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Honey pot, a cybersecurity term, simply refers to a deliberately set trap.
Usually, a honey pot system is a target that appears real and purposefully has some vulnerabilities left open, waiting for intrusion.
However, these vulnerabilities and the target situation are controlled, and once breached, they can trigger a variety of chain reactions.
Why is it called a honey pot? Because it's irresistibly sweet, luring people in.
But once inside, the invaders tasting the honey will find themselves steeped in it.
[Blais: Bro, do you suspect this is a honey pot system? But you've already physically breached it.]
[Lille: No... I suspect the whole event was designed, and Cloud Peak is the real honey pot.]
[Blais: That doesn't make sense, bro. The interceptions you faced on the road are not something a normal person could get through.]