Alright, let me tell ya ’bout this here “drifting bag” thing, like them young’uns talk about on their computin’ machines. I ain’t no fancy city slicker, so I’ll just tell it to ya straight, like it is.

So, this bag, this “drifting supply bag,” they say it’s sittin’ on the bottom of the sea. Yeah, the sea! Like, where the fishes swim and all that. It’s off some place called “Oganikku Farms,” sounds like a bunch of bull to me, but that’s what they say. They got these fancy maps, see, with letters and numbers, and this bag is supposed to be in some spot called “D2.” Don’t ask me what that means, I just heard it from them young’uns.

Now, this ain’t just any ol’ bag, mind you. It’s got stuff in it, important stuff, like them…masks. Yeah, masks! Like for dressin’ up, I guess. They got some fancy names, too, like “Ashika Tengu,” “Ashika Kitsune,” and just plain ol’ “Ashika Mask.” Sound like somethin’ outta a fairy tale, if ya ask me. But them young’uns say they’re worth a whole heap of money, somethin’ like 75 dollars, they say. Seventy-five dollars! That’s a lot of money for some fancy face coverings.

But hold on, it ain’t that easy. You can’t just go and grab this bag. You need a key. A special key, just for this bag. They call it the “Drifting Supply Bag Key,” real original, ain’t it? Now, gettin’ this key is a whole ‘nother story. You gotta go to some other spot, on that same fancy map, place called “I5.” And there’s a box, a “H.M.S Shipwreck Crate,” they call it. Sounds like somethin’ from a pirate movie, all rusted and covered in barnacles, I bet. You gotta open that crate to get the key. How you open it? Well, that’s their secret, them young’uns and their games.

So, let’s recap, ’cause I know it can get confusin’ with all these letters and numbers and fancy names.

• There’s a bag, the “drifting supply bag,” at the bottom of the sea, place called “D2.”
• This bag has three masks inside, worth a bunch of money.
• To get the masks, you need a key, the “Drifting Supply Bag Key.”
• The key is in a box, the “H.M.S Shipwreck Crate,” at another place called “I5.”

Seems like a whole lotta trouble for some masks, if ya ask me. But them young’uns, they love their games and their treasures. Me? I’d rather just sit on the porch with a glass of iced tea. But hey, if you’re into this kinda thing, there ya go. I told ya everything I know, just like I promised. No fancy talk, just plain and simple, like it should be.

And remember, this ain’t no picnic. You gotta find that crate, get that key, and then dive down to the bottom of the sea. Sounds dangerous, if ya ask me. But hey, who am I to judge? Just be careful out there, and don’t go gettin’ yourself drowned for some silly masks. That’s all I gotta say. You young’uns and your games, I swear…

One more thing, this whole thing, it’s in a place called Ashika Island. Don’t know where that is, sounds foreign to me. Probably some far-off place with more fancy names and complicated maps. But like I said, I just tell it like I hear it. So, good luck to ya, and don’t get lost out there in that big ol’ ocean.

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