“Shit!” Gunner gasped, realizing the danger of what Blade was saying.
“It seems that Gordy’s father hasn’t given up on finding his son, and it didn’t help that Gordy didn’t change his name to something else when he came to us.” Pit stated, starting towards the side door to the Bar and Grill.
“But still, how did the hacker know to get to our computers?” Gunner asked.
Shaking his head, Pit replied, “I have no idea. Wiz tried to explain it to me, but you know as well as anyone that all that techy talk is all bullshit to me. The point is, the man did and now he knows where Gordy is.”
“How did he know Gordy was here? I mean, at the Beer and Brats. Hell, I didn’t even know he was here until I arrived and my maharishi told me what was going on.” Gunner said, following Pit inside.
“The way Wiz explained it was that he used something called a dictionary attack. It’s when they put in a word and the program scans for it, and every time it’s used, the hacker can check it out. When the mates used emails to go behind our backs, the hacker saw them and with all that was said, he knew they had the right guy.” Blade explained.
“Pit! Wait! We have a problem.” Cobra shouted.
Turning back around, Gunner watched as his maharishi flew in with Cobra riding Spirit into the alley. His dragon looked pissed and Azul was looking anywhere but at his soul bond mate.
“What happened?” Pit said with a long frustrated sigh. Then looked at his maharishi, “What did you do, Azul?”
The dragon must have been using his mind link because Pit bent his head down and pinched the bridge of his nose. “Azul, we needed him alive. How could you kill the…”
Azul must have interrupted using their link because Pit’s head snapped up, his eyes drawing together as a loud growl came out of his mouth. “The fucker!”
“What? What’d he say?” Gunner asked anxiously.
“Let’s get inside. The sniper might be dead, but at least he talked before…” Sighing once more, Pit said, “Come on. I feel the need to wrap my sentience in my arms.
