Nance folded her arms in an attempt to kill that nervous twitch, then looked up at the ceiling. What WAS it that she tried to connect into. They didn't find it themselves, so someone else must have brought it to her attention. There was... wait!
"At home, I don't know how much liberty I'd have to explain what happened," she said with a frown. "But, I guess I don't have much of a choice here, do I? The best way I can explain it is that it was a metal box with no way to open it. Whatever was inside was completely sealed from human contact, but as odd as it sounds, a computer could contact it through a wireless connection, as if it wanted to be touched but couldn't through physical means."
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Date: 2009-08-19 07:57 pm (UTC)"At home, I don't know how much liberty I'd have to explain what happened," she said with a frown. "But, I guess I don't have much of a choice here, do I? The best way I can explain it is that it was a metal box with no way to open it. Whatever was inside was completely sealed from human contact, but as odd as it sounds, a computer could contact it through a wireless connection, as if it wanted to be touched but couldn't through physical means."