C-047
"Please be seated," she says. "My name is Ziyi. Would you like something to drink?"
"A small cup of tea sounds good," you reply. She quickly heads into the kitchen. Li Lien follows her, and the two of them have a conversation as she prepares your drinks.
As you all sit down and drink tea, Li Lien begins to lay down plans on how to overthrow Zang ti-Lin and his administration.
"There are three possible plans I think we may be able to use to our advantage," he begins. "I want you to tell me which one you think is best. We must choose our strategy wisely."
The first option we can choose is to engage in a cyber attack. This idea was presented by Ziyi, and is a solid plan.
Since Zang ti-Lin has taken power, he has gathered the DNA of all citizens of Hong Kong and stores it on a biocomputer in the Hong Kong government building.
Having access to the DNA of all citizens allows Zang ti-Lin and his colleagues to keep track and spy on the activities of all citizens. By using biometrics, he can just about watch the moves of everyone, among other things.
Ziyi's plan is to hack into the biocomputer, bypassing its firewalls, and insert a powerful virus which will wipe out all the DNA data, destroying any hope of Zang ti-Lin keeping track of the citizens and giving us back our privacy.
"That sounds excellent," you respond. "What is the second plan?"
"A small cup of tea sounds good," you reply. She quickly heads into the kitchen. Li Lien follows her, and the two of them have a conversation as she prepares your drinks.
As you all sit down and drink tea, Li Lien begins to lay down plans on how to overthrow Zang ti-Lin and his administration.
"There are three possible plans I think we may be able to use to our advantage," he begins. "I want you to tell me which one you think is best. We must choose our strategy wisely."
The first option we can choose is to engage in a cyber attack. This idea was presented by Ziyi, and is a solid plan.
Since Zang ti-Lin has taken power, he has gathered the DNA of all citizens of Hong Kong and stores it on a biocomputer in the Hong Kong government building.
Having access to the DNA of all citizens allows Zang ti-Lin and his colleagues to keep track and spy on the activities of all citizens. By using biometrics, he can just about watch the moves of everyone, among other things.
Ziyi's plan is to hack into the biocomputer, bypassing its firewalls, and insert a powerful virus which will wipe out all the DNA data, destroying any hope of Zang ti-Lin keeping track of the citizens and giving us back our privacy.
"That sounds excellent," you respond. "What is the second plan?"