03-04-2014, 01:14 PM
It didn't take long for Katya to find the location of her little mouse. He wasn't even trying to hide. This one had yaytsa. He even opened up a port. The only protocol being accepted was one used for virtual reality.
Now came the question. Did she want to futz around with another hacker in cyberspace instead of hunting down answers to the mysterious organization Aria seemed to work for. Katya glanced at her bot searching, it had a few things she could dig into.
Did she want to get caught? But if she left the system she wouldn't get caught...The dilema of it all. It had been a while since she'd actually interacted with someone from the dark net. Nathaniel frowned upon his employees continuing to use their hacker identities. He also frowned upon doing things outside of the business he had contracted.
Katya smiled, there was alot that Nathaniel frowned upon that she did anyway, and so did most of her co-workers. The thing is Nathaniel had been out of the game far too long, he knew little of today's world. But he was a good business man and a great leader to a bunch of miscreants.
But Katya couldn't pass up the chance. Katya's dark days had started with hacking her parents employers and giving them a raise. She had hacked many other companies as well doing the same thing. She hadn't given herself the name, but those that knew what she'd done had started calling her a modern day robin hood. Katya took a persona of her own choosing based on that concept.
Robin Hood had many stories and many myths and legends to pull from, Katya eventually chose to be called a variation of Loxley, the noble man turned outlaw because of the sheriff of Nottingham. But being the good Russian she was it became Loksli.
It had been a long time since she'd pulled out the signature files of her guise. The girl was nothing like Katya. Dark hair and even darker eyes. She wore crimson red t-shirt and black leather pants with a long black leather trench coat flowing to her knees. Knee high leather boots finished off Loksli's persona. Kayta would never be caught dead in the clothes, and that was the point. It was not her! Loksli was somebody else entirely.
She was not shy, nor was she the type of person that hid behind her computer screen waiting and watching, she was a woman of action. It wasn't hard to put on the persona. It was a virtual world and it was not her really.
Katya slipped on her goggles, they fit as comfortably as she remembered. The computers around her buzzed to live and the hum of their fans and the smell of silicone permeated the air. It was something she had direly missed.
The room she entered was empty save for the one person she'd been playing games with only moments before. Too boring. Katya tapped at the air, the keyboard only visible to her, but still there none-the-less, soon the room changed colors from dismal gray to white. She smiled, and her avatar did as well, the classic streaming of things flew by, reminiscent of The Matrix of days gone by. That would have been a life!
Katya settled on a cafe in New York City. Someplace she'd always wanted to go. Now was her chance. "Coffee?"
Loksli grinned and two cup appeared with the table and chairs in front of her.
Now came the question. Did she want to futz around with another hacker in cyberspace instead of hunting down answers to the mysterious organization Aria seemed to work for. Katya glanced at her bot searching, it had a few things she could dig into.
Did she want to get caught? But if she left the system she wouldn't get caught...The dilema of it all. It had been a while since she'd actually interacted with someone from the dark net. Nathaniel frowned upon his employees continuing to use their hacker identities. He also frowned upon doing things outside of the business he had contracted.
Katya smiled, there was alot that Nathaniel frowned upon that she did anyway, and so did most of her co-workers. The thing is Nathaniel had been out of the game far too long, he knew little of today's world. But he was a good business man and a great leader to a bunch of miscreants.
But Katya couldn't pass up the chance. Katya's dark days had started with hacking her parents employers and giving them a raise. She had hacked many other companies as well doing the same thing. She hadn't given herself the name, but those that knew what she'd done had started calling her a modern day robin hood. Katya took a persona of her own choosing based on that concept.
Robin Hood had many stories and many myths and legends to pull from, Katya eventually chose to be called a variation of Loxley, the noble man turned outlaw because of the sheriff of Nottingham. But being the good Russian she was it became Loksli.
It had been a long time since she'd pulled out the signature files of her guise. The girl was nothing like Katya. Dark hair and even darker eyes. She wore crimson red t-shirt and black leather pants with a long black leather trench coat flowing to her knees. Knee high leather boots finished off Loksli's persona. Kayta would never be caught dead in the clothes, and that was the point. It was not her! Loksli was somebody else entirely.
She was not shy, nor was she the type of person that hid behind her computer screen waiting and watching, she was a woman of action. It wasn't hard to put on the persona. It was a virtual world and it was not her really.
Katya slipped on her goggles, they fit as comfortably as she remembered. The computers around her buzzed to live and the hum of their fans and the smell of silicone permeated the air. It was something she had direly missed.
The room she entered was empty save for the one person she'd been playing games with only moments before. Too boring. Katya tapped at the air, the keyboard only visible to her, but still there none-the-less, soon the room changed colors from dismal gray to white. She smiled, and her avatar did as well, the classic streaming of things flew by, reminiscent of The Matrix of days gone by. That would have been a life!
Katya settled on a cafe in New York City. Someplace she'd always wanted to go. Now was her chance. "Coffee?"
Loksli grinned and two cup appeared with the table and chairs in front of her.