Our
escape went off better than any of us had hoped for. Of course there
were the few variables that hindered our plan and tried to ruin it, but
we all made it.
Anyways, we were lead out of our little no window cage like clockwork to the lab were they did there many investigative experiments and check-ups. One thing to keep in mind is that these people are creatures of habit and one little thing, even if they don't realize it themselves, can mess up their entire routine. Sachiko stayed docile and quiet and I acted as myself in a good mood, which was just chattering away even if it was just to me sometimes. With their complete misunderstanding of who we truly are they left us alone to go attend something else while the conclusion of their routine investigations was being finished. Once alone, Sachiko and I set to work. Thankfully this was a private lab and due to these folks paranoia for other people stealing their genius ideas there was no security cameras. I hacked into the mainframe, blinded the video cameras with a loop feed, and disabled the security system without having the tampering alarm alert everyone we didn't want to know that something was wrong. Sachiko retrieved all the security codes needed to open our companions cells, swiped a personnel security card that was supposedly dysfunctional, and then put out a call for all personnel to gather in the board room for an emergency meeting from the boss. After accomplishing that we went back to our previous positions and waited to be picked up and dropped off in our rooms. The scientist came back, escorted us from the room, and handed us off to one guard. About ten seconds after they had disappeared Sachiko and I quickly and quietly took out the guard and dumped him in our cell. We knew time would be short so we quickly went from each of our companions rooms, entered the release codes Sachiko had memorized, and moved on. It wasn't even five minutes after we had just released the last person when the alarms went off. Thankfully we were close to the exit. Sachiko took the front and I took the back. We were almost all out when the first group of guards appeared. I quickly punched in a code that would set off a computer virus I had established in their network a couple weeks ago, thus setting off multiple malfunctions throughout the establishment. Unfortunately they had already started firing and a couple of our people got hit, but they still moved on. I was the last to exit and as I did Sachiko slid the personnel security card. It locked the door and set the computers to self destruct. It would take them at least a couple of hours to get out without outside help. Once I saw that the ones that were hit were already being attended to by others in our group, I looked around. The first thing that slipped out of my mouth was, “Is this really where I think we are or am I hallucinating?”
The plan was simple. Sachiko and I had established
persona's before we even really began our escape plan. I was the weak,
obliging one while Sachiko was difficult and strong willed. We acted in
such a way that they came to the conclusion that it would be best to
keep us together. It helped that they thought that I was the only one
that could control Sachiko's rages and the she was the only one that
could calm my fits of hysteria.
Anyways, we were lead out of our little no window cage like clockwork to the lab were they did there many investigative experiments and check-ups. One thing to keep in mind is that these people are creatures of habit and one little thing, even if they don't realize it themselves, can mess up their entire routine. Sachiko stayed docile and quiet and I acted as myself in a good mood, which was just chattering away even if it was just to me sometimes. With their complete misunderstanding of who we truly are they left us alone to go attend something else while the conclusion of their routine investigations was being finished. Once alone, Sachiko and I set to work. Thankfully this was a private lab and due to these folks paranoia for other people stealing their genius ideas there was no security cameras. I hacked into the mainframe, blinded the video cameras with a loop feed, and disabled the security system without having the tampering alarm alert everyone we didn't want to know that something was wrong. Sachiko retrieved all the security codes needed to open our companions cells, swiped a personnel security card that was supposedly dysfunctional, and then put out a call for all personnel to gather in the board room for an emergency meeting from the boss. After accomplishing that we went back to our previous positions and waited to be picked up and dropped off in our rooms. The scientist came back, escorted us from the room, and handed us off to one guard. About ten seconds after they had disappeared Sachiko and I quickly and quietly took out the guard and dumped him in our cell. We knew time would be short so we quickly went from each of our companions rooms, entered the release codes Sachiko had memorized, and moved on. It wasn't even five minutes after we had just released the last person when the alarms went off. Thankfully we were close to the exit. Sachiko took the front and I took the back. We were almost all out when the first group of guards appeared. I quickly punched in a code that would set off a computer virus I had established in their network a couple weeks ago, thus setting off multiple malfunctions throughout the establishment. Unfortunately they had already started firing and a couple of our people got hit, but they still moved on. I was the last to exit and as I did Sachiko slid the personnel security card. It locked the door and set the computers to self destruct. It would take them at least a couple of hours to get out without outside help. Once I saw that the ones that were hit were already being attended to by others in our group, I looked around. The first thing that slipped out of my mouth was, “Is this really where I think we are or am I hallucinating?”
Sachiko
answered, “I can’t believe it either. I mean all this time we were
right under their noses instead of in some backwoods country.”
I
grinned sardonically, “I never thought I would be visiting Tokyo City
this way. Anyways, we better get going before we give them any more time
than they really need.”
From
that day forth we started our lives as fugitives; continually running
from, and attacking when we can, our previous criminal captures.
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