Difference between revisions of "Jason Write"

He used to think that the other alien species has achieved a paradise, and worked to prevent humanity from achieving FTL travel, believing they were uncivilized and would bring ruin to the paradise. After learning of the fact that the aliens imprison their dissidents, he comes to realize that they are not as perfect as he thought.

 

Jason takes a shuttle to [[Evensong]], investigating the case of a missing PC scientist named [[Denise Carlson]], and watches a holovid of her en route. Jason uses his control disk to contact Earth, finding out that [[Lanna Write|Lanna]] was assigned as his Base Support Operative, and complains about it a bit. Lanna talks for a while as Jason disembarks the shuttle. Suddenly, they realize that their line has been tapped, and Lanna tells him through coded language that it is from his end. He tries to memorize the faces of the other shuttle passengers, since it is probably one of them doing the tapping, but doesn't tell Lanna to block the tap. As Jason goes through security at the arrival station, he hears a news broadcast about a murdered [[Varvax]] ambassador. He decides to investigate this, running off in a hurry.

 

Jason tells Coln to bring Denise over, and he takes them back to Phone Company headquarters on Earth. He explains to Coln that FTL capabilities are powered by Cytonics rather than technology. Lanna comes in, and Jason introduces her as his wife, to Coln's surprise. As medics start attending to him, Jason contacts Sonn through holovid, asking if the Varvax lock their discontents away. Sonn confirms this, and says other races do this as well. Jason is shocked by the revelation, now realizing that the ambassador, a discontent, was the one who initiated the swap with Denise to infiltrate human society, rather than the other way around, in hopes of getting their hands on human technology, which is superior to the aliens'. He cuts the link and tells Lanna to prepare a press release announcing that the Phone Company has finally developed FTL travel.

 

The Writellum section of the brain appears to be named after him.{{cite}}