One More Block

Acacia shakes her head very, very slightly, and chuckles.
She stands and opens the door and a small smile appears across her face.

He wraps his arms around her, saying nothing.

The silence had a strange feeling to it. It wasn't awkward. Nor was it comforting. It seemed to enclose them in some kind of meta-hug.
"I'm sorry," she mumbles.

"It's fine. I know better than anyone I can be hard to deal with." The hug breaks off. "I'm also chubby, freckly and have huge ears but those issues aren't that high on my list of priorities." He says jokingly.

She mockingly squeezes one of his belly flaps and wiggles it about.

"ok now you're just going overboard."

She pokes her tongue out at him and pushes him away. Running over to her bed gleefully, she tries to act cool by attempting some sort of flip, but fails miserably and smashes herself against the floor. Laughing, she stands back up and sits on the bed this time.

"You manage to get some sleep yet?" Flynn asks while laughing slightly.

She sighs.
"No. I don't know what's going on, really." She fiddles with her hair. "Maybe you can get Harrison to give me some kinda scientific lecture in here. That way, I get so bored that BAM, I fall asleep! Fool proof."

"Slight problem with that. He's too busy dealing with slime monsters." He informs her. "Have you actually tried sleeping?"

She blinks a few times vigorously.
"You know, now that you mention it..."

She pushes herself further on to the bed and puts her head against the pillow. And was out like a light.

Flynn quietly closes the door and heads off to meet Leo again. He scans his keycard to open the door to the computer room and sits down at his desk. "Talked to Harrison, he was no help so I'm gonna talk to Xavier."

Leo was absent-mindedly chewing on some Haribos he had found in one of his drawers. He looks at Flynn.
"No help about what?"

"Finding a therapist."

"Did Harrison see a therapist about his... lemon episode?"

"Hm. You have a point there." He says, loading up one of his favourite VPN and 'network stress tester'. "Hey Leo, do you have the Saeva main server IP? I kinda need it."

"Well, they're not stupid enough to have a central data server anymore." He types a few things to bring up some documents. "I tried all 12 secondary data servers and they are down too. It seems they've completely restructured their system."
He opens another few windows.
"However, I managed to track down a few Saeva admins' mobiles. I find it quite funny how they just left themselves unprotected like that, but there you go. The IP to one of their new secondaries was fragmented across a few of their phones but that was no problem."
Leo sends his findings over to Flynn.
"It's encrypted using MD5 hashing and SHA1. Shouldn't be a problem for you. I couldn't be bothered to do it myself. Was too busy doing important Counter-Strike things."

Flynn decrypts the data, and uses the IP to access the database. After a quick run through of the code, he gets an idea. He borrows some of Leo's processing power, causing massive lag in his game "trust me, it'll be worth it" he says, almost to himself. A few short moments later, Flynn had done compiling his script and ran it. There was an enormous power surge due to the power being drawn through the computers, causing a blackout for half of the town.

"Oh... Oops." He says, and pulls his phone out. "But it worked. Files successfully downloaded and servers offline. I also threw a worm in there as well, so they probably won't be back up for a while."

Leo sits motionless with a 'why am I not surprised' look on his face.
"Well. Give us some feedback."

"I've downloaded basic text versions of all of their classified, encrypted or any other type of document you can think of. I then sent a virus to delete all their data. Of course they'll have backups, but that's why I sent the worm. It's something I've been working on for a while now. Its code actively evolves, so even the best antivirus software couldn't find it. The only way you'd know it's there is if you were looking for this exact software, and while it's on their network, we have constant access to download and delete." He says and looks up. "Well, at least we will when the power comes back on..."