Method

Bol's contribution to the documentation of The Game came from his background as a Yuvaari hunter rather than from any willingness to enter a Game clearing himself. He used trained fauna, including Goldenwings, outfitting them with beacons and broadcast equipment before releasing them near known Game locations. The creatures appeared to be ordinary wildlife and drew no attention from the people operating the clearings, providing overhead and perimeter footage that no human relayman could have achieved without being detected. Nobody fires at a Goldenwing. The footage captured through these animals confirmed the existence and profitability of The Game on private relay networks and provided surveillance from angles that would have required a person to stand in the open to replicate.

Retirement

At seventy years old Bol is retired and living in Yuvaar, where he judges and commentates on the Yuvaar Hunting Games. He invests in his own athletes, though they notably never do very well. His expertise in handling fauna for broadcast purposes made him one of the most creative relaymen in the profession's history, and his willingness to let the animals do the dangerous part while he stayed alive to transmit what they captured is the reason his footage exists and he is still here to talk about it.