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Speaker 1: Welcome to micro Terrors, scary stories for kids where it's

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always the spooky season, full of chills, thrills, and spine

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tingling spooks. Micro Terrors are family friendly frights for those

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ages eight and up, and while our stories are for

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younger years, we are still talking about things that go

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bump in the night, and some children may not be

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able to handle what others can. Parental consent is recommended

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now for tonights micro terror.

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Speaker 2: The crab Acabra written by Scott Donnelly. I had never

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been so bored in my life. This was the worst

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summer break yet. It was hot outside, so going out

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to play wouldn't be enjoyable. Inside was even worse. I

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could have been playing video games, taking naps, drawing pictures,

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but the way our power kept cutting out several times

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a day made that nearly impossible. I'd be in a

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game in the electricity would shut off. I'd be taking

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a nap, but the air conditioner would die and create

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a gross, sticky atmosphere, impossible for sleeping. I liked to

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sketch crazy, nonsensical things, so drawing pictures worked to pass

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the time for a little while at least, But I

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needed music playing in the background while I did it,

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and obviously, if the power kept going out, that meant

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the music didn't stand a chance, and there was nothing

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more infuriating than a good song cutting out halfway through

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the rolling blackouts the air cutting off. It wasn't even

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due to the heat of the summer. It was because

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of my dad. He'd gotten fired from Science Tech, the

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lab he worked for, and decided to move all of

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his experiments and studies into our basement. Whatever he was

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working on down there was using so much power that

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it affected the entire house. My mom chose not to

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say anything, claiming that since my dad had been fired,

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he was desperately looking for a breakthrough with his research

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in order to hopefully have his job reinstated, and for

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the sake of my sanity, I wished him to be

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successful in that venture. After all, that might have been

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the only way for our consistent air and power to

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flow through the house if he was gone and back

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in his actual lab. I tried my hand to a

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PlayStation game. Since there was a solid hour that went

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by without the power shutting off. The thought I might

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have been able to squeeze in a quick couple of levels,

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but as usual. As soon as my game loaded in,

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the lights flickered in my house and the TV shut off.

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I heard the hum and the air conditioner slowly fade,

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and within seconds our house fell into a deafening silence.

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I screamed out in frustration. This was the worst summer

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of all time. Just then the basement door opened to

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my dad stumbled out. He looked like a wreck. His

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hair was disheveled. His lab coat was torn and splotched

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with grease and oil stains, which was odd since he

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worked mostly with computers and technology. I did it, my

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dad said, I actually did it. I rolled my eyes.

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If by it you mean ruined my summer, then yes,

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you did it, Dad. Congratulations, I said, tossing my controller

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on to the table. Sharon, my dad called out, ignoring

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my frustration. My mom came rushing in from the other room.

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What is it, Harold, she asked, worried at first, I

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did it. The AI RWM system works. I actually did it.

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This will get my job back, not to mention a

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huge payday for us. A smile grew on his face.

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I have to go tell mister Robertsfeld. My dad grabbed

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his car keys. Don't go down there, he urged as

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he rushed out of the house. Once the door was shut,

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my mom looked at me. Finally, she said, I got

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the feeling. She felt the same way about the summer,

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the power and everything as I did. She just never

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said it out loud like I did. Right then, my

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mom's cell phone rang. She looked at the caller and sighed,

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it's your aunt Janis. She said, I'll only be about

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three hours, she added with her own brand of sarcasm.

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She answered the call and walked out of the room.

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I was left alone with an open base door in

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front of me, the place I was told not to

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go into. But the power was out, it was hot,

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and I was bored. Nothing was going to keep me

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from descending those basement stairs to see what my dad

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had been working on in secret all summer, killing the

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vibes and moods around the house with each flicker of

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a light or death of a cool burst from the

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air conditioner. I made sure my mom was locked in

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on the phone call, and then slipped down the stairs.

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We used to use the basement as storage, but since

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my dad moved his lab there, it didn't even resemble

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a basement.

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Speaker 1: Anymore.

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Speaker 2: It looked like a science lab with brick walls and

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a washing machine in the corner. I walked through his lab,

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checking out the strange equipment on the tables and shelving

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units he'd installed. None of the machines looked familiar. For

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a lack of better term, they all looked futuristic. What

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even looked like it could be a prototype for a

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time machine. Then I laid eyes on it, the AIWM system,

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as my dad had called it. I only knew this

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was it from those letters scribbled on it. Otherwise it

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looked like a strange concoction of machines strung together with

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blinking panels and multicolored wires. There was also a computer

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screen attached to some kind of metallic saucer behind it.

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I tapped the computer screen and it flickered to life.

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Our house might not have had power, but my dad's

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basement lab certainly did. Must have all just been filtered

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down here when he was using his machines. The screen

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turned white and at the top for the letters AGAINRWM system.

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As the screen continued to load, the acronym was finally

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defined beneath it, the Artificial Intelligence Real World manifestation system. Curious,

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I skimmed the information that appeared along with it and

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realized what my dad had done. AI had come quite

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a long way in such a short time, allowing anyone

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to create an image and have AI it to life,

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or even just put in a prompt and have AI

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do it all on its own. This, however, appeared to

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be the next step in the ever evolving world of AI.

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A user could input a prompt on screen or create

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an image themselves, and not only would AI generate it

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or animate it, but this machine would actually manifest that

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image into the real world using its metallic saucer base.

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The more I thought about it, it was like a

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three D printer for AI. Two options at the bottom

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of the screen said prompt and create. I tapped create

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out of curiosity and boredom. A blank screen appeared.

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Speaker 1: Next.

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Speaker 2: I used my finger to draw a circle on the

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screen and then tapped generate. The metallic saucer came to

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life with a loud hum and blinking lights. Smoke billowed

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from it, and once it cleared, a spherical object sat

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in the center of it. I was blown away. I

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reached for it, careful not to burn myself. In case

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it was hot, but it wasn't. It was room temperature.

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I couldn't exactly tell what the sphere was made out of.

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It was heavy, but not like metal or rock. It

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was smooth and also seemed to emit some kind of

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static discharge from it. I set the sphere aside and

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went back to the computer screen. I need to try

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something cooler, I said, something insane. Let's test this puppy out.

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I tapped into my nonsensical sketching skills and drew a

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person's body with a giant crab claw as one of

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its hands. When it came to the face and I

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wanted something just as bizarre, I thought about the most

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random creature I could, a chipacabra. To the best of

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my ability, I drew the cryptid's head on the body.

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It was a little wonky, but it would do. I

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tapped generate when I was done, and watched the metallic

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saucer explode to life again with smoke, lights and so on.

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There was a lot more smoke than there was with

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the spear. I waved it away from my face just

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as the machine shut off, I stepped back and through

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the smoke, I saw the silhouette of my creation. It

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was life size, the size of a full grown person,

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and when the smoke cleared, it was even more hideous

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than I imagined it would be. It was a human

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creature hybrid with two massive crab claws for hands and

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a snarling head of a vicious choopacabra. It roared like

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an unholy beast as it jumped off the table at me.

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I turned and ran as fast as I could up

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the stairs. The crab cabra or whatever it was, was

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hot on my tail. I burst into the kitchen, where

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my mom was now yelling at Aunt Janis about something. Mom,

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there's a monster after me. My mom sighed, did you

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hear that? She said to Aunt Janis on the other line,

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This is how bored he is. I just wish he'd

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The crab acabra clambered into the kitchen and my mom screamed,

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throwing her phone at it. It beamed the monster in

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the head, which only upset it more. It growled, bent down,

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and snapped the phone between its claws, and then devoured it.

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We could hear Aunt Janie screaming in terror on the

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other line as the crabicamra swallowed it Janie, my mom screamed.

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I grabbed her by the hand and tried to lead

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her out of the kitchen through a second entrance, but

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she resisted, screaming and crying over her sister. Janis no mom,

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It was just a phone. I tried to tell her,

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but it was all to no avail. The crabcabre lunged

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forward and snapped its claws around my mom. Her screams

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became blood curdling as the monster lifted her off the ground,

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unt hinged its jaw like a snake, and began to

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swallow her hole. I panicked and ran for my life.

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As I blew through the house, listening to the disgustingly

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loud digestion of my mom in the kitchen, I was

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stopped dead in my tracks when the front door blew

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inward and an electrically charged blue smoke fuddeled in. I

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just stared into the smoke and watched a figure materialize.

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Speaker 1: It was a man.

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Speaker 2: One of his arms was made of metal, and on

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his head was a futuristic helmet with blinking lights. He

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removed the helmet and stared at me, creating an unsettling

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feeling in the pit of my stomach. I recognized this man.

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He looked like me, only older. I am you from

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the future, Kenny, he said, confirming my insane, implausible time

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traveling theory. I came to stop you from making a

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decision that will alter the future. I trembled, What are

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you talking about. There's a machine in your basement, one

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that allows AI images to manifest in the real world.

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You must not touch it. I gulped. I I already did.

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The me from the future dropped his jaw. You mean

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I'm too late, I nodded. No, no, no, he panicked,

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checking a strange computer like device on his wrist. Oh,

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I could have sworn, I am put in the correct

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time coordinates. The crevacabra is here right now. It's from

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the next room, and the future me grimaced. Please tell

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me it hasn't eaten mom yet, or even Aunt Janice.

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It just did, I stammered, and his dad home yet,

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the future me asked. I shook my head. No, okay,

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the future me sighed, showing some kind of relief. Then

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there might still be time. There's another machine in the basement,

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one that we thought looked like a time machine prototype. Remember,

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I nodded, you need to go down there, and what

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on earth's going on here? My dad's voice boomed from

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behind the future me, Who are you? I'm your son

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from the future, The future me said, I've come back

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in time to warn myself not to mess with the

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ai RM system. It creates a race of crevicabras that

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are very close to taking over the entire northern hemisphere.

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Crab o, what my dad questioned, Like like the Chinese

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food appetizer. No, the future me hounded, that's crab rangoon. Look,

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we need to focus here before the creature eats. Suddenly,

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as if ironically on cue, the crabacabra bounded into the

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living room and grabbed the future me, unhinged its jaw

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and devoured him. I was left and shot. If I

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was eaten in the future, what does that mean for

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me in the past?

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Speaker 1: The present?

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Speaker 2: Harold stood there as he watched the monster devour the

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future version of his son. Once he was gone and

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dissolving in the stomach acid of the beast, the younger

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version also faded away into oblivion.

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Speaker 1: Harold's jaw was.

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Speaker 2: On the flooring kill me, Harold stammered, but there was

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no one there to answer. Kenny, young and old was gone,

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Charon was gone, Janice was gone er kind of. And

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then a flurry of heavy footfalls clamored up the basement stairs.

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Dozens upon dozens of Crabacabras blooded into the living room,

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Some scurried through the house, others filed outside. Harold could

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do nothing but watch as the catalyst for the Crabacabra

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apocalypse transpired before him. Club Harold swallowed. Maybe this won't

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be so bad, he thought, incomplete denial. But before he

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had a chance to think any further, several cravacabres clamped

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their claws around him and shared a meal. From that

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when a dark secret is unearthed about an abandoned swimming hole.

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