thebobmaster
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Mar 30, 2010
Noveria was a good place to run a business, especially for the unscrupulous that wanted to avoid Council oversight. That made it an ideal place for hackers like Telira to make her living. Plenty of people out there who wanted to test their own security...or get through the security of rivals to find blackmail material. She had been doing just fine at both of those jobs, but the last one had gone wrong. Or perhaps it was better to say that it had gone all too right. She had gotten through the firewalls with ease, and then a little further. No harm in trying to skim off the top, right? Well...she certainly had learned that wasn't true. Ignorance is bliss was something she should have listened to a lot closer
"This is Telira Mensara." The turian's voice was fairly low in pitch as she began to record her distress call. "If you are receiving this, I could definitely use some help. I can't go into too many details over this channel, but suffice to say, my life is in danger because of what I know, what I've found."
She closed her green eyes briefly, once again reflecting on what had brought her to the current predicament she was in. It had seemed so easy. Just test the firewalls of her employer. Get in if she could, get out. Why had she felt the need to get greedy and start searching through their database after she was able to get in? If she had just done her job at the bare minimum, she wouldn't have discovered anything amiss, she would have gotten paid, and been on her merry way.
"I am just off-planet from Noveria. Please be sure to hail me if you receive this and come for me. I can't risk letting just anyone on my ship. I hope someone safe is receiving this."
After recording her message, Telira sat back in the chair of the cockpit of her private ship, one that she sometimes felt was too small for her six foot two frame, even one as lithe as hers. Before she could second-guess herself, the turian pressed the button to send out her distress call. Running a hand over the purple facepaint marking her as a Noverian, she gripped a Sidewinder pistol in one hand as she waited to see if anyone responded to the distress call. She'd sent it out on emergency channels only, so she knew whoever responded to the message would have some connection to those...but that wasn't necessarily proof that she could blindly trust anyone who came knocking. Even the little bit of information she had indicated that her mysterious employer might have connections she didn't know about, and that included enforcement agencies. She'd just have to hope whoever arrived was there to help her, and not silence her. She could handle herself in a fight, but that was something she would much rather not have to worry about.
"This is Telira Mensara." The turian's voice was fairly low in pitch as she began to record her distress call. "If you are receiving this, I could definitely use some help. I can't go into too many details over this channel, but suffice to say, my life is in danger because of what I know, what I've found."
She closed her green eyes briefly, once again reflecting on what had brought her to the current predicament she was in. It had seemed so easy. Just test the firewalls of her employer. Get in if she could, get out. Why had she felt the need to get greedy and start searching through their database after she was able to get in? If she had just done her job at the bare minimum, she wouldn't have discovered anything amiss, she would have gotten paid, and been on her merry way.
"I am just off-planet from Noveria. Please be sure to hail me if you receive this and come for me. I can't risk letting just anyone on my ship. I hope someone safe is receiving this."
After recording her message, Telira sat back in the chair of the cockpit of her private ship, one that she sometimes felt was too small for her six foot two frame, even one as lithe as hers. Before she could second-guess herself, the turian pressed the button to send out her distress call. Running a hand over the purple facepaint marking her as a Noverian, she gripped a Sidewinder pistol in one hand as she waited to see if anyone responded to the distress call. She'd sent it out on emergency channels only, so she knew whoever responded to the message would have some connection to those...but that wasn't necessarily proof that she could blindly trust anyone who came knocking. Even the little bit of information she had indicated that her mysterious employer might have connections she didn't know about, and that included enforcement agencies. She'd just have to hope whoever arrived was there to help her, and not silence her. She could handle herself in a fight, but that was something she would much rather not have to worry about.