He spat the plastic ends from his teeth.
Getting in had been the easy part, finding the right jumper and correct turncode was just tricky and retro-booting in drive was almost impossible.
It wasn't as if this was strictly necessary, it was more than average build on the assembly but this would drop an extra vibe on the floor. Which was enough for the desired effect.
Deep modulation of the image feed would start a dither burnback. Spooling out the running rate of the emulato core. This was going to hit phat.
The code slipped in, twitching fingers eased the circuits. A pulsing light was stabbed down with a flurry of commands. Attention switched, stepping several layers in.
There was almost an audible ping as routers re-allocated bandwidth, anticipating the surge. New capture drives coming on-line, I kicked cable and flexed on the controls. A steady eye swept across the assembly, this would drive fast.
Carefully, we didn't hesitate, stepped gravity, the void capacitors drained with a soft clutch.
Black. Telemetry back, on systems, we are in.
