Chapter 16
Xander
“Here.I think this should do the trick,” I stated and tapped a few keys on the key pad.
Dorian smiled. “Holy fucking hell Xander. You and I have got to have some kind of play date when this shite is over.”
“Man I wouldn’t say no to that.” I chuckled and couldn’t believe I was laughing.
The last few hours had been a much needed distraction. More than anything we were moving, we were actually doing something and if it went to plan we’d truly be ahead of the game.
“Me either. Don’t leave me out,” Wes chimed in with a warm smile.
“Of course not.”
As if I could leave Wes out of anything.
I could imagine the three of us around computers getting up to all kinds of crazy. We were what you called very dangerous technically minded people.
Together that could mean destruction.
Destruction to certain people who wanted to keep things secret and remain unseen.
That was what we’d done here today.
Dorian brought some of his equipment and gadgets to the house. Some of the stuff was again things I’d never seen because he’d made them himself.
We’d tracked the location of where they had Jia in Twin Falls and realized the place wasn’t listed on any map. There was just desert land there. To the naked eye.
The place was an underground facility. It spanned the distance of a few acres of land seemed to have all sorts happening there.
I thought it was some sort of headquarters.
The security and surveillance being used was no mere set up. It was all state of the art and stuff I’d never come across. So I did what I usually did whenever I came across anything like that.
I created a virus. It was something I stumbled across by accident in college.
Most hackers could get through firewalls using specific software. I could do that too. That was like child’s play to me. But my specialty was reading codes and it didn’t take long for me to figure out how the algorithms were written and in cases like this write something to override the system by attacking it.
It was actually simple really, but I shared my secrets with no one, not even Wes. All I did was copy the code and create a flaw in one of the connecting structures. The key was to create the right kind of flaw. Mine was set to duplicate itself on the same connective coding.
The result would be to wreck the system and wreak havoc right under their noses.
I didn’t do it very often because it took away from the element of surprise and slipping in and out of somewhere unseen. Plus most places I had to hack didn’t use such state of the art tech.
It took me awhile to analyze the system then create the virus. We’d just let it lose and it was starting to work.
Wes started laughing as the firewall just crumbled down. Those fuckers on surveillance wouldn’t even know we could see inside.
Fucking assholes.
“Dammmmmmn,” Dorian said. He tapped the mouse and moved it over the different rooms in the facility. “We seriously got in. Okay, I’m going to admit your talent definitely exceeds mine.”
“Nah, I don’t think so. Think it’s the same, we’re just good at different things,” I assured him.
“That’s what I tell myself,” Wes chuckled.
Everything was as clear as day. The place was huge, huge and where we’d started looking just had people milling about in a large warehouse space with tons of crates. These guys were workers. Ra workers. They were packing the crates with guns.
