Penelope had really good security on her computer - she’s a hacker herself, so it’d only make sense that all her information was protected with only the best.

So, of course, you can imagine her surprise when she sees a note open on her computer - one she had no idea about and no hand in creating. The note is binary - basic and old-fashioned. “01101000 01101001” - “hi”.

“Hm. That’s freaky,” she murmurs, eyes alight with curiosity. “This is a first.” She does the obvious and attempts to rip your IP, to (strangely) no avail. That tells her two things - that you might be shy and don’t want to be found, and that you’re so good at hacking, you might even be near her level.

For once, she takes a risk. She assumes you can see her monitor, so she highlights your message, replacing it with “hi , and how'd you get through my security??”