Keep Quiet (Jin, SK, NK)

[Hyung Soo Im]

It was very early in the morning when they arrived to the apartment building. It was decent enough, much nicer than his actual room, but seeing as it was government owned this wasn’t really surprising.
Various people lived in the building, most minding their own business and not asking questions when the authorities came at all different times of the season. Sometimes it would be two men, sometimes ten, and the meetings could last from days to weeks (depending if it was a mission based meeting or not). Hyung Soo hadn’t been to the apartment in about two weeks, however it was cleaned by the soldiers who left it, so a mess was never a problem.

As they came to the door Hyung Soo pulled out his ID card and swiped it in. Then after a few more security checks and scans he opened the door, ushering the two younger men inside before he went in himself.

It was a nice apartment, with new appliances and the likes. There were three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen and a main area. Almost everything was clean, except for the large computer board against the wall which had various maps and papers taped onto it. With a click of the tongue Hyung Soo walked over and pulled them down, slightly angered at the carelessness of the previous people. He looked around and smiled to his brother.

“Well, this is it. It isn’t very large, but it’s better than my house. Also it won’t be used for the next two weeks, so we should be safe. In the worst case, we can always just go back to my house.” He glanced around at the filing cabinets and sighed slightly, “And please nam dong-seng, don’t go through the files. They are government business.”

[yongsoo]

Yong Soo set down the duffel bag that contained his clothes and Jin's pajamas. "This is more than enough Hyung. Thank you." It was much smaller then the apartment he had shared with Ivan and Allie, but Yong Soo never needed much more space then the lab provided most days.

So, they had two weeks. He should figure out what to do in two weeks time. Ivan had to be stopped. That much was certain. But, Ivan would also be punished. If Yong Soo went public with what he knew, there would be riots in the streets. People would demand Ivan's head on a silver platter. As much as he felt hurt and betrayed by Ivan, Ivan still gave Yong Soo his new chance at life. Ivan had cared for him, acted his nurse maid in the process. He didn't want Ivan to die.

"I promise I won't hack into any files Hyung. Not unless I need the military data base to find something." He paused a moment. "How good is the security system here though? I looks like it's hard to breach, but what happens once you break past it?"

[Hyung Soo Im]

Hyung Soo nodded at his brother. He did trust Yong Soo, though he had to admit that when the other got into one of his silly moods he did tend to forget about privacy.
However, it was too late now, and so he would just have to hope that his brother wouldn’t go that far.

After placing the papers in a folder and tapping the computer board in order to save and close the files on it, he motioned to the couch and sat down on it.
“Yes, the security is rather tight on this place, though I don’t think I fully understand the question Yong Soo. Do you mean to get inside? Because once you break the system you can technically rewire it so only you can enter. As for the computers…well, really if you are able to hack into them then you can technically hack into the government’s secret network. Though, unless you’re smart about it they will trace it back to here. And then of course, if you’re able to get into the governments network you can also scratch the surface of other countries government networks, but even then that would be almost impossible, and if you do manage to do it you could only get the bare basics file wise.”

He looked at the door and rubbed his eyes. “I’ll have to buy food, since there isn’t anything fresh here. However, if I do go then we’ll have to go over some ground rules of who you can and can’t answer the door for, ok?”

[yongsoo]

....Cracking the government system here would allow him access, albeit limited to other countries? Yong Soo had never known that, never bothered to learn. His passion laid in creating, not cracking. But this, this sounded interesting. The information was filed away in his memories for a later time where it could come in handy.

"Nah, I figure you could rewire it. I probably could from the outside given enough time and stuff. I mean, what happens if they get inside? Does an alarm go off? Is the military summoned? Does a killer zoomba come out and cut people? I mean, what's the point of a security system if all it does is keep stuff out?" That was changing. No matter what kinda rules Hyung was putting in place, Yong Soo was making a couple of changed.

"You don't have to worry about food for us Hyung. Jin, I mean, Jia can't eat and I don't have too as long as I have access to sunlight a couple of hours a day." Plopping onto the couch he stretched out. "Who's allowed in and who's barred access?"

[Hyung Soo Im]

What did he mean what was the point? Of course it was to keep people out! Out of government business! With a huff Hyung crossed his arms.

“Well it’s not like we keep everything on file here, if anything this is like a conference room that you can sleep in. However, when we are holding a meeting and perhaps have to leave for some reason, the security is there to make sure no one can come in and just ‘take a peek’ at whatever it is we’re up to. Besides, not a lot of people can be trusted, not to mention people are dumber than you think.” He glanced once more at the files that had been foolishly left lying around.

“Basically, if someone were to enter without authorization the police are called, the cameras will take note of what they look like, and they will be pumped with enough tranquilizers to kill a horse. If they survive we take them to the hospital. If they don’t then it was an ‘accident’.” He walked over to the fridge and opened it, already knowing what was inside but testing his luck anyway.

There was nothing. Well, there was some cheese and cut up onions.
Hardly enough to go on.
He shut the door and sighed.
“Well, even though you can,” He shuttered, “Run on solar power, I still need to buy food, so I’ll need to leave you two alone for a bit. Do you think you can handle that?” He turned to his brother, “And the rules are basic, don’t open the door for anyone but the landlady. She won’t be able to tell you aren’t me. That and…a particularly annoying woman who will probably come by. Just ignore her. It’s what I do.”