#shslhack

[aspiringstarlight]

@shslhack

If there was someone Tohru took issue with at this school just on principle, it was the so-called ‘shsl hacker’. He might’ve been a shut-in, but at least he didn’t go around ruining games for everyone involved on purpose. (No, he just did that by being at least 50 levels ahead of his supposed guild-mates at all time.)

Granted, Tohru didn’t actually know if the guy wasted his time hacking games or not. This was more of a basic irritation, one that he’d have for anyone who called themselves a hacker, regardless of situation.

“Oh. It’s you.”

PSvita in hand, he only glanced up from his round in p4dan for a millisecond before looking right back, not missing a beat.

[shslexperiment]

@shslhack

Poke poke poke. Suki’s typing gave a new meaning to the term ‘hunt and peck’. Except it was more of a hunt and soft squish. Poke poke. Work was progressing very slowly. Moving the mouse was another separate torment, but at least one she was more used to. 

Her shoulders were acing. Poke poke poke. What? Did she want to turn on ‘sticky keys’? A sad sniffle stifled her tears as it felt like the computer was laughing at her now. Sighing, she let her arms flop onto the keyboard. Disaster. A terrible disaster. 

She pulled her arms back into position to start again and half the keys were pulled from their sockets by her suckers, scattering all over the floor of the computer lab. “No no no no no no n no no no no...”