Jason arrived at a private board meeting for TerraNova Industries, a company on the brink of collapse but with key patents on quantum batteries.
He'd come to acquire it.
The old board members chuckled when he offered a buyout.
"You're barely thirty," one of them scoffed. "We've seen your type before. Flashy. Loud. Then broke."
Jason said nothing. Instead, he activated his holo-briefcase.
What unfolded was a complete audit of TerraNova's hidden assets, debts, and blacklisted patents—documents no outsider should've had.
Gasps.
"How—"
Jason smiled. "I see the future. You see spreadsheets."
In ten minutes, the board voted unanimously.
Jason Axton now owned the battery technology that would power the next decade.