The actual name of the Yellow Woman was Masami Ko, and she was from Japan. Masami was brought over as an indentured enslaved person. She served her allotted time, and when freedom did not arrive as promised, she employed skills learned abroad and slew her oppressor. Discovering that she was not squeamish about taking a life, she assisted a family that had been robbed. Masami was compelled to use deadly force when confronting the robber, and the family rewarded her for her bravery. Not having any other skills, she quickly adapted to hiring herself as a bounty hunter. She had the skills and the weapons that she personally forged.

Back in their barracks, the plan was explained as lookouts kept a sharp eye out for the guards who performed unannounced inspections. Voices were kept to a whisper. As the project was being presented halfway through the presentation, someone said, “What do we have to lose besides our lives spent laboring for these pigs”? Someone said, “We’re dead men either way, but I’d sure like to die trying.” It was agreed that the plan would be carried out.

When Singh and Sharma first tested the Bright Way, they were surprised to discover that their bodies achieved a ghostly-like appearance. But the suits were not transparent. After the testing, Sharma suggested that she ensure no residual harm was done to either of them. In fact, she discovered that they appeared to have sustained a more healthy disposition in mind and body.