Phantom shuddered a moment, only noticeable to Sami, who was choked a little for a second.<br/><br/><em>"Dammit... Sami, we've got trouble on the SpECTRe end as well. Nothing I can't handle, but between them and this, it could get troublesome,"</em>he growled. A remote virus attack, not particularly potent, or clever, considering that if they had been dealing with a skilled technopath, they may have only armed a super with a potent weapon.<br/><br/>In this case, they had become more of an inconvenience. If Phantom had still been locked in to the system, they would have shut down his cybernetic parts, in fact, if it got that bad, he'd have to shut them off anyway. However, since the attack was remote, and using a tentative connection, and the virus was attacking a system that was completely one-of-a-kind, he just had to maintain a bit of focus to stop the virus from reaching him in the first place. He quickly locked down any signals he might have been unintentionally broadcasting into the camera system, which would mean that the virus would only have to contend with the basic code he left behind to make it slightly more difficult to restart the system.<br/><br/>He could process this information in the back of his mind, but it meant his cybernetics would be working slowly, and the steroids and adrenaline in his system would not be regulated properly. He needed to end this quickly or get ready to do something that would pump actual adrenaline into his system before he became quite fatigued. After that, his cybernetics could kick back in and fix the problem.<br/><br/><em>"I have a very small window in which to escape here. If the cops catch you, SpECTRe <strong>will</strong> find you,"</em>he whispered before preparing to react to the cop's response.