Chris watched your expression carefully and saw the fear in her eyes as she read the screen. He raised his hands, palms facing her in the hold on a minute pose. "Its ok. I don't know that code and we can just ignore it. We have control of the AI and have everything running back to normal. For the most part... I have no plans to touch any of that stuff. There is enough radiation in space that just being close to something from outside for an hour is the equivalent to an X-ray. Now that I know it has mutagenic properties I'll stay an extra ten feet away." Chris rubbed the back of his head while he thought.
Chris stood over the monitor and started typing. A moment later he slapped the side of the console. "Sorry I can't change the directive. Its part of the core mission under a level three code from corporate. The AI has to obey and no changes can circumvent the order. I think we should go to the cargo bay and wait for the transport. We should secure the cargo before a Jason gets a hold of it. Unless you think there's no danger of contamination?" All the systems here are on automatic so as it stands there is nothing for me to really do unless one of the Jason's get trapped in the gear housing for the gravity drivers. But they would have to go outside and past the AI security for that." honestly this is the most stable I've felt in the station in a long time." He folds his arms across his chest.
Chris's stomach grumbles. "Speaking for myself I'm getting kinda hungry for something not from a tube. The food from the cafeteria sounds worth the risk. On the way you can ask the AI about the time remaining until the shuttle docks." He put a a finger to his chin and looks down at the floor. Snapping his fingers he looks at the cryo room. "I can have the AI lock Jason's in rooms as they wander until you can figure out if there is a way to stabilize them. There is a manual override but the space has to have a faulty environmental factor. If I have the rooms oxygen drop to forty percent they should become too lethargic to pose a problem. We will have to feed them some how."
Chris stood over the monitor and started typing. A moment later he slapped the side of the console. "Sorry I can't change the directive. Its part of the core mission under a level three code from corporate. The AI has to obey and no changes can circumvent the order. I think we should go to the cargo bay and wait for the transport. We should secure the cargo before a Jason gets a hold of it. Unless you think there's no danger of contamination?" All the systems here are on automatic so as it stands there is nothing for me to really do unless one of the Jason's get trapped in the gear housing for the gravity drivers. But they would have to go outside and past the AI security for that." honestly this is the most stable I've felt in the station in a long time." He folds his arms across his chest.
Chris's stomach grumbles. "Speaking for myself I'm getting kinda hungry for something not from a tube. The food from the cafeteria sounds worth the risk. On the way you can ask the AI about the time remaining until the shuttle docks." He put a a finger to his chin and looks down at the floor. Snapping his fingers he looks at the cryo room. "I can have the AI lock Jason's in rooms as they wander until you can figure out if there is a way to stabilize them. There is a manual override but the space has to have a faulty environmental factor. If I have the rooms oxygen drop to forty percent they should become too lethargic to pose a problem. We will have to feed them some how."