The sorcery of selfishness and flowers [Tierney]

[Charles Crafter]

Charles half nodded half shrugged about never hacking in your own place. He didn't even bother with a computer in his own place really. However it could still cause trouble for him. He definitely agreed on the matter of the allies of whoever you were screwing off. He knew he'd run into that happening. The vampires seemed to be somewhat united in some way.

He looked at the training program and casually commented, "Oh I made sure I have as good of ones of as many types as I can get. Delete is just not good enough in higher security things. It does lower security if it does work, but it's just a bit to chancy in my opinion." He commented thinking about it. He did need to make some better ones if he intended on getting the really good ones, but there were also other things he'd have to attend to as well. So it wasn't at the top of his list at this moment.

"Guess I might need to practice on some of these things." He said in part to himself, "If I intend on actually investing much into it. Most of the time it's more a vague interest and use then actually being necessary." he commented.

[Tierney]

She slid out of the way and folded her arms in front of her chest after giving a wave at him to try out the training simulator she'd set up. Her scripts were legit and Tierney knew nothing could be traced back through the practice as it was hooked into one of the other computers she'd set up. Eventually, she'd make sure all of the software that they held remained up to top conditioning.

"Hacking is generally a task of chance and skill. If you're going to hack, you have to get used to taking risks. Same with fighting." Her eyebrow lifted. She'd been doing it for sometime. "If you don't plan on using them or doing it regularly, I'll hold off on making the scripts until you're sure. I have better things to do with my time than waste it on something that someone may or may not use. If you aren't sure and you still want them, I make them for purchase."

Mentally, Tierney thought that Sawyer needed to buy her one big damn coffee after all of this. And give her a day off from trying to keep the ***** out of trouble. As she stood to get out of her chair, Tierney went around the collections of desks to where she'd dropped her bag earlier on in the day. She collected two bottles of water and brought them back, offering one to the man. Afterwards, Tierney dropped back down in her seat.

[Charles Crafter]

He licked his lips as she left the sit in order for him to see what he could do. Charles Shrugged and sat down cracking his fingers intentionally dramatically and smiling for a moment just as a joke. "Oh I'll use 'em. Perhaps not as a main thing to do, but they could be extremely useful and I don't like letting useful things go to waste. But, I'm still willing to pay for them." Charles commented looking at the computer for a moment.

"Ah thank you very much." He said as she handed him a bottle of water. He started applying what he knew of hacking to go through the programs. The concept of hacking was relatively simple. He found it more relied on memory and experience then it did being really creative. He went about searching through, making sure to deactivate the security systems as he went along, until he could finally find a files folder and start downloading. He grimaced for a moment as the security rose as one of them was encrypted, it was easy enough to decrypt but he didn't like raising attention in any case. The rest of the files in that particular area seemed safe however. As he moved on he talked aloud,

"Not the best at-" He paused for a moment as he accidentally made the security raise again, but still managed to get by it, "Yeah there. That happens irritatingly often." he said with a smile to himself. He could tell there was a lot left, unfortunately, he ran into something he had a habit of failing against, authentications and tracers were always the ones which got him. He took a small sip of water for the sake of it and attempted to get through again, right on the edge of alerting the system to far to kicking him.

[Storyteller]

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Charles Crafter attempted to hack a standard target, and was successful!