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Galaxiki Community BlogSubscribe via RSS Authorisation VermillionJune 28, 2008by danansan Marrton Farak was an expert computer scientist, and even he had never seen a virus like this. Where Thant had got it, he had no idea. No one had. But he, and a team of thirty of the best computer scientists in the Alliance were working on removing it. And they were close. They had made a perfect anti-virus, and all they had to do was to put it into the computers, and the virus would be gone. Marrton walked towards the main computer console, the chip containing the anti-virus in his hand, the taste of victory in his mouth. "Stop!" Marrton wheeled around. It was a messenger. "We just received this over the phyco-graph." Marrton blinked. The phyco-graph was the telepathic communication system used only for top priority messages. He picked up the piece of paper that the message had been copied onto. He unfolded it. It read: 'All work on Anti-Virus to be ceased. Virus to be allowed to continue work. Messages on lack of progress to be sent to proper authorities. This message will be destroyed, and not mentioned to anyone. Authorisation VERMILLION.' Marrton crumbled the piece of paper. Work had to be ceased. There was no disobeying Authorisation VERMILLION. Asstinis Aqulin of the Allied Psychic corps glanced round the room. The others had obviously received the order too. With a flick of his will, he withdrew the mental probe that had been scouring the galaxy for Thant. Then he began to consider the message he had just received. When it had just started, he had considered that it could have been a ploy from Thant. But how could Thant know about Authorisation VERMILLION? He couldn't. Thus the orders must have been genuine. He couldn't see any sense in them though. But it wasn't his place to question orders. 'It was none of us Psychics place', he thought, looking round the room filled mainly with Wonderlanders (the most Psycicly active Ale-Turan race). After all, you couldn't argue with Authorisation VERMILLION. Reena Freedan looked angrily at the piece of paper that had been presented to her. She was the bloody de facto leader of the entire Alliance. When she asked not to be disturbed, she shouldn't be bloody disturbed. Her deputy was perfectly capable of handling everything that came up. Why he had insisted that she see this she didn't know. She looked at the gibberish orders about giving up the search for Thant, and skipped right to the end. She wanted to see what idiot had sent this stupid phyco-graph. There was no name. There was only 'Authorisation VERMILLION'. Reena sat down heavily at her desk. After a moment she flicked on her computer, and began to send the order. Authorisation VERMILLION. Even she couldn't overrule that. In his hideaway, Thant listend to the mental communication. Then he smiled, and let out one of his crazy laughs. It was good to know that Vermillion was on his side. Want to create your own solar system in our online galaxy?
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