is remaining fragments? God, as he gave the covenant name of Jehovah Jaira to his people, you know, he is a God who can provide fully. He can provide until we are satisfied. So, when do we leave excess food during our meals? Generally, when we are full. And in this case, the disciples picked up extra fragments. So that shows us that God was able to multiply the food, the miracle of multiplication was possible to the extent that the people were completely satisfied. And 12 baskets, it says, at those days, these baskets, you know, the theologians say, these were huge, these were big baskets. They were not just, you know, some random small baskets in which you collected, but for carrying fish, generally, to store fish. They had huge baskets. And those were probably the kind of baskets which were being used to gather the remaining food. So, Jesus did this as a sign and a wonder. And he met the needs of the people. Now, when people observe this, what did they say? We are told that now they are telling Jesus was voting. Truly the prophet who has come into the world earlier, when he healed the lame man, there were questions. Some believed, but not everyone believed. But in this situation, when people's hunger is satisfied, when their need is met, they are ready to say that this is a prophet. They probably related this to the way the children of Israel were led through the wilderness. You remember, God provided manna from heaven when they were hungry. So, similar to that, they see Jesus as a man, giving them, you know, it's like manna, right? Supernatural. And I don't know if the people realized, people were watching and they just knew that this is supernatural. How is it that this man and his disciples are able to provide food for so many people? Because they knew it was supernatural and they decided that this person, he's not normal. He seems to be somebody like Moses. So, he is a prophet who has come into the world. So, this is a sign that Jesus performed. Now, when the people saw that Jesus is able to do these miracles, they thought that they found a representative whom they can appoint as a leader. And, you know, they probably had grievances against the Roman government at that time. So, they thought, okay, if we have a leader who is strong and somebody who can do signs like this, we can overthrow the government. So, they looked at Jesus and they wanted to force him to become a king. But, you know, it says, scripture says, it was 15, he departed again to the mountain by himself alone, okay? So, you know, earlier we saw how Jesus did not take the praises of the people. So, he did not live for the applause and the appreciation of the people. Instead, he wanted to live for the father and the appreciation of the father because doing the works of the father is what gave him that satisfaction and fulfillment. Now, when the people are excited and they want to make him king, you know, if it was you and me, we would have been very happy that we are getting an opportunity. We are getting a position where, you know, we will be well respected and all of that. But Jesus was not at all impressed by the appreciation that the people were showering on him. Instead, we read here that he departed to the mountain. Okay? So, what does this tell us about Jesus? You know, spending time in popularity and in fame. That should not be the driving force for us as God's people. Jesus's driving force was the presence of the father. So, he chose, you know, popularity was available, opportunity was available. And in the quietness of him and the father, the presence of the father, the words of the father was also available to him. So, Jesus was quite clear. He said, look, I don't, I'm not doing this for popularity. I'm not doing this for position, but I want the father. I want to know the father's heart. So, the reader was 15, that he departed again to the mountain by himself alone. So, why is he departing alone by himself? Any idea? Have you seen Jesus do this earlier? And why is he going alone? Okay, any thoughts? I'm sure you already know. Okay. David says to spend time with the father. Okay, good. What about the others? Okay, are you all there? Class? Just now you are here. Okay, okay. So, why do you think he went alone? It's clear. It's easily, you can understand. Getting that material. Yeah, but still I'm asking, like he could have taken the disciples with him, but why is it that he's going alone? He's spending a time alone with the father to pray. Even we have a gathering prayer also. We need intimate personal relationship with the father that shows the lifestyle of Jesus. Yeah, yeah, true, true Thomas. So, what I want us to see here is the fact that, see, Jesus is doing all these miracles. And he wants to serve God, fulfill his purpose. But he realizes that the source is in the presence of the father. He never compromised on that alone type with the father. Even the disciples, right? He never even took the disciples with him because the private time with God was the empowering time that he needed. And so he never, he kind of doesn't think about it. He just makes that a priority. The crowds don't matter. The disciples don't matter anymore. No other task matters. But he figures out a place where he can be alone with God and he goes and he spends time. Now, this is very, very important. This is very important even for us. And I think it was your batch, I'm not able to recall. But I talked about burnout, isn't it? Was it your batch? But I said that, oh, yeah, correct your batch. Let me study at 13. And we said that the people were ministering unto God and that the Holy Spirit spoke to them. Ministering unto God is the place of power. It's the place of strength. It's the place where we commune with the father closely and Jesus knew the value of that. So just look at this, you know, it's kingdom perspective. If we don't have kingdom perspective, if we don't have spiritual perspective, we will look at the world around us especially because you're all for ministry and you will be serving God in one way or the other. The world, its appreciation, the crowds and the fame, you know, all these things can actually get to us if we are not careful. But in life of Jesus, we realize that he knew the value of ministering to God. And so he's not worried about anything, anyone, he just departs again to the mountain by himself, okay? And that is valuable. And each one of us as ministers of God, we have to make it a priority. I've heard somebody say this, come apart, else you will come apart, okay? I might take a moment for you to get that. I'll put it in the chat here. Okay, so that is an encouragement to spend time with God, moving on. When evening had come. So Jesus went, he did what he needed to do, the main thing, just spending time with God and evening time, he's coming back. So it's not like he's abandoning the disciples, but the disciples probably knew that this is the pattern. Jesus's daily schedule looks like this. Okay, great. Now, evening, the disciples, they went down to the sea. We know that some of them were fishermen, so they were familiar with the sea. They got into a boat and went towards Cape Town. And it was already dark, okay? And at this time, they don't have Jesus in the boat. You know, earlier once when they had a stop, Jesus was very much in the boat. But this time, Jesus is not in the boat, but there is a stop. Apparently the Sea of Galilee was a place where, you know, storms could break out suddenly. So the disciples were familiar with it. And they, I don't know whether they got scared or, you know, they had a calm at that time, but one thing disturbed them. They suddenly saw Jesus walking on the sea and drawing near to the boat. And that made them afraid. You can imagine, it's a stormy time. It's already scary. And then there is somebody approaching you who's walking on the water, but when they were afraid, right? To be the supernatural sort of an event unfold before there, Jesus comforts them and he tells them, it is I do not be afraid that they willingly received him into the boat. Immediately the boat was at the land where they were going. So Jesus got back and he joined them, you know, for the rest of the schedule. But the way he did it, I think at every point, the disciples are understanding that something about this person is, you know, different. He is demonstrating the supernatural power of God at all times. Now, if you and I had the opportunity to see Jesus come on the water, what do you think that would do to us? What would it do to you? How would it affect you? Yeah, it's okay, Kiran. Okay, would your faith rise or not? Means by seeing Jesus walking on the water? Yeah, correct. Right, faith will increase. Of course. So that's what I'm thinking, you know, that being with Jesus and, you know, being with Jesus for like about three, three and a half years and seeing all these things, how is it that the disciples, when he was being crucified, they divide him, you know, and they did not really stack up for the faith. But, you know, I'm just thinking to myself, all these supernatural events reveal to you that, wow, this Jesus, there's something amazing about him. He is also able to, in this case, it's like your own natural laws. You remember, in the Old Testament, we read about the thing where acts start floating, right? Acts start floating, but it's not natural because acts supposed to sink. I can't hear anything. Lag is there. Okay, sorry, but at last my one integral connection failed. So I joined the other one. It should be okay. So yeah, I was just saying that, you know, this miracle overrides natural law and can God's miracles override natural law? They can, but it does not happen every day. So we don't read that, you know, Jesus walked on the water every day and got back to the disciples. So we can't tell God that, God, you know, you, the natural things are there. Like just for example, you know, I jokingly say, every day we have to clean our home, okay? But supernaturally, can we expect that everything will go back in its own place and arrange itself? I don't know, maybe it can happen once. So, you know, if at all God thinks it's necessary, a miracle like that can happen. But otherwise, the normal process is the natural process. So every day we have to clean, every day we have to organize. So in this case, we are observing that Jesus was also able to override natural laws. Now, when people are seeing all these things, their faith must have been rising. What about the outsiders? They also, they're encouraged, you know, to kind of see these miracles, which they have not seen other people do. Especially the miracle of providing food was something that the people were very impressed with. So now, what happens is the people who had experienced the miracle of the breaking of prayer, they started following Jesus, okay? The disciples and Jesus, they had already moved away. Now, these people, they came in search of Jesus and the disciples so that they could be with Jesus. So they come to him and they say, they find him on the other side of the sea and they say, Rabbi, when did you come here? And Jesus, he understands. Why are these people? See, there's always the motivation of the heart, you know, which is very, very important. So Jesus realizes, these people are not here to put their faith and trust in me, but they are the kind of people who only want the benefits of the power of God. So Jesus answers them and he tells them, most assuredly, I say to you, you seek me not because you saw the signs, but because you ate of the loaves and the filth. Okay, how unfortunate. The people, they are not receiving the deeper things, okay, the deeper spiritual things, but just a little bit to satisfy their physical longing is sufficient for them. They're not willing to pay the price to follow Jesus and Jesus tells them, come on, don't live for this world. So he goes about sharing this truth with them. He says, don't labor for the food which perishes. Meaning, this world is temporary. You're following me because of the food? But you know what? It's temporary. The things of this world are temporary. But he says, but you must labor for the food which endures to everlasting life. So he's saying that, you know, there are greater things in the kingdom of God. So look for those things. And then he says, the son of man will give you because God, the father has sent his seal on him. So one more thing we realize here is, first of all, he's directing their attention to spiritual things. And he's saying, you feel that the miracle of breaking the bread is what confirms the son of God as the son of God. But actually, yes, the miracles testify of who he is, but more than that, the father has sent the seal on him. Meaning, the father himself has approved him. And that is the greatest reason why one must put their faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. So not just for the temporary earthly things. Then they ask him, okay, Jesus, fight. You're talking about all these spiritual things. Now you tell us, what shall we do to work the works of God? And Jesus tells them, look, the works of God, right? If you want to really do God's work, what is it that God is calling us to step out with? It's always faith. So God is looking for a life of faith. So Jesus tells them, this is the work of God that you believe, that you believe in him who he sent. So if you want to please God, it starts with faith. And it starts with putting our faith in the son of God himself. So Jesus is inviting the people to put their trust in him as the son of God, because the father himself has sent him. So basically he's saying, be born again. Remember, he spoke to Nicodemus, what did he want? He wanted Nicodemus to be born again. And every other miracle that he did, he wanted people to believe in him. The woman at the well, what was the ultimate result? Put her faith in Jesus and all the people in some area to put their faith in Jesus. So again, he's inviting these people and he's saying, don't live for the miracles, but put your faith in God, that is what is important. Then look at the attitude of the people. You know, it's so rigid. We saw the religious spirit. Now, these people, when he's saying, believe in me, they're asking him, what sign will you perform? Then that we may see it and believe you.  And that is not sufficient. Again, they are asking for another sign. So among the Jews, they had this common way of looking at spiritual things. They used to look for signs, right? They used to look for signs, wonders. So that's exactly how they are responding to Jesus again. And they're saying, okay, show us one more miracle.  In the desert, we know that God provided manna and he did a miracle. Now, basically what they wanted is, their needs should be met. Yesterday, Jesus gave food, today also let him give food, tomorrow let him give food. You know, we are happy with that. So they were in that mode, and they thought that if they questioned Jesus like this, their physical needs would be met. But look at Jesus. He says, still you people have a worldly way of thinking. I'm calling you to think about spiritual things. Don't live for the food of this world. He's telling them there's another world. There's another kingdom, a spiritual kingdom of God. Think about that kingdom that is more important. But again, their question is a natural question. So Jesus says, look, most assuredly, Moses, he did not give you the bread from heaven, but who gave it? My father, okay? He is the one who was able to give you the true bread from heaven. When you're talking about a miracle that took place through Moses. But suppose it was not Moses who gave you that food. Now, the second thing is, why are you running after a food that will perish?  So he said, true bread, true bread from heaven. You know, it's like, suppose you are thirsty and there is a water source close by where you can get fresh, clean drinking water. And I'll give you a glass of water, okay?  I can just show you the source of water and say, this will last for a long time. Why don't you bring from the source itself? So Jesus is drawing them to the spiritual source who is he himself, the son of God, who is the true bread from heaven. So he's introducing himself. And he's saying that this bread is what you actually need for the bread of God is he who comes down from heaven and gives life to the world. So now he's moving the conversation from the natural food to the spiritual food, which is the Lord Jesus. And he says that he is that bread which the people actually need. So, you know, looking at the people, Jesus sees their physical need, but he knows that the greatest need which they have is their spiritual need.  Because I will satisfy you. And then he goes on to describing himself. He says, I am the bread of life. He who comes to me shall never hunger. And he who believes in me shall never thirst. So he's saying that he is that eternal source of satisfaction. He is the eternal source of fulfillment. Okay? He is the eternal source of nourishment. So why look for earthly bread? You depend on me. Then again he calls them to believe. He says that, you know, it's me that you must put your faith in. All that the Father gives me will come to me. And the one who comes to me, I will by no means cast out.  And I will not, you know, leave you out. And also he uses a way of speaking where he says the Father that you come to me through the Father. Okay? For I have come down from heaven not to do my own will but the will of him who sent me.  You can go back and read it. So he's saying that in him there is eternal life and the people can have eternal life. So he's talking about a life which is greater than this normal natural life that the people are living. And he also says that the Father is the one who draws people. Okay? To receive this eternal life. Now by this, we must not confuse and think that, you know, the concept of predestination where it's only God who decides or chooses the people who will have salvation. It's not like that. You know, salvation is open to everyone. Even though scriptures say that, you know, the Father will bring or the Father will draw people to him. It's also the response of the people. The invitation is open to everyone but the people who make the choice are the ones who are able to receive salvation and experience this everlasting life that Jesus is introducing. And through who do we have eternal life? Everlasting life. We have it only through the Son of God and the way he spoke to Nicodemus, you know, he speaks about himself and he is calling the people to come to himself. Then what happens when Jesus is sharing and inviting people to himself? We are told that the Jews complained about him because he said, I am the bread which came down from heaven. See, they are unable to receive spiritual truth. That is the challenge with the Jews. So when Jesus is making such a beautiful offer, they are rejecting it. And they were equating Jesus based on their natural information and they said, this is Jesus. He is just the Son of Joseph. And why is he saying that he has come down from heaven? They were also concerned that Jesus is equating himself with God. Like he's calling God as Father. He, now he's saying he's come down from heaven. He is the bread who has come down from heaven. So these were all things that they could not accept. Moving forward, again, he explains himself more as the bread of life. And he says, was 48, he says, I am the bread of life. This is the bread which comes down from heaven that one may eat of it and not die. So is Jesus threatened? Because the people are not accepting that he is the bread of life? Not at all. He sticks to the truth and he continues to reveal the truth and tells the people, I am the bread of life. So you are thrilled about the food which Moses gave in the wilderness but the people who ate of it, they died. But I am telling you that I have come down from heaven. I am the bread of life.  So he is offering them salvation.  And the Jews did not like it. They did not like the fact that he was inviting them to consume for himself.  And I will raise him up at the last day. So Jesus continues to reveal to them that he is that Passover lamb who has come to fulfill the purpose of the Father.  He's talking about the work which is going to do on the cross shortly. And he's inviting the people to salvation. And those who receive salvation, he reveals to them that there is going to be resurrection. I will raise him up, right? Raise him up, talking about resurrection. So the Lord Jesus is inviting the people to trust him and put their faith in him because he is the eternal source. He is the very bread of life. So when Jesus is turning the hearts of the people from natural aspects to the spiritual aspects, what happens? We expect that people will respond positively but how unfortunate? Verse 60, therefore many of his disciples when they heard this said, this is a hard saying who can understand it? So because they could not receive what Jesus was saying there were people of his own disciples who left him. Okay? And it's nothing new, you know, today we might find similar crowds of people who are not able to receive what God's word is speaking to their hearts and they turn away, but it happened even to Jesus. These people left him and they said, we cannot follow this man. He's asking us to put our faith in things which is very difficult for us. We just want normal, you know? Do miracles, feed us. Tell us something easy to do. We manage with that, but his teachings are hard. So at this point, let's just go for a break. We will come back and cover the remaining things that take place and the teachings that Jesus imparts to the people around him, okay? So 10 minutes from now, it's 9.50. Let's come back at 10 o'clock and we will continue. Thank you.


My name is Joe Conway, I work for a company called Crunchy Data. We specialize in Postgres and enterprises with a particular focus on secure environments. So I'm here to talk about MLS Postgres. What I'm going to do is start out at a kind of 50,000 foot level and hopefully help you understand what MLS is really all about and then dive down into a little bit more detail about the specific components and how the system needs to be set up. And then I'll go through some results, what it actually looks like in practice. So in terms of what is MLS, fortunately that text maybe, can you see that text in the back of the room? So multi-level security, and in particular what I'm talking about here is multi-level security as implemented by SCLINX. There's a notion of sensitivities, which are kind of levels of access. And they're labeled generically as S0 through S15. And you can actually define them for yourself to decide what that should mean to you. Military type context, this might be S0 is unclassified, S4 might be classified, S5 might be secret, S6 might be top secret, something like that. In another context, you could label it whatever you want. The notion is just from high to low. In addition to the sensitivities, you also get these categories, which you don't have to use, but you can use. And the idea of the categories is they further compartmentalize access. So this is how you would implement the notion of need to know. So if I've got a certain level here at S5, but I don't have this compartment C2, this category C2, then that means there's some information in that particular project that I don't have a need to know, even though I have the right level. So what would this maybe look like for a non-military use? If you think of these as access groups, and in this case, I've got management, employees, and external. And now if you go and expand that, these become individual projects at a company. So if I look at just that one square right there, this is both external and it's not associated with a specific project. So that would be something that would be truly public. That's information that you want to share with anyone. Whereas over here, I've got external access, but it's associated with a specific project. And so that might be information that you want to share with a customer or a partner. Now up into this cell here, I've got employee access for a specific project. So that might be the scrum team that's working on that project. And then finally, at this level, the management level in that project, that might be the product owner. So just the highest level, maybe that's financial information about the project that's not shared with everyone, something along those lines. From a practical use, the way this looks is, you might have a client that has access to all three levels. And you've got Postgres running with access to all three levels, data at all three levels. You have to, in some way, shape or form decide what level you want to connect at. And then use an appropriate network connection to make that. Because you want the data that's going over the wire to be constrained to the level that your network is supporting. So that can be done in at least a couple of ways that we've done. One of them, as I've written here as IPsec, you can actually tell IPsec that you wanna connect with a certain SCLinux range. And the packets all get labeled with that range. And so when the connection is made, that security level gets carried over through IPsec. The other way you can do it is you can have just multiple interfaces on your Postgres server, and you can set up something called NetLabel. NetLabel will take an unconfined, meaning a connection that doesn't have otherwise SCLinux labels on it. And based on the interface that you've connected to, it'll label it for you. So you can decide that if you want to constrain a particular subnet, 192.168.4.x is always gonna be my lowest level network. And 5.x might be my classified level. 6.x might be my secret level. So I confine the packets on the network to a particular level. But IPsec is a much more flexible way to do that. And then finally, once you make the actual connection from the client using Pseql or something else to Postgres, now the context within Postgres is gonna be restricted to that same level. So I know this might not all make complete sense to you right now. But I'm hoping that the picture is combined with what I'm gonna go through next. It'll start to come together for you. Now why not, what's the business case for this? Certainly in a government or a military kind of context, there is, they will literally have multiple sets of hardware sitting on the desk. So if you want to access data at a certain level, you have to sit down at this system. And if you want to access it at another level, you have to sit down at this system. So there's a great deal of desire to be able to do this sort of thing in the database in order to eliminate redundant hardware. Redundant hardware on the client, redundant hardware on the server side. But even if you're just separating out your data for this security-wise for your business, there's still a lot of problems in terms of redundancy in terms of duplicating of data that you want shared everywhere. In terms of being able to do reporting across all of the levels in a secure way. And in addition, again, I'll get to this in a few slides. But the difference between what we're doing here and kind of normal database security is that this is something called mandatory access control. It's controlled by the system and by policies on the system. And not by the person who's creating the object or creating the data. Which is a little different than in a normal database system where you have discretionary access control. Basically whoever creates the table decides who can see the table, for instance. And you could do this filtering through your application, but this way the database is providing the integrity for you, which is what we like to use databases for. And this whole system relies on something called RLS, which is nice, it's fairly transparent. And with some testing, I'll show you later that it performs really well. Any questions about all that before I move forward? Okay, so now talk about the major components of the solution. First one is row level security. It's a brand new feature in 9.5 that just came out. It's enabled on a per table basis. So you don't have to have every table using RLS. You can choose which tables you want. It's enforced with a policy. So on tables that have RLS, you're going to define a policy, one or more policies. And in those policies, you're going to use what's called a using expression or a with check expression. And basically the way that breaks down is the using expression is looking at the old row and deciding whether or not you get to see it. It's a filter. And the with check expression is looking at the new row and deciding whether or not you can actually commit that new row. And if you can't, it'll throw an error. So in terms of this is an example of row level security. It's not MLS specific, but I wanted to start you off with something that was just pure RLS so you can understand how it works. So anyway, how many people in the room have played with RLS at all? A few, okay. So in this case, I'm creating a user called Bob. A user called Alice, create this table that's got three fields in it. Importantly, the third one is called app user. I'm going to insert some dummy data into the table with the first row in the app user column, I'm labeling it Bob. And in the second row, I'm labeling it Alice. And then I'm going to alter the table to enable row level security. And I'm going to create a policy that says using app user equals current user. And now I have to grant select on that table to public. So now when I go to use this table, if I'm still super user, I'm actually going to see both rows because RLS doesn't apply to super user. But when I set myself up, basically log in as Bob, you notice Bob only sees Bob's row. And if you log in as Alice, Alice only sees Alice's row. So that's in a nutshell what RLS will do for you. Fairly simplified, we'll see more examples later of this in terms of how it works with MLS. Any questions on that? RLS is row specific. The MLS solution that we have here actually can be done by column. What we've not implemented is what's known as cell level, which would be where you'd have a different, potentially in the same column different levels in each row. So you can either label it by column or you can label it by row. But in the context of a database, I'm not sure it makes a lot of sense to try and do cell level. But that has been something that's been discussed. If you wanted to do your filtering using app user, then that column would need to be there. But I'll show you how the way we're doing MLS is what we're calling a security label column. So we're going to use the same functionality in a very similar way to implement MLS at a row level. And the reason that it works that way was kind of a design decision when RLS was first put into Postgres. There were discussions about how to best do RLS. And the decision was that doing it this way is the most flexible way and therefore can handle the most use cases. So there are some downsides to that in that this column is visible to basically to look at. And so it may not feel as good as maybe something that was hidden, but there are ways that you can deal with that too. Well, yeah, for this specific, right. If you want to be able to filter your rows based on who's logged in right now, then you need something in the row that can be compared to the current logged in user in order to do the filtering. It can be any expression that returns Boolean, true false. Okay, so now I'm gonna talk a little bit about SCLinux. How many people here are familiar with SCLinux? Oh, good number, that's good. How many people here would say that they really truly understand SCLinux? No, I'm not sure I would. I guess it depends on where you draw that bar, but so as I mentioned earlier, SCLinux is a mandatory access control system which in contrast to a discretionary access control.  Or if you create a table, if you're allowed to create a table on Postgres, you can grant access to that table to whoever you want. That's discretionary access control. Manitory access control means that the system itself has policies in place that are enforcing certain rules. So it's not up to the user to decide who gets to access the data. That's kind of the key difference. It's enforced in the kernel, SCLinuxes. And it's managed via these policies and when you install Red Hat 7 these days, it comes with SCLinux by default on in what's called targeted policy, targeted mode. Targeted is sort of a stripped down version of SCLinux where only certain things are controlled and everything else is still wide open. And I think they did that because SCLinux is hard to get right and in order to get people to actually use it, this was the best way. It also comes with this MLS policy which is what we're gonna use here. MLS policy is what is going to enable us to do this level and category filtering. And in our case, we also had to do some customized policy modules. Oh, one thing I'll point out to you on the slides here and the slides will be available later. I put a link on the slide, see if I've got a connection, maybe I don't. I didn't set, oh yeah, it did, it's just slow. So there's a guy at Red Hat who is kind of like the SCLinux guru and he produced this SCLinux coloring book to kind of explain SCLinux in the most basic terms. And it's actually pretty useful if you go through it. It will help you understand how SCLinux works and what it does. So I would encourage you to go look at that. MLS itself is based on something called a Bell Lepagella module. And there's like research papers written on this stuff. So I'm not gonna try and go into the details, but if you boil it all down what it really comes down to is you should be able to read at your level and below and you should be able to write at your level and up. But because there's some kind of strange things you can get into with write up, SCLinux or Red Hat at some point at least decided that they were gonna modify this model slightly and basically say that whatever you write is gonna be equal to the level that you're logged in at. So if you're logged in to SCLinux at level S6, then data that you create by default is gonna be at level S6. But if you wanna read something that's labeled S0 you'll be able to read it. Everything about how things are enforced in SCLinux comes down to these security contexts. So this is what a security context actually looks like. It's got a role component or a user component or role component, a domain component. And then the sensitivity and category that we've already been talking about. And you can think of these two things as the level, the security level. And these three things combined are more along the lines of a role-based access control. They define things that you can and can't do in the system. So some examples of what that might look like. You'd have a DB user, a DB client R, a DB client T and level S0. That's something we'll see later on in the examples. And you might have an object on the system like a row and a table or a table itself that's labeled like this. System U, object R, SCPG SQL table T. And then you can see this, this defines a range of sensitivities and this defines a range of categories. So basically this here is saying that this table would be able to contain data at any level. In terms of these levels, S0 through S15, it's a range. You can alias these things so you can say that S0 equals green and S4 equals yellow and S5 equals orange, if that's what you wanna call them. And hierarchical dominance is defined. This is what I'm saying before about if you're logged in with an S6 level, you should be able to look at data that's at S0. So the level that you're at dominates the object. But these categories which are also, this represents a group instead of a dash, it's a dot, you can also alias those things but these things are not hierarchical. Just because I have C1023, it doesn't mean I can see stuff that's labeled with C1. I have to actually have C1 to view C1. In SE Linux, security access decision, this is when the kernel is gonna decide does a particular subject context. So in our case, it's gonna be the Postgres user and with a particular object or target context and so in this case, we're talking about a table row or maybe a table, maybe a column but for the most part for this presentation we're talking about table rows. And there's some kind of a permission, something I'm trying to do to that object. So I'm trying to select it, I'm trying to delete it, I'm trying to update it, whatever. It combines those three things to decide whether or not that subject with that object and that action is allowed to occur. So type enforcement will say, are you allowed to, this is where that user role and domain come in. Is this subject even allowed to do this type of access to this type of object? That's the first decision that's gotta be made. If you're not even allowed to select from this table based on a role-based access control you'll be blocked right there. Assuming you pass that then where MLS is concerned then we'll come into looking at the sensitivity in the category. So if I've got S5 then I should be able to see something that's labeled as S3 but if I've got S5, C1 to C5 that does not include S3, C42. So in that case I would not get to see that. So the third component of this solution is something called SCPG SQL. It's an extension and contrib in Postgres. It's been there I think since Postgres 9.1. And the basic idea here is that Postgres is modified at the time that SCPG SQL is developed to support something called security label command. So it's a way that I can specifically say that this object in the database has some label. As far as Postgres is concerned that's really about all there is to it. Postgres doesn't do anything with that label by itself. It's just providing a place to store it. It depends on a label provider that actually uses the label and SCPG SQL is the label provider. So in this case we're gonna use that label to label the object with an SC Linux object context and use SC Linux to make these decisions about access. Now what's there in stock Postgres wasn't quite suitable for our needs so we had to modify it. At this point in time these modifications are still not open sourced but our full intent is to either push this stuff back into the community SCPG SQL maybe in 9.7 or whatever the community wants to accept out of it and to the extent that some of it doesn't get accepted we will open source our own version of SCPG SQL on GitHub or something like that. But what we've done is we've taken care of a mapping of the database user to an SC Linux user so that when I log in to the database as Joe I can say that Joe actually maps to some SC Linux user on the system. We're also taking care of us context transition based on the user and the network. So that means that based on who the user is mapped to and I'll show you an example of this in a few slides and based on the network that the user logged in on as I talked about earlier I'm gonna decide what the label, what the context of that current connection is gonna be. And then the two main functions that we've added are this check row label and create row label. And so these are going to be used in these RLS policies to create a label for a row that we're inserting or changing and to verify or filter what rows we can see based on who we are. In terms of security label support, Postgres right out of the box supports labeling of all these objects and as I just said we're kind of customizing SCPG SQL to add support for labeling of rows. This check row label takes two arguments, one of them is optional. The first argument is supposed to be the row security label. The subject context is gonna be based on the client so it's the SC Linux user combined with the network. And then R2 if it's there is gonna be a permission type so it's defaults to select but you can specify that I want to check to see whether this user for this row can do insert, update, delete and there's also relabel permissions as well. And then SC Linux is making the decision. Returning the Boolean from this which is used in that using expression in the policy for RLS.


OH MY GOD THE RAPIDGES OHHHHH DAMN IT Hello everyone and welcome straight back to Horizon Zero Dawn 2 where we're going to leave the cauldron now and hopefully nothing goes wrong so I think this is the way we get out I've also given myself skill points to get towards the next archer perk so I'm just gonna go all in on archer I'm at the swipe look at that we can see everything how pretty alright let's keep going oh look they've got an elevator in the middle that'd be nice if we could use that but no we've got to go up 10 oh okay no wow it's like a scan facility turn it on, brainwasher that's our way out error, be locked down, stay out what's going on? at least the emergency lights work what just happened? Minerva's definitely here and I think it's trying to keep us out else go ahead see if there's a way to get us in oh okay I'm sure we shouldn't come with you well yeah Minerva could be dangerous let me make sure it's safe okay we'll be right here if you need us just done a very good job of closing the door to G oh god okay well I guess we drop ledge do I want to go down? I feel like I should I mean I want to go up right? like that's a logical thing to go up I mean I could keep going down but there's no point down there is nothing so well I guess we'll just go up I think um I guess we'll crawl over and then circle it yeah like a boss so yeah we're going to keep these horizon zero door videos coming yep how can I hear them? I'm in the employment thing I need to find where Minerva's hiding I should look for a way to access the facility just ignore them chatting it's fine yeah the editing there won't be like too much in this just because I need to get this out as well as do other things yes I am nope you're not getting rid of me that easily Minerva don't make me pry open the door all those cables in the center for oh what is this it looks like those cables connect to something above seems promising I can find a way up there okay okay so we need to get up oh god I love that look look look look oh oh that's where I came in alright okay well I guess we go this way there's a loot in here apparently I might be able to pull that open four berries four berries in an ancient thing that's wonderful alright here we go which way ooh I can't can I not do the thing I can't do the thing here so I guess we're to oh ooh there's a chest though sweet can we go up no we can't okay so there's nothing here brilliant there must be something else ah ah so I did a did something that was you know a little bit of a sidey thing very unlike me oh I can dance it's got them moves it's got to keep this the bitcoin cool oh gleam stuff take it yes I like gleam don't know what I still don't know what it does but uh hey oh let's keep on moving ooh even no where I'm going can I pry it open I can't pry it open oh this will be something for the future that I've got a back track yeah 100% see what else I can find what was it like the armor the armor in the other one was like nah you have to go back and find it now so we want to climb up I want to hold the collectibles ooh I guess I'll just leave them in there to die I need to find a way back into the facility usually I can look for a way and higher up the mountain oh look it's like that log you could do something with that log you know logs are very good uh why am I going up here if I can get my nerve to cooperate I can merge it with Gaia finally bring her back we can start fixing the blight the storms maybe she can help me figure out who those strangers in the proving lab were oh wait was there a thing over there I don't know I'm just trying to like figure out how to get back in I think this seems to be the way for climbies there do I need to scale around yes I did I think I did I was like that's the thing they've tried to make the rocks less obvious for where to go which is great and all but yeah look at it want me to like jump over there what about that made it look like I could go there I'm so confused when it comes to this so confused um like so you want to go back that way okay I really don't understand why she wants to do this oh almost almost it's like Skyrim I just jump enough I can get there Cracky water I'm gonna go down here says there's a lot of stuff to climb golden blue see that makes more sense I guess if I scan it oh maybe I should just scan I'm an idiot okay there you go so I can climb up here and climb from this where does that take me from there like even there's a little bit there that's about it though okay oh wow oh my god wow you want to go higher you want to go higher look Aloy just tell me where you want to go okay just tell me tell me because this was definitely not what I was expecting you want to go over there how wild you go over there fair enough I mean good look at all this look I'm gonna pale bloom I need all this all this rare stuff right okay so now I'm here go whoo-hoo yes speedrun speedrun strats oh there's some more bloom no no get the bloom yes need some verdant bloom alright so those rocks look loose I think I can clear them alright alright we'll do this then oh we could just pry open nevermind that'll work yeah sure oh god I really make a mountain of a mole hill from this don't I oh oh this looks cool are we gonna be confronted after you oh it's like some of Abe's Abe's Oddworld when all the Gluckens are looking in the in the middle okay let's add the kernel bye bye bye now need the console yeah I didn't use to be like this do you remember it anything you were part of something bigger once something good I thought we put that in and it got nicked she can live again but only if you give her the chance I can't reboot her without you I think you'll disappear into her become part of her like you used to be misery this is yes misery oh it's that thank you thank you oh right okay I was about to put it in and it went no are we gonna see what Minerva looks like alpha prime ooh so they're giving all of them their own personalities to initiate heuristic matrix yes whatever that means we got one of the mcguffins just part though it's played the first game so it is a lore we have much to discuss but initialization of my heuristic matrix will not be complete for several minutes more in the meantime I suggest you familiarize yourself with this facility it is our best option for a base of operations and you can make use of its equipment to improve your ability to override machines yeah that sounds good shall I grant access to your companions yeah they will be here shortly yes okay but don't overwhelm them okay they don't have a lot of experience with things like well no fake this time this time she's real borrell well she's a backup she's not the real one this is gaya hello hi hi gaya still waking up I will highlight the location of the lab on your focus thank you okay let's have a look around it good so what was this place a regional control center where zero dawn progeny would have overseen terraforming operations in the area what's this button do button does nothing okay so uh I guess I can't talk to you you want me to explore it oh what's this this clubs console access point for dome imaging system I can't do anything with it right no okay you don't talk as well I don't know about you but there's do I just oh okay you want me to go alright okay you should have just said you want me out that's fine fine I don't care what's all this this was intended as the main gathering space for control center operatives you could fit a good number of people in here or maybe just a few to start with you two go ahead I'm going to poke around a bit she's she's overwhelmed overwhelmed those modules were deleted when the Apollo database was destroyed that's too bad okay this is interesting because I mean we never got to see what this place look like it was always destroyed bathrooms bathrooms right showers oh always this one space for keeps this would have been reminds me of the bed house aspirin set to sleep in the night before the proven okay toilet toilet does it work so we got that was like the bathroom area okay why doesn't this door have power okay it looks like an office so clever I guess it's nice to have a space to call your own this game just excels it's like ah yeah just take your time enjoy it look around I'm assuming that means exit so we'll not go there this place was here all this time built for people who would never show up remember that guy I told you about Ted Ferro he sabotaged things there wasn't supposed to be this way let's open this door oh this is the server room what's all this stuff for Bitcoin this is where it would have been stored looks like some kind of storage room correct oh heck yeah is that all that's all people put in here was just a couple of watches and bracelets and bangles no wonder this place went down the pooper they were using it wrong oh oh the door I was I was looking at I guess I'll wait here yes you will because there was there was one that was closed right maybe it's open now nope still not open damn it oh enter code I don't know the code oh my god it's a long one as well okay never mind but at least we can now get into it be like an end game thing like Thanos hello did we keep looking around uh I don't I think I've seen everything I got the feeling yeah I think the games won't be too much it's where I first got into the facility it is but now where do we go have we seen everything oh we got a waypoint aha I haven't been here so this was supposed to be the lab that was its intended purpose some of the machine data you recovered from the repair bay below us appears to be corrupted accessing the terminal in this room will show you how to repair and complete the override ooh okay so this is something we've got to do right so plough an abandoned job craft override ah so this is where I come to actually be able to override stuff but I'll need plough horn bits in order to do it so instead of just like completing a cauldron like it used to be now I need to actually go out and find that nah ooh yes let us discuss I'll leave you to it oh well I mean he's shy I think he's a bit shy it's only been two seconds ooh subordinate functions and the strangers um I mean I get to ask both right I assume I kind of want to know who these strangers are but then if I don't know support nah I'll ask both of Elizabeth so back with them yes this was recorded by your focus ooh it was do you know who they are the answer to that question is related to the extinction signal that woke Hades prompting my predecessor self-destruction the extinction signal okay that sounds ominous the signal did not come from earth oh it's the other space station thing it must have actually been a success oh okay and that signal was sent ahh ahh interesting ooh that's okay so but why would I guess it's still a question like why would they want us dead like why and why are they here haha thankfully the sensory capabilities of this facility are far more advanced I will search for the others now transmitting query pattern right we're gonna have to go all over the world could you imagine no they're all here oh I can find no trace they are simply gone oh what about the others demeter and Poseidon are revealed oh they're all right next to us that's good interesting, they say Hephaestus yeah that's for sure it's not pinned down to a single location ahh I thought so let me guess we need a bed so we start there right okay the whole world three left and the right here R2 hold on to oh okay that's fine ooh the cartridge your root kernel was stored on yes its capacity is limited so it can only carry one subordinate function at a time but in all other respects it will suffice gotta catch them all haha right okay questions about subordinate functions questions about the zeniths yeah oh good god what was the plan the sole purpose of the signal was to destroy life on earth right why would descendants of far zenith want to do that at this point we can only speculate I mean earth pose no threat to them we don't have the technology to get in their way we didn't even know about them true unless could it be that they want the planet for themselves the strangers I ran into they were after a Gaia backup of their own I mean if they did that if they booted their own Gaia and boosted her power until she could take control of a Festus and then the whole terraforming system then yes the system could be used to do with the extinction signal fail to accomplish stuff out life and then potentially to build an entirely new biosphere that doesn't sound logical so they could be trying to do the same thing we are but with opposite results extinction instead of salvation why would they do that though well this is not good they wouldn't do that why would they do that that's stupid why they wouldn't do that yeah how the descendants get here you said Sirius is really far from earth 81 trillion kilometers or 8.611 light years right so how would the descendants have gotten here on a spacecraft much like the Odyssey though significantly more advanced the journey from earth to Sirius would have taken the Odyssey almost 300 years this appears to have been much faster if their ship departed Sirius at the same moment the extinction signal first began transmitting the journey was made in just 29 years at an average of 0.297 the speed of light if they did not set out for earth until they learned of the extinction signals failure the journey was even faster a mere 13 years or 0.662 the speed of light okay enough super advanced you're making my head spin but how why would they even bother with like coming here for a guy if they could really do that it's part of the clone descendants I ran into at the Hades Proving Lab they had a clone of Elizabeth Sobek so that's consistent with the idea that they came here to salvage zero-dawn technologies, right? yes as your own experience demonstrates the clone of Elizabeth Sobek functions in effect as a key to the terraforming system you need to kill her but how could they have made a clone the Odyssey carried approximately 200,000 human zygotes millions of animal zygotes billions of plant seeds it is conceivable that Elizabeth Sobek's genetic material was sampled with or without her knowledge and carried aboard the ship in storage that's okay but I mean this clone how could she participate in this destroying Elizabeth's dream she doesn't know does she it is difficult to know perhaps she is loyal to the group and shares their objectives or perhaps she is a subordinate and has no choice but to comply with their orders Elizabeth Sobek, a subordinate I don't think so we're going to like Resident Evil area where we have 20,000 Elizabeth Sobek clones this is the only time I actually want to ask these questions but I don't really care about the others though if I'm gonna be honest so I won't ask anymore of those I'm assuming you could just come back here and ask these questions all the time the missing subordinate functions let's hear about that, why are they gone Fox it a new generation of human beings Apollo was tasked with preserving organizing and disseminating vast archives of human knowledge and cultural achievements Apollo was always gone though all archived Apollo data was purged on the 2nd of February 2066 by order of Ted Farrow knew that I really hate that guy understandable he appears to have been pathologically narcissistic impulsive and unstable all three of the missing functions have already served their purpose or were prevented from doing so do you still need them if attainable yes restoring their remaining elements would increase my heuristic processing density unfortunately I have no way to track them they have disappeared without a trace hmm other guys have them right that's how we'll get them if we do need them ok that's fine the biosphere anything what about this red stuff as a result errors have accrued and day by day the biosphere has gradually veered ever more sharply towards destruction sweet disturbances in the biosphere have become obvious but these bell weather phenomena offer just the merest glimpse of the complex and accelerating cycles of environmental dysfunction now driving Earth's biosphere towards collapse just a glitch just no water oh that sounds good then hmm right, Hephaestus needs to make new robots to do that gotcha right that's why we need Hephaestus ok oh that was a lot to take in the ability to produce as many machines as needed to defeat the far zenith threat an army of machines sounds like a plan so the three procurable sub functions what can you tell me about their locations when my predecessor saw the subordinate functions saw physical processors capable of holding them so in each case you will be looking for a powerful computer of some kind ether is the closest and therefore might be the easiest to acquire however it appears to be in the middle of tenac territory my knowledge of that tribe is limited to data i read on your focus but they seem to have a significant inclination towards violence well that's a nice way to put it what about Poseidon and Demeter has taken shelter in the desert south of this location my substratal geography data indicates that a major old world settlement called Las Vegas was located there a run in the middle of the desert huh strange place for an ai devoted to water agreed it likes the fountains it appears to be located on the coast to the west unfortunately i am unable to provide any relevant data about the region as such it may be the most difficult to retrieve okay so three subordinate functions to go after ether somewhere into north territory in Las Vegas where will you begin oh do i gotta choose oh i actually gotta choose right well i'm only like level 13 so let's go for Demeter i think i'll head for ether then i will assign ether as the objective on your focus i mean i can do it with a controller but alright if you obtain it i may be able to use it to quell the most severe storms in the region though i will require Hephaestus and the control over machines that it offers to permanently stabilize the biosphere should you change your mind you can update your objective via your focus interface at any time i will also transmit a summary available data on all of the subordinate functions to you for reference is there anything else i can help you with i know you have a great deal to accomplish i do don't i what was she like um i don't know it's just that elizabeth set the bar pretty high she had a dream for you for life on earth and a lot has gone wrong and it's all on my shoulders to fix it do you think i can do it all repair of the system defeat farziness live up to her example absolutely in her last message we persisted to clear your unwavering conviction in your success in you all things are possible you prevailed in purging hades and rebooting my system core you will prevail in this chosen one well i uh i guess i should get going i have unlocked the facilities exits one leads onward to the west the other leads back down the mountain to plain song should you wish to return east ball gonna have to get used to that that's you elui i'm in your head guys open the exits to this place and meet me by the west door zone oh dear 18 plus now okay wow after that exposition dump we are back into the game but my god it was needed ah plain songs fine man leave the hippies by themselves it's all good then go eat their kale and do singing more forbidden she's taking off her headdress i'm gonna go back east to get erin bring him here look allies friends can help we have a place to stay now and like you said gaya can teach us catch us up it'll be okay she can do more exposition dumps on you wait what's she giving away one for backup oh okay are you going with him no after what happened in the cave below i wanna stay here a while there is much i need to understand maybe by the time you get back i'll have a thing or two i can teach you looking forward to it alright alright get a room god will you be back i'm not sure but hopefully i'll have one of gaya's missing components with me be careful out there even in plain song we heard how the tenak clan lands are suffering from storms machines and now regala don't worry about me i'll be fine good hunting aloi bye bye friends it's like a movie literally somewhere out there is three of gaya's sub functions whoop oh i can play sweet the sea of sands okay so let's have a look let's look at my skills so i just got two can i get this one still more damage with heavy weapons probably should just do everything though then again that's less fun this is way better oh we got a dude here oh you buy you buy berries no i don't want to grab your stuff can i grab stuff or can i talk to you not right now the gauntlet run oh oh it'll be one of those like where you have to kill all these things oh there's a glowstone down there though oh i want it i want it come to me precious and glowstone here i can piggies ignore me i just want the glowy see you later pig woo oh god oh god i'm out of here completely i like this though it allows you to interact with the environment a little bit more interestingly oh yes look at this i can climb i can glide i can fight oh this is ethers coordinates however there is also a toll neck nearby there's no toll neck here do i can i oh yeah i can pretty much just go to all the toll necks so is that a cauldron unknown cauldron well first off before we do anything let's get that toll neck there's 900 away my god well let's get going hahaha but we'll be able to heal all of it once guy is strong enough to capture a festus right oh my god wow it's like yep by the way here's everything you need for uh you know anything in the game really right do i have my horse i don't really die yes sweet did i always have access to this and i never needed to tame another one i feel like that's probably the case alright just keep an eye on it in case there's any scrap or anything of interest i don't think we need much i will take a cactus though i don't know what that does crunchy spike stalks well that's a different name for it i suppose oh more glowies over there that's fine we'll just keep on riding we've got a fair way to go watch my step oh discovered campfire oh god there's a lot of uh climbables hahaha i don't sound like rebels oh i can find out where they're headed i can probably use my focus to follow the tracks those riders left behind nahhh now we got a tool make the climb do that later oh wow that's pretty bad here jeez piggies it's fine ignore me this is interesting it's all dusty oh god do i want to be capped wow look what are those is it say uhhhh they're not tall necks or the things they can't be they're not birds they look like crocodiles uhhhh let me just grab that i want to know what those are Apex spikes now ooh weak against whatever that is but it's also level 24 so i think i want to be careful about that i might die especially if they all come to attack me so let's go for this tool neck shall we oh my god there it is i was gonna say it might be better for me just to use my glider but it's actually not too high charge come on oh fine fine i guess i'll glide for a little bit those are not happy have they seen me oh they're like lancer horns i think wait are they attacking each other oh they're being attacked ohhhh oh there's riders on them what is he's tenac i can't seem to get a focus on it haha get it oh they're just rebels ooh do i want to attack these guys i mean they are getting like resources for me and i could steal their resources my land the tool neck is just over there so i feel like i i feel like there's nothing wasting if i just if i just join this fight or do you think it's just one of these things where they just don't die it might be oh my god what is that there is something over there that looks very deadly oh no they are they are yeah things are losing help here that's fine i'll take that yes get a quick sneaky little uh take that ooh is this a rebel oh it is a rebel cheers i'll take that thank you let's ping off another blaze oh never mind i hit him right in the head are you coming for me now there you go that's you dead and i got the other one hold on oh come on it just got completely taken oh i got level 14 sweet how are you doing are you alright for hell oh it's you it's you again nope come on get the blaze there we go more salvage more levels i need to be level 17 for this mission so i kind of do i didn't want to do that hi wait have they killed any lancer oh god oh god oh the robots it's running away that's fine i'll just shoot in your head there we go oh god lancer no lances i'm not with them i know i look humanoid and similar to them but i swear to god i'm not with them let me just collect all the good juicy loot yes more stuff oh yes some there and then another dead one there oh god he's coming in to attack me run is there anything else anything else is dead no all good i didn't they killed a single lancer right what are these over here though oh my god their ravages damn it it just stand on a burrower so it just keeps going around i mean there's that that tower over there but that's way too far what are the chances that i can just take on one without the other one noticing what do you think oh it's time to die oh my god it's time to die if i can get its gun off oh oh well that'll do yeah and again oh god and shot at yeah i did not mean to do that i meant to do this one yep there we go maybe i can take on ravages i don't have a very good weapon though that's the problem oh my god point detach already oh my god oh my god all the shots this is taking finally good lord the eight shots right good news is that i scared it away and now i have its gun because i think i was out of the aggro range so that's really good and now now i have its gun yes now it should be afraid to crouch with it but i do want to shoot it oh look a pig oh god oh jesus christ run run run run run run run run run run right i kind of want the other one oh it was a borough coming over stay out of this you there's got nothing to do with you and i'm terrible at shooting you as well why is that oh my god right so one's almost dead which is brilliant and you've still got your gun on you come on i can take your gun off easy oh jesus christ oh no can i make a potion oh wild berries and meat right okay my medical berries right let's swing this there we go oh he's gone where'd he go i think he's still dropped his i've still got his ravager cannon somewhere around here yeah there it is right i've still got four shots with this yep there you go right okay the other one's coming over time to hide oh god hide right okay here we go here we go let's see if this makes any difference to take it on there you know oh god i'm really close to it though this is not a good place to be oh hello oh god no not good i need your gun i know there's another one i need to be careful of it let me get you good where's the other one alright you can't shoot at me you can though oh god the other one can claw at me my ravager i don't whoa what was that that it just did oh god oh god oh good lord right haha can't get me up here is that only oh god maybe you can where you going oh they're trying to think about it oh didn't even mean to go for that come on oh my god i got no ammo it's gonna it's gonna fire it's gonna fire oh there it is got your gun haha right now i should be able to kill you really easy maybe i should have waited till i was a better level to do this but this is fun this is a challenge look at them both in the distance being cowardice come on i got 45 shots for you ah the little peasants are coming that's one dead did they both i think they both died okay so we still got this one oh he's down okay i want to save it for the that guy though yeah this one i guess i could just load into him he's almost dead oh god oh god oh god uh critical hit yep yep yep oh it's dead yes i killed one i'm happy with that i'm happy i gotta kill oh however this thing i do not no how are we gonna kill it i don't know how i survived that either i need to take on it's like things oh god oh god i could still do like electric spark breath oh oh my god don't you dare oh this is good this is good it's kind of lost it right you just die i don't know where you are is that you right you're dead good right i need to hit his back oh come on yeah i got the component oh knocked him clean over there oh this is so tough oh there's gonna be loads of scrap yes wire wire is good i'll take that too where'd the other one go why they always run so far away what it what what it what are you oh it's a bearded dragon oh what lizard oh bless it no get out the way oh Jesus god get out the way okay we need to hit it back yeah that thing yep yep yep that's not so good though not when it starts doing this we need to yep that's another good shot oh god yeah don't like that one though oh okay yep yep you predicted that wrong another shot that's one god oh Jesus guys whoo right come on it's almost gone oh it almost predicted me right yes oh my god guys we did it oh my god we took out two rapages whoo oh that was intense once we get stood on by a tall neck now right so we've got all of this now it's all the loot I don't think there's anything else oh well get some more yeah get some more of that oh a piggy you could do with meat or you could give me meat oh is it oh it's a taper oh ho ho I love the little diverse like cast of characters they've added to the animals is it a taper a peckery I don't even know what a peckery is it's got a pecker though oh my god this game this game's so good I love it even just taking on those you know it's like oh well take off that gun then I can use that gun against them and even then I have the perk that allows me to do extra damage when using their heavy weapons but sorry mr. turkey or goose or whatever you are oh no oh you're gonna have to well I'm not sorry because you're gonna get away with it can I even kill you yes I can sweet are you good you can eat everything in this game vulture right so we've still got the t-rex but how am I supposed to get up there oh look a vulture again yum yum right so we can't get the tall neck can we call over my mount I got it so far away come on come on just get down the cliff I think I'm just gonna have to go so far away that he ends up despawning sweet right just get some more berries there we go fully stocked up on berries right so now I can actually just progress and get to the place I need to go so did I just run over something something popped here we go look at this this is cool it's like not everything's orange anymore oh wow look at this oh yeah see if I was American I might know what that is that's the library oh we're down jet alright so we oh we are here wow we got here quick didn't we sweet alright now will I be allowed in is the question we only grows in strength regulus forces may seem strong now but her machines took out my entire squad remember the visions the old ones didn't choose their fight but still they stood firm they didn't fault her neither will we where the old ones are all dead you've come to us you know who I am oh the warrior with hair like wildfire who defeated regalus champion at baron life ooh a different title you are known to us I am deca chaplain of the lowland clan you've come to speak with chief akaro not quite there's there's something I need here anything you need the chief will provide come just like that just be like yep is it a museum wait so they can see that okay let's go that's right because they had to conscript everybody to basically attack the the corrupted robots and it was just like a slaughter and they knew going into it I mean it says I can activate let's see if that does anything better yeah I think I'm gonna leave that yeah I'm not interested oh oi so that's why you're all combatty because you've taken after the friggin military so many of them is there any actual stuff here it wants me to go this way you want me to activate this one flip you just want me to click them all is this what we do I'm sheer rock braving blinding snow they stopped at nothing to protect their own you make them sound invincible they weren't yeah they definitely weren't courage and strength something our soldiers aspire to the sky clan admires this one above all the rest they make their home in the mountains northwest of here alright can I click this one yes is there ten of them that looks like a robot yeah against all odds they prevail so the desert clan does the same we must have passed through their territory on the way here maybe they sound a little extreme they take that as a compliment well I don't remember passing by any of them so unless they were the races that I forgot hey this looks like where I need to go let's go this looks about right hello where the chaplain not just yet because we can do that in the next video because boy oh my god we just have so many or so much what do you call it backstory explained to us through Gaia I feel like when we get here there's going to be even more so if you join this video and leave a like until next time I'll see you cuties later


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