Tess is tired of running. She's tired of hiding, tired of acting like the scared little girl she shouldn't be anymore. But most of all, Tess is boredLuckily, all that hiding and boredom has led to a plan: If she can take out the Castle's systems, then maybe she can get its residents out in the open long enough to take them out. At this point, it's
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Then she pauses and frowns, noticing for the first time the lack of warning from the Watchtower, "looks like my system is safe, at least."
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Then a thought occurs to her. "Do you think they managed to get anything?"
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"I don't know where Watchtower restored the Kandorian file to since you tried to delete it, they might have been able to access that too, depending how many firewalls it was under, they had almost three hundred down last time I paid attention, out of over four hundred fifty."
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"I think that's what they think they're doing, but they're going about it the wrong way. They promote segregation, not unity."
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She continues, quietly. "We need to eliminate them."
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She shakes her head, clearly Chloe doesn't think that is the best idea ever, "they will just recruit more people and start over."
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"You take out the people at the top, leave them in disarray. Eventually, the government will shut it down because it's too much trouble and move on. It happens all the time; the government is fickle."
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Then she glances over at Chloe. "Nothing would have been traceable back to you."
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