[TEXT] UN: STOPMESSAGES

[eyeforaneye]

A number of things.

First, I want to know how many people are familiar with ninja and the shinobi world.

Second, I’m interested in increasing my knowledge when it comes to the technology on the ship.

Third, in connection with the second point, is there a way to stop others from being able to send messages to your communicator? Stopping all of them temporarily would also be acceptable.

[ That's it, Sasuke's first message, no name attached and no hint of an introduction in sight. Still, it's downright personable for him. ]

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( private encryption )

[classification]

Currently, I have no other means for repayment. I don't do jobs for the goodness of humanity.

It is your choice if you want to give that payment. You'll have what you want if you do.

( private encryption )

[eyeforaneye]

I get it. I gave you my word, after all.

Why approach me anonymously?

( private encryption )

[classification]

I find it better to not let one's guard down when possible. The less my name is attached to things of this nature, the better.

( private encryption )

[eyeforaneye]

[ Well. That's fair. Sasuke can get behind a healthy amount of paranoia, honestly, and in some bizarre way it at least makes him feel more at home than a bunch of people clamoring about ninja in pop culture does. He did this to himself. ]

You believe there'd be retribution if you were caught helping with something so minor?

( private encryption )

[classification]

[ And now he knows why Locus is staying anonymous. Less questions and ridiculous nonsense means he's able to function better. ]

It isn't exactly something minor. It is rewriting and reworking their coding language. Which puts me at an advantage they weren't expecting. There are always things hidden that aren't meant to be discovered.

( private encryption )

[eyeforaneye]

[ He likes the cut of your jib, Locus. ]

So it's that significant after all. In which case, we should avoid discussing it like this. If you're capable of reworking this system I'd assume others have the same capabilities.