Chapter One: Missing

Author's Note:

This is a short chapter, and I apologize for that. This is where the mystery genere begins. The Action/Adventure generes will begin in the next chapter. For now, enjoy Chapter One: Missing. Enjoy and review please! Chapter Two: Cyberchase will be up soon. Until then, see ya! Also, thanks to the real Violet Parr for her instant review! Also for the spelling correction on Massachusatts! I did a backup copy of the chapter and renewed it with the spelling correction. Lookin' forward to the other reviews! ;-)

-CelestialTime93

"We got a tough one." Jackie explained to Matt the next morning. The two detectives walked down the halls of the F.B.I. building.

"What's the case?" Matt asked.

"A disappearance." Jackie explained, "Unfourtunatly, the victim is our newest member."

Matt looked at the photo of the victim from the case file.

"Slider's not gonna be happy about this." Matt groaned.

"Even worse," Jackie said, "He was the first one to be notified about the case. He passed it to me."

"Who are the suspects?" Matt asked.

"That's another worse part." Jackie explained, "None. At least, nobody that the state of Massachusatts' F.B.I. knows about."

"What aer you saying?" Matt asked, stopping at Jackie's office cubicle, "You -know-who crossed the border?"

"It's just a theory." Jackie whispered, "SLider said that when he crossed over to the Real World, the barrier between Cyberspace and Earth was weak. Real weak. Our suspect might have slipped through."

"Jackie has a point." Slider agreed, joining in on the discussion, "The portal I went through wasn't altered by Motherboard."

"Hacker might have slipped through." Matt said in a low tone.

"We'll have to take care of this one on our own." Slider said, "No reinforcements."

"Let's hope that we're right." Matt said, "We'll have to take Obi with us."

Obi was Matt's golden labrador. Occasionally, the smart kanine would help with the cases. This was one of those times.

"Theo!" Matt called to the receptionest, "Tell the boss we're leaving. We'll take the case of Inez's disappearance."