Help Me I Beg - Tumblr Posts
alrighty-roo ive decided it is time to finally finally dabble in writing (again after years.)
its about my current hyperfixation *Homelander*
im only a paragraph in and i would love love love to know if someone would like to read over this teensy little paragraph for me, help me make sure it makes sense n'such
please, hit me up if so i beg
He wasn’t hired because he could ward a door or a desk or whatever else piece of mass - produced furniture he thought needed the lockdown. No, that would go against the shiny and new company policy that Allison passed through minimal hands to accommodate Argent International’s shiny and new facelift. It’s those wards he can construct around thousands of years of information, including but not limited to the very unsavory family history that hangs around her neck every day, that dragged him into this.
It was Adelaide who pointed him out. ❝ You know you have an enchanter in your IT department, ❞ she’d said in that same tone she takes when she wants to talk about a vibrant red she got from Tuscany. That is to say, she always wants to talk about the vibrant red.
❝ Enchanter? What, like a witch? ❞ Like you, goes unspoken.
Aunt Adelaide had been two glasses into a very non - vibrant red, but there was no questioning the clarity in her eyes when she smirked knowingly. ❝ No, Marcheline. Not like me at all. ❞ Very helpful.
Now, Allison’s fresh off an overnight flight from Nice that she worked all the way through. She doesn’t look it. Sat across from this supposed enchanter, she looks every inch the nepo business mogul. No one can claim she wasn’t born for the role though. Allison sits forward in her seat and regards her eight A.M. with equal parts easy affability and cool reserve. He blinks; she does after a contemplative pause. ❝ Intentionally. ❞ If she’s alarmed, she doesn’t appear to be so. ❝ Aren’t all cybersecurity attacks intentional? Unless you’re suggesting that someone on our team wants to play both sides. ❞
@queenwolf
i'm careful. even with the dark army gone, i still keep wards on my door—twelve, arranged in four neat rows of three. and even here, at this temp cybersecurity job, i do the same thing. wards pasted on the underside of my desk. leon's here for a job for a few months, so i found work.
everyone's heard about the argent family. a few google searches told me everything i needed to know. major company, arms dealing recently discontinued. as if you can just stop being a milder lockheed martin overnight. you'll need more than that to clean it all up.
i guess i'm technically part of that cleanup now, even if i'm here to monitor for all the bad shit. like before, with the last corporate job. you saw. rehabilitating a company as if that's even really possible. but when i find an obvious hole in security, i patch it. and when i find a hole that was put there by someone else, i report it. as expected.
which is why i'm here, in allison argent's office, awkward and uncomfortable. i hate the feel of the uniform against my skin. my weight shifts, one foot to the other. where do i even start? at the basics, i guess. "i think someone intentionally left a hole in your security." i blink. that probably made it sound dire. "i found it during my audit. think i caught it before they planted a rootkit." fuck. i'm talking on too high of a level. ".... so, no malware yet. i've started patching it, but it was via internal access."