Expelled From Paradise
Chapter 6 Part 3
Dingo played on his guitar in the communication room. He played along with Pioneer’s arrangement. Together, they created a completely new melody. When Dingo finished, Pioneer said,
<Playing with humans brings so many new discoveries. I wouldn’t have experienced so many things before.>
Dingo sat down on his amplifier with the guitar. Pioneer watched him closely.
“You were lonely here. It wasn’t for nothing that you invaded Deva.”
<You think so?>
Dingo took the plectrum and, as if it was a spaceship, sent it flying.
“Space is a lonely place. You will regret it if you go there alone.”
<Understood. I didn’t think of it from this perspective.>
As if thinking over this, Pioneer fell silent. Dingo started playing again, trying to find a new rhythm. Pioneer began to speak again.
<I was forced to abandon the construction of life support for 100 men, but on the Ark, it’s possible to make a few modules with life support.>
Dingo stopped playing.
“Hmm?”
<Would you like to go to space with me?>
Dingo answered awkwardly.
“It would be great, but such a journey could take centuries. I will not live so much…”
<Understood. If only you had a virtual personality. If I had the memory and resources, I could try to simulate your body into a virtual environment, by using the principle of how acoustic vibrations are created.>
“Ah, well. I understand. But, you know, I’m afraid of heights. I won’t be able to live without feeling the ground beneath my feet…”
But Pioneer wasn’t listening to Dingo’s words.
“What happened?”
<This place is in danger. You have to get out of here.>
“Huh?”
<Deva’s security service intercepted our communication line. All the agents located on Earth, as well as standing assault troops on the combat stations in the near-earth orbit, were given the coordinates of this place.>
“Great.”
Dingo clasped his head.
<Angela Balzac has been detained in suspicion of treason. What does this mean?>
“She defended you, as a result, the wrath of her leadership turned to her. She was able to get to the third rank, so I thought she would be able to fix this all.”
<Why would she defend me in the first place?>
“There is no reason here. She just liked you.”
After a pause, Pioneer said,
<When one person commits an irrational act for the sake of another, he also responds with the same irrational behaviour to repay his debt. I want to copy this human habit.>
“This isn’t just some kind of logical act. This feeling has a name…” Dingo interrupted him with a gesture, “This is called conscience.”
<Conscience… Saved.>
“And what are you planning to do?”
<In any case, you need to run away from here, Dingo. And I will be saving Angela Balzac.>
Having said this, Pioneer began his preparations to hack into Deva. Previously, he used a bypass path in the security system, but this time it wouldn’t be that simple. He promised Angela, that he would no longer break into Deva illegally. Pioneer used the logs of the communication system between the ground investigators and Deva.
There he would select the proper username and password for the appropriate neural network to enter. A neural network for each person is just like a fingerprint. Of course, everything was encrypted, and to find the right one, it was necessary to look through all the data stored in different places. This was the equivalent of looking for two identical grains of sand on the beach.
However, with the computing power of Pioneer, this took less than a minute. He selected the credentials and entered Deva. The difficulties began here. It was unknown, on which exact Deva server the archive was on, the archive where the virtual personality of Angela was imprisoned. There was no information in the security service of how the verdict was carried out. It seemed like they had been purposely removed. It was possible to try and restore the information, but there was no time for that.
Pioneer began to look through all the servers. From the search area, he excluded the locations belonging to wealthy people. Old servers, and ones that didn’t raise suspicion were excluded, he then went through unspecialized servers that belonged to the security service. There were still more than a hundred left. If he continued to filter, there would be a risk of missing the right server. Now he had to look for the compressed data of Angela’s virtual personality by hand. The security management systems of the security service were not simple. This was not just a “prison”. No one had ever come out of here before.
After so many hacks into the security system, Pioneer embarked on the art which he excelled.
Edited by: Akshaythedon
Expelled From Paradise
Chapter 6 Part 3
Dingo played on his guitar in the communication room. He played along with Pioneer’s arrangement. Together, they created a completely new melody. When Dingo finished, Pioneer said,
<Playing with humans brings so many new discoveries. I wouldn’t have experienced so many things before.>
Dingo sat down on his amplifier with the guitar. Pioneer watched him closely.
“You were lonely here. It wasn’t for nothing that you invaded Deva.”
<You think so?>
Dingo took the plectrum and, as if it was a spaceship, sent it flying.
“Space is a lonely place. You will regret it if you go there alone.”
<Understood. I didn’t think of it from this perspective.>
As if thinking over this, Pioneer fell silent. Dingo started playing again, trying to find a new rhythm. Pioneer began to speak again.
<I was forced to abandon the construction of life support for 100 men, but on the Ark, it’s possible to make a few modules with life support.>
Dingo stopped playing.
“Hmm?”
<Would you like to go to space with me?>
Dingo answered awkwardly.
“It would be great, but such a journey could take centuries. I will not live so much…”
<Understood. If only you had a virtual personality. If I had the memory and resources, I could try to simulate your body into a virtual environment, by using the principle of how acoustic vibrations are created.>
“Ah, well. I understand. But, you know, I’m afraid of heights. I won’t be able to live without feeling the ground beneath my feet…”
But Pioneer wasn’t listening to Dingo’s words.
“What happened?”
<This place is in danger. You have to get out of here.>
“Huh?”
<Deva’s security service intercepted our communication line. All the agents located on Earth, as well as standing assault troops on the combat stations in the near-earth orbit, were given the coordinates of this place.>
“Great.”
Dingo clasped his head.
<Angela Balzac has been detained in suspicion of treason. What does this mean?>
“She defended you, as a result, the wrath of her leadership turned to her. She was able to get to the third rank, so I thought she would be able to fix this all.”
<Why would she defend me in the first place?>
“There is no reason here. She just liked you.”
After a pause, Pioneer said,
<When one person commits an irrational act for the sake of another, he also responds with the same irrational behaviour to repay his debt. I want to copy this human habit.>
“This isn’t just some kind of logical act. This feeling has a name…” Dingo interrupted him with a gesture, “This is called conscience.”
<Conscience… Saved.>
“And what are you planning to do?”
<In any case, you need to run away from here, Dingo. And I will be saving Angela Balzac.>
Having said this, Pioneer began his preparations to hack into Deva. Previously, he used a bypass path in the security system, but this time it wouldn’t be that simple. He promised Angela, that he would no longer break into Deva illegally. Pioneer used the logs of the communication system between the ground investigators and Deva.
There he would select the proper username and password for the appropriate neural network to enter. A neural network for each person is just like a fingerprint. Of course, everything was encrypted, and to find the right one, it was necessary to look through all the data stored in different places. This was the equivalent of looking for two identical grains of sand on the beach.
However, with the computing power of Pioneer, this took less than a minute. He selected the credentials and entered Deva. The difficulties began here. It was unknown, on which exact Deva server the archive was on, the archive where the virtual personality of Angela was imprisoned. There was no information in the security service of how the verdict was carried out. It seemed like they had been purposely removed. It was possible to try and restore the information, but there was no time for that.
Pioneer began to look through all the servers. From the search area, he excluded the locations belonging to wealthy people. Old servers, and ones that didn’t raise suspicion were excluded, he then went through unspecialized servers that belonged to the security service. There were still more than a hundred left. If he continued to filter, there would be a risk of missing the right server. Now he had to look for the compressed data of Angela’s virtual personality by hand. The security management systems of the security service were not simple. This was not just a “prison”. No one had ever come out of here before.
After so many hacks into the security system, Pioneer embarked on the art which he excelled.
Edited by: Akshaythedon
