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Summary
For the people who were real, he wasn't named anything so stupid as Jimmy. He was SpiderKing. Everyone was in his web. He was the Napoleon of hackers. He was the Caesar. He was the best. He'd hacked into thirty separate financial institutions this year and with a little bug in Bart's routers, he'd have a back door pass into at least a hundred more.There was Sherlock Holmes, SeeBee himself. Hacked the London exchange when he was nine. At eleven, he'd cracked a key vulnerability in whatever lame cryptography the world thought was safe at the time and had electronic bees flying around half the government computer monitors. They still cropped up time to time.SpiderKing wanted to yell, "Look up. SeeBee, the SpiderKing is right next to you," because they were rulers electronic. They chose their own names. He wanted to yell that SeeBee should stop looking at the slicktail and see him.
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