Hacking The Hacker Lucius Novels & Stories

Their rogues spread across the valley, waiting. Lucian stood on the steps of the council hall, flanked by Kael and Ash… each leading their own gammas, but they were all motionless. I was calm. Darius raised his voice. “You’ve all been corrupted!” he roared. “Twisted by that witch! That abomination who calls herself rightful heir! She’s wormed her way into your minds, and your beds. Disgusting.” He turned to Lucian directly. “I’ll burn your legacy and the last of your bloodline. I’ll take this pack by force, if I must.”

Lucas placed his hand on Emelia's necklace, as he walked into the werewolf kingdom flash back Lucien had turned into his wolf, and started running madly into the forest, before stopping at the river, looking at it with sadness and anger. His wolf's claws were firmly planted in the ground, leaving a mark in it. While Lucas was behind him, jumping with the speed of a vampire, before he reached his place, he stood in the tree, watching him from afar. Lucien unleashed a force that made the tree turn into crumbs in the air. Fortunately, Lucas had jumped at the last moment, before standing in front of Lucian and saying:

“You make this public, you start a fire under more than just Voss. You’re declaring war on everyone who’s gotten a taste.” “Then let’s make it a war worth fighting,” Lila said. They moved to the press room. Lucien had his resignation letter ready. Lila read through her statement—steady, twice. Maya sent the packets out to journalists and watchdogs. Security locked the server copies, logged the handoff. The press hall was blinding. Lucien stepped to the podium. “I won’t hide behind my name,” he said. “I authorized a withdrawal for Mr. John Harris. That withdrawal never happened. Someone tampered with our records. We’ll find out who.”

Luci whispered, still kissing my lips until he broke away from me suddenly. Luci’s eyes darted downward, and that was when I realized his sweatpants were completely off and his sausage was staring at my donut. I squeaked, covering my eyes. It was there. It was real and bigger than the picture Athena showed me. Luci’s hands became hot as he turned around to pull up his pants.

He paused "have a look this file first" "Coal mining scam" The title of file was enough for him to dripping from sweat. "M..My..Ki.ng" He Stammered. "I think so you don't need to open this file, You have already know what I am talking about" A dark chuckled roar in study. "I want you sign this file" He gave him green file.

"That's our Chairman? And they have a pup?" Lucius’s face was ashen, beads of sweat rolling down his forehead. He whirled around, glaring at Clara with pure venom. "You!" His voice was a furious hiss. "You set me up, you bitch!" Clara, terrified by his sudden accusation, stammered, "What? Lucius, what are you talking about?" "Stop pretending!" Lucius abandoned all pretense, jabbing a finger at her. "You must have recorded this secretly and given it to the Silver Moon pack!"

"Yes, then I'll be in the castle, so to speak." I smiled. It sounds easy, but I can see Gregory has a lot of experience with this stuff. I follow his fingers as it jumps over the computer's keys. "By the way," he says after a while, "what I'm doing here, a hacker — I think his name was Zyklon — used a few years back to hack the White House in America's site. He came in through something so stupid as a bloody phone book that they place on the site. He saw an opening in the programming and bite it out.” Gregory sat back in his chair for a moment and looked at me. "The programmer had to list a bunch of special characters in the character list. The phone book program then had to validate the cha

Chapter 6 NIGHTMARE It was already evening when Lucious arrived at his floor after he was done with his work for the day. He walked into his gloomy apartment, heading straight to his room as usual when he suddenly stopped. His nose picked up a foreign scent. He scrunched his eyebrows, as he kept walking, his instinct leading him to one of the rooms in the floor. Lucious unlocked the door, pushing it gently as his eyes landed on someone curled up on the floor in the middle of the room. It was the rogue girl.

I am part of the market research team, and that requires me to be on the streets instead of in-office, but with my team being useless, I do most of the work because if the team doesn't deliver results, I am stuck with the elephant that will likely cost me, my job. Lucifer's tech is the best engineering company there is. Their smartphones are ten times better than Android and iPhones. Longer battery life and a network that won't drop you in your time of need but the worst part about them are that they freaking expensive. Like wireless earphones and smartwatches, they most likely to cost half my paycheck.

“Enough. Don’t you dare insult her.” Lucius’s smirk widened, pleased at the reaction. “Ah, I struck a nerve.” He straightened from the banister, circling them slowly. “But you must admit, the story is amusing. Three men storm into this penthouse, swearing Chloe has their stolen merchandise. They can’t be lying, I manipulated them to say the truth. They came to retrieve it and spill her blood. And instead…” he gestured casually toward the corpses sprawled across the marble, “they became the merchandise.”