In the backdrop of all violence in Hanna Blade is a greater
mechanism, a mechanism comprised of covert missions, hidden agendas, the
corrupt intelligence and the silent wars being waged in the background by men
who hardly have their names come to sunlight. The very world, which
predetermines the fate of Hanna Blade, is not characterized by random cruelty
but by some secret services, which shatter the wall between the justice and the
betrayal.
This world is unlocked with the book by Akira Ajiro, the father
of Hanna, a deep-cover agent who was hidden deep within criminal groups. His
job entailed no talking, no secret, and the power to endure in a world where he
always felt threatened. The records he was able to compile, enriched with
encrypted notebooks, secret accounts and intelligence documents, showed that he
was a part of a web of deadly networks. The very systems set up secretly to
guard the society worked against him. With false information and diversion,
Akira is wrongly labelled as a threat and the black-ops raid kills his family.
Anthony, Frank, and Daryl, the three men who commit the
crime are not ordinary criminals. They are agents developed to take orders,
trained to be tactical and are surrounded by the mighty institutions. They are
ready to carry out any action without question and this can show the moral rot
within the shadowy world that the book is about. The secretive layers of these
men make them hardly accessible to such things as legal or governmental
accountability.
The world of this secret starts when Hanna flees the
massacre when she is a child and meets Anton a man who sees the obvious signs
of disguised hunt. The fact that he has a background in intelligence also makes
him able to read danger where others do not. Anton is aware that it takes a
person who is operationally trained to have done the killings that efficiently.
As Hanna matures, we get to learn the secrets of the past of
her father through the coded files and carefully kept records he had left
behind. To discover these secrets the mind must be able to perceive patterns in
chaos, which Hanna has with the unnatural intuition of nature. The fact that
she is able to decode and read these documents is more than an identity of the
men who committed the murders, it shows the magnitude of the activities Akira
was engaged in. She gets to know the reality behind his missions, the
information he accumulated and the informants that ultimately backfired on him.
These findings are the foundation of her quest and she finds herself right in
the backdoor of the secretive realm that had determined the destiny of her own
father.
The vendetta of Hanna is not a response of emotions, as
such, but an action plan. The actions that she takes are all reflections of the
strategies employed by men who preyed on her family. In the process of trailing
Frank, she and her allies use surveillance devices, GPS tracking systems, and
spying, which are the very same apparatuses that her father used to operate in
a shadowy realm. She researches Frank the manner in which an operative acts in
researching a target by knowing his timetable, weaknesses and habits.
Her strategy towards Anthony is the most strategic
infiltration. She uses an alias Morgan Carter, she moves to Miami, and after
getting herself into close quarters with him, she carries out her mission which
can be described as a deep cover operation. She drills out every detail, she
drills out every piece of action, she drills out until she knows that one slip
may cost her all.
Hanna Blade reveals the secret world of the buried truth of
classified decisions and lack of justice that is sometimes unattainable.
Following Hanna, the readers can see how secret missions and corruption blend
into each other, how many innocent lives are sacrificed, and how a single woman
with her intelligence, discipline, and clarity can make fight any obstacle in
her way.
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