LSR001> Angry Mind!blasting / HOW DARE YOU ALL! [Telepathic/J-Cell Action]
[ooc: reset my journal entry post-counter just for neatness sakes.]
[One day, maybe two, possibly just a few hours (he's really got no way to tell!) after Sephiroth's submergence]
( Awoken into a world behind glass... )
[One day, maybe two, possibly just a few hours (he's really got no way to tell!) after Sephiroth's submergence]
( Awoken into a world behind glass... )
"Contain"..
...Who are you?
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Did someone just ask who he was? Sephiroth turned his attention to try to find out where this static-y voice in his head had come from. It burned around his temples, almost as if, no it couldn't be coming through the sensors taped to his head? These three words and their own had to have some connection to him metaphysically but it didn't feel concrete enough. Curious in itself.
"Is someone there?"
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Yes. It seems that I am a captive audience for the moment. However, From the looks of these charts as well as your sheer sound of malice, you seem to be captive as well.
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He heard her that time because he was listening for the response. Once more the thought passed his mind that he was only captive within his own mind and muscles were tensed to test his theory. He had control indeed but he was stuck. He wondered exactly how she'd managed to ascertain that, unless she was in the room he was in. Looking at him without his knowledge
"So how did you reach that conclusion?"
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The electrodes embedded in the taped-on sensors tingled hotly. It must have taken someone with special ability to be able to transmit their voice from a remote terminal into his head like this. Sephiroth was intrigued to say the least.
"You would be correct. However how can a person be connected to a network, you must be on a terminal somewhere right?"
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Yes and no. I am at a terminal, but my conscious self exists inside of this network at this point in time. Since receiving your message I have been unable to leave the network. Considering this, I am curious to what your message pertained to.
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"I think I understand."
[However how could Jenova cells have even reacted to a hacker in the network he'd been hooked up to unintentionally? Unless the hacker itself possessed the same. Experimentally Sephiroth attempted to force his consciousness through the sensors attached to his head, in order to establish a connection with the hacker which was not to do with mainframe, but more based on his own "network" of connections through Mothers cells. The sensors argued with an inaudible buzz and a ( ... )
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I see. ShinRa has a history of imprisoning the unwilling.
After pulling up a plethora of records and watching screens blip on and off around her, files began appearing in a bold red color with the bold words 'restricted' across them. Whatever the Chosen One pertained to, it was obvious that ShinRa didn't want others to know. With a wave of her hand she began attempting to on-encrypt them.
It seems as though they would rather deny your existence as well. Were you part of Deep Ground, by chance?
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Deep Ground. Didn't he read on some leaflet about that? Some propaganda which had been passed around by this WRO, and so Sephiroth hadn't really taken the time to read it properly. A mild scan over perhaps.
"ShinRa wouldn't be able to deny my existence even if they tried, though I should imagine they'd restrict some details. Deep Ground, wasn't that some other secret of ShinRa's?"
Was outright telling this voice that he was in SOLDIER once upon a time a good thing to be admitting? Sephiroth didn't know details enough about Deep Ground to fathom whether it would be connected or not
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One of many. It was an experimental project that was sealed under the ShinRa building until after the meteor incident. There were a substantial amount of people kept captive for this project. It is a concern that they still insist on holding others against their will.
She glanced over the restricted files that she'd pulled up earlier with a flat look; they were taking some time to actually get into.
ShinRa has been able to deny the existence of many things and many people in the past. It's highly unlikely that you would be an exception to that. If I were provided with a name, then I could further ascertain the situation. However, everything involving the "Chosen One" seems to be restricted.
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In truth he found it amusing that Meteor, by far his then-greatest achievement next to the Reunion, had in turn caused something else for ShinRa to go wrong. It made it more worth something, softened the blow that Meteor had been destroyed before impact, and therefore it hadn't been a complete failure ( ... )
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Perhaps. Subjects are seldom informed of the motives that ShinRa has. All I can remember is that the subjects were said to have had a special quality that made them potentially stronger than normal. It was viewable through---
It was then that she heard an intrusive bleep from the computer itself. A warning appeared in bright red in various places all around her and littered the area with screens of "Warning, system temperature exceeding maximum."
...?
Within a few split seconds everything around the girl went completely black, and there was nothing but the smell of smoke. She sat up, once again alone in the room she had been in before. She looked at her hand, then to the shell of a CPU that was nearby, sputtering sparks every few ( ... )
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