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conversations.value: What is a plot for a book about Nick, Amnion, Angus entitled Forbidden Knowledge?
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conversations.value: Forbidden Knowledge: After Angus Thermopyle was framed and arrested for stealing station supplies from Com-Mine, Morn Hyland escaped with Captain Nick Succorso aboard his ship, the Captain\'s Fancy.\nAs part of a deal Morn made with Angus, she will not reveal to anyone that she has a zone implant - a device Angus installed in her brain allowing him to control her while he raped and abused her - meaning that Angus will not face death for unauthorized use of a zone implant, and in turn Angus gave Morn the zone implant control.\nWith the control in her hands she soon becomes addicted to the effects of a zone implant.\nNick misinterpreted Morn\'s intentions and expects her to \'repay\' him by being his new lover.\nThe abuse Morn suffered under Angus has left her unable to stand the touch of another man, but she soon works out how to use the zone implant to induce artificial sexual desire to fulfil Nick\'s desires.\nWhile on board the Captain\'s Fancy, the data first Orn Vorbuld repeatedly molests Morn whenever they end up alone together, eventually leading to a showdown with Nick after Orn attempts to rape her.\nOrn reveals that he has planted a virus in the ship\'s computer that, if not deactivated by him, will wipe the computer\'s memory and leave the ship stranded in space.\nIn spite of this, Nick still kills him and the ship soon falls under the effects of the virus.\nMeanwhile, Morn discovers that she has become pregnant, and the age of the fetus indicates that Angus Thermopyle is the father.\nReflecting on the death of her family, she decides to keep it, which Nick allows her on the condition that she is able to stop the virus.\nShe does so, and Nick keeps his end of the bargain, but not in a way Morn expected: Nick sets course for Enablement Station, an outpost in Forbidden Space, a region of space controlled by the mysterious Amnion.\nThe Amnion are a race of creatures whose society is centered around their ability to manipulate DNA.\nThey intend on dominating the human species through use of mutagens that would turn humans into Amnion themselves, but for now are held at bay in their section of the universe - what humans call forbidden space.\nNo one but pirates and other illegals ever deal with the Amnion for fear that they themselves will be turned into Amnion, but Nick maintains that they would never go back on their word for fear that if they did no humans would deal with them.\nOnce they arrive at the station Nick convinces the Amnion to give them enough credit to fix their gap drive (which was damaged previously) and to force grow Morn\'s unborn child to adulthood, in exchange for a phial of Nick\'s blood, which the Amnion mistakenly believe holds the key to genetic immunity to their mutagens (the "immunity" is actually caused by a drug, of which the Amnion are unaware).\nThe Amnion keep their promises and give Nick the credit he asked for and force grow Morn\'s baby to the approximate age of 16.\nHer mind is copied onto her son, a traumatic process which she survives only due to the effects of her zone implant.\nNick becomes enraged when he sees Morn\'s child, named Davies Hyland after her father; Davies is the spitting image of his real father, Angus Thermopyle.\nAfter getting back to the ship the Amnion inadvertently reveal the existence of Morn\'s zone implant when they explain that it protected her from the brain damage a mind imprint would cause.\nNick realizes that Morn\'s love for him was all a masque and when the Amnion request that they return Davies Hyland to them for experimentation, Nick complies in return for parts to fix his gap drive.\nMorn soon manages to hold the ship and Enablement station hostage by putting the ship\'s self-destruct on a pressure release trigger so she can get her child back, as well as the parts needed to fix the ship.\nThey enable their gap drive but it begins to fail.\nVector Shaheed, the ship\'s engineer, manages to avert a disaster and they survive, coming \'back into tard\' with a slagged gap drive far from Enablement, but still in Amnion space.\nTo everyone\'s surprise the ship is travelling at an unprecedented.\n9C, or nine tenths the speed of light.\nIn the ensuing chaos, Nick is able to retake command of the ship.\nSetting course for Thanatos Minor where an illegal trade outpost called Billingate resides, two Amnion warships catch up and Nick negotiates to have Davies transferred to one in an ejection pod.\nAfter being released from her cabin by some of the crew who no longer trust Nick, Morn manages to get the pod reprogrammed so that it misses the Amnion ship and heads toward Billingate.\nIn the meantime, the incarcerated Angus Thermopyle is tortured and interrogated on Com-Mine by Milos Taverner, the head of Com-Mine security.\nEventually he is requisitioned by the UMCP and transformed into a cyborg, (a process known as "welding") under the complete control of the computers connected to his brain.\nThe UMCP then prepares to send Milos and Angus together on a highly classified mission against Thanatos Minor.
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conversations.value: Forbidden Knowledge: After Angus Thermopyle was framed and arrested for stealing station supplies from Com-Mine, Morn Hyland escaped with Captain Nick Succorso aboard his ship, the Captain\'s Fancy.\nAs part of a deal Morn made with Angus, she will not reveal to anyone that she has a zone implant - a device Angus installed in her brain allowing him to control her while he raped and abused her - meaning that Angus will not face death for unauthorized use of a zone implant, and in turn Angus gave Morn the zone implant control.\nWith the control in her hands she soon becomes addicted to the effects of a zone implant.\nNick misinterpreted Morn\'s intentions and expects her to \'repay\' him by being his new lover.\nThe abuse Morn suffered under Angus has left her unable to stand the touch of another man, but she soon works out how to use the zone implant to induce artificial sexual desire to fulfil Nick\'s desires.\nWhile on board the Captain\'s Fancy, the data first Orn Vorbuld repeatedly molests Morn whenever they end up alone together, eventually leading to a showdown with Nick after Orn attempts to rape her.\nOrn reveals that he has planted a virus in the ship\'s computer that, if not deactivated by him, will wipe the computer\'s memory and leave the ship stranded in space.\nIn spite of this, Nick still kills him and the ship soon falls under the effects of the virus.\nMeanwhile, Morn discovers that she has become pregnant, and the age of the fetus indicates that Angus Thermopyle is the father.\nReflecting on the death of her family, she decides to keep it, which Nick allows her on the condition that she is able to stop the virus.\nShe does so, and Nick keeps his end of the bargain, but not in a way Morn expected: Nick sets course for Enablement Station, an outpost in Forbidden Space, a region of space controlled by the mysterious Amnion.\nThe Amnion are a race of creatures whose society is centered around their ability to manipulate DNA.\nThey intend on dominating the human species through use of mutagens that would turn humans into Amnion themselves, but for now are held at bay in their section of the universe - what humans call forbidden space.\nNo one but pirates and other illegals ever deal with the Amnion for fear that they themselves will be turned into Amnion, but Nick maintains that they would never go back on their word for fear that if they did no humans would deal with them.\nOnce they arrive at the station Nick convinces the Amnion to give them enough credit to fix their gap drive (which was damaged previously) and to force grow Morn\'s unborn child to adulthood, in exchange for a phial of Nick\'s blood, which the Amnion mistakenly believe holds the key to genetic immunity to their mutagens (the "immunity" is actually caused by a drug, of which the Amnion are unaware).\nThe Amnion keep their promises and give Nick the credit he asked for and force grow Morn\'s baby to the approximate age of 16.\nHer mind is copied onto her son, a traumatic process which she survives only due to the effects of her zone implant.\nNick becomes enraged when he sees Morn\'s child, named Davies Hyland after her father; Davies is the spitting image of his real father, Angus Thermopyle.\nAfter getting back to the ship the Amnion inadvertently reveal the existence of Morn\'s zone implant when they explain that it protected her from the brain damage a mind imprint would cause.\nNick realizes that Morn\'s love for him was all a masque and when the Amnion request that they return Davies Hyland to them for experimentation, Nick complies in return for parts to fix his gap drive.\nMorn soon manages to hold the ship and Enablement station hostage by putting the ship\'s self-destruct on a pressure release trigger so she can get her child back, as well as the parts needed to fix the ship.\nThey enable their gap drive but it begins to fail.\nVector Shaheed, the ship\'s engineer, manages to avert a disaster and they survive, coming \'back into tard\' with a slagged gap drive far from Enablement, but still in Amnion space.\nTo everyone\'s surprise the ship is travelling at an unprecedented.\n9C, or nine tenths the speed of light.\nIn the ensuing chaos, Nick is able to retake command of the ship.\nSetting course for Thanatos Minor where an illegal trade outpost called Billingate resides, two Amnion warships catch up and Nick negotiates to have Davies transferred to one in an ejection pod.\nAfter being released from her cabin by some of the crew who no longer trust Nick, Morn manages to get the pod reprogrammed so that it misses the Amnion ship and heads toward Billingate.\nIn the meantime, the incarcerated Angus Thermopyle is tortured and interrogated on Com-Mine by Milos Taverner, the head of Com-Mine security.\nEventually he is requisitioned by the UMCP and transformed into a cyborg, (a process known as "welding") under the complete control of the computers connected to his brain.