Lelouch vi Britannia (
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rakuen2012-08-15 03:19 am
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Entry tags:
Low Orbit Ion Cannon Launch!
Characters: Lelouch vi Britannia, Dirk Strider, Suzaku Kururugi and Rakuen's computer system
Format: Prose to start, but idk what he's going to set off, so if it does something, tag however
This log is: open
Location: Fortitude, Conquest computer labs, computers in the Mayor's mansion
Summary: Lelouch is brute forcing his way into the computer system, and launching a DDoS attack against Exaclan. He has Suzaku and Lil Seb running software in Conquest and the Mayor's mansion respectively.
Warnings: Breaking the system
All of the conditions were clear. Dirk was in position. Suzaku was ready as well. However, there were a few last touches the software needed, and that was only that he needed it to be able to blow the doors open when it was launched, so to speak.
His fingers flew over the keys. He'd long since gotten access to some of the disappeared people's accounts, and then he was using them to brute force his way into the more integral systems. Beyond the communication structure, into what ought to be the very fabric of this system. He sent Suzaku and Dirk a message with the code to run, and the precise time, within a tenth of a second with which to do so.
And then, he waited. He tapped his fingertip on the edge of the keyboard, beside the enter key. In his hand his PDA counted down.
5...
4...
3...
2...
1...
His opening moves had been made. Now was the midgame.
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When the penalty hits, Dirk is in his room in the prefects' dorm building. Completely innocent. He's done nothing wrong. See? What could he even do from here?
He curls up on himself, clutching his head, for the full five minutes. Once it's done, he leaves the room to go find Lelouch.
((Open to anyone who'd have a good reason to be in his room during the penalty, and then Lelouch afterward. For the record, Dirk is fluent in English, has a moderate understanding of Japanese thanks to his animes, and is all right with ASL thanks to Dave's lessons.))
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The pain knocked Lelouch out of his chair. He was far too stubborn to let a sound out. When the five minutes' pain passed, he was somewhat slow to get up. The ache lingered in his chest. He was careful to put his clothing back in place before he collected his omnipresent shoulder bag and his PDA. He switched off the computer terminal, and left the lab.
He headed out of the school building, and noticed Dirk. He didn't go to him. Why was Dirk coming from the prefect's dorms? Is that why there'd been the punishment? Had he failed? He scowled slightly. He'd have to address that at some point.
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If Lelouch wasn't going to approach him, he'd approach Lelouch.
"Was this your grand scheme, Machiavelli?" he hissed in a low tone, to prevent being overheard. With the translation system broken, Lelouch might notice that his dialect is a bit different from the usual Britannian he'd have heard over the past few weeks, though still mutually intelligible.
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He took a few measured attempts to reactivate the PDA. When that failed, he dropped it into his bag. "We ought to do our jobs, don't you think?"
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"And herd the cattle? Sure hope you know shit besides English, if I'm interpreting correctly what's happened here."
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Lelouch likewise donned his beret. "There are people here from various timeframes and many different worlds. How good are you at charades?"
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Not that he was actually that good at it, but it would have to be good enough.
"I can manage," he said in English. "You know what'd be nice? If more people went to Dave's signing lessons."
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The surprise faded, and he seemed to be monitoring how Dirk answered carefully.
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"Should I have been somewhere else?" Cagey as ever.
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He considered for a long moment. "Do you have means of communicating with it other than with the mobiles?"
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He shrugged. "Remotely? No." He had sent Brobot's spare PDA with Sebastian, on the off chance that something did go wrong. Not that it mattered now.
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He spotted Dirk and Lelouch at the gate. "What happened?" Dirk would notice that Suzaku spoke the same slightly old fashioned dialect of English Lelouch did, but sounded less posh. There was the slightest accent there betraying it as a second learned language but easy to miss unless you were a Britannian noble looking for things to criticize.
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"I expect everyone in the city got hit with that penalty. And now the magic translator's off," he said simply. "And fuck, you two sound like dorks."
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Her prefect uniform was spotted with blood, from her collapse during the penalty. Her nails were gouging fragments out of the wall.
"Have you been causing trouble again, Lelouch? This wasn't our agreement."
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"What is she saying?"
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Dirk shrugged. "I can only make out a couple words."
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"You're being evasive. That's good... or is it bad? Ah, you realise neither of these two boys can understand us... So I will say it here. You are starting to become a slight problem."
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That was an unfortunate memory to lose, Suzaku. But his modern Japanese gave him enough to figure out what Nanami was saying. "What I have done is only a problem if your intention is to allow this to continue past this generation. I have every intention of holding up my end of our negotiations."
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He tried not to think about why he had headaches, he didn't like the fact he had forgotten his own language, that Lelouch could speak better Japanese than he could.
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She turned to the other two, head tilting. An obvious act when she'd already heard about Lelouch's break-in from the Mayor. "Was it Dirk, perhaps?"
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"It's rude to talk about people behind their backs," he said simply in stilted Japanese several levels more polite than Nanami would have heard from him when the translator was still in effect.
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"Ah, Nanami, perhaps your illness has affected your mind more than you thought. I just told you who was responsible. Perhaps you should lie back down and I'll keep you up to speed on what is going on, Nanami-senpai." Out of anyone else, the look on his face would be one of sincere concern, but on him, it was kind of patronizing.
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aaand she's gone
"How thoughful of you, Lelouch-kun." She smiled, turning away from Dirk again. Her whim to see whether Lelouch would allow her to blame someone else had faded, along with her stamina. And besides, she'd heard what she needed already. There was just enough time before her next collapse to put her plan into action. "I think I might do that, after I stop in to the other campus. Good day, boys."
Re: aaand she's gone
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He was never going to get used to those. He curled up and shouted, clutching his head for the duration. Once its done he blearily opens his eyes.]
What the hell did we do now?!
[That was definitely a weird kind of English. Not one accent but a good few thrown in.]
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Fuck if I know.
[ For a kid from the middle of an oceanic wasteland, Dirk sure does have a pretty generic whitebread middle-American accent. Blame all the TV and movies he grew up on. ]
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Whoa. The last one left her heaving for breath, this one has her crying.]
Make it stop...