"It's done," Kael wheezed, sliding the drive back to the woman. "The lock is ash. The data is yours."
He was falling through a canyon of green light. This was the dataspace. Most hackers saw it as a grid or a city; Kael saw it as a living organism. The drive was a fortress, walls of static electricity pulsing with a rhythmic, sickly purple throb. That was the corruption. The bio-lock was a heavy iron gate, sealed shut. phoenix2tv
Could you please provide a bit more context? For example: "It's done," Kael wheezed, sliding the drive back