The TARDIS made an indelicate noise, relaying a feedback loop through his wrist band to show her displeasure. Maybe if he had a better system, he wouldn't need to be so cautious. If he had a better system, nothing short of her Matrix would be able to infiltrate it.
She refused to discuss his weak spot any further, if only to avoid her own discomfort with the idea.
"I have been through worse," she replied a little absently, running scans and diagnostics, trying to pinpoint the source of whatever was crippling his system and keeping her here. "And the central computer will have to do. I can attempt a patch network to the main servers, but it may cause power outages throughout the city."
She was in the process of figuring out a method to do just that when he asked her about his files and she paused. Had she found anything interesting? A good deal, really, but she didn't want to admit that. "You have been busy," she offered eventually. "I would almost think you attract the aliens here."
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She refused to discuss his weak spot any further, if only to avoid her own discomfort with the idea.
"I have been through worse," she replied a little absently, running scans and diagnostics, trying to pinpoint the source of whatever was crippling his system and keeping her here. "And the central computer will have to do. I can attempt a patch network to the main servers, but it may cause power outages throughout the city."
She was in the process of figuring out a method to do just that when he asked her about his files and she paused. Had she found anything interesting? A good deal, really, but she didn't want to admit that. "You have been busy," she offered eventually. "I would almost think you attract the aliens here."