Shi Rang descobriu uma página da web que nunca tinha visto antes. Ela analisava coisas anômalas de forma científica, reunindo arquivos de projetos em quantidade imensa, era tão interessante, tão inovadora. Sim, parecia muito real, mas como o conteúdo online poderia ser verdadeiro? Nesse caso, por que não escrever um arquivo também? Ou modificar algumas informações já existentes? ... Por que os internautas dizem que meus dados coincidem perfeitamente com o que viram no local? Por que o site de repente ficou fora do ar? Alguém bateu à porta, vou dar uma olhada.
Shi Rang searched the internet for paranormal events, just as he did every day.
Today was a special day. Sandwiched between "How to Use Qigong and Quantum Mechanics to Reach the Zenith of Your Magnetic Field" and "Forward this message to 5 people or you will die alone," a link he had never seen before appeared:
*The Administration Database Hub*.
He originally thought it was a phishing link, but after clicking it, a remarkably professional loading animation popped up.
*Anomaly Control Administration (C-V-A)*
*WARNING: The Administration Database is highly classified. Unauthorized access is strictly prohibited. Violators will be monitored, geolocated, and dealt with.*
There was no account registration, no login prompt; he was directed straight to the website's homepage. The stark contrast of black, white, and red, combined with the compact page design, made him sit up straight, even though he had entered with the cynical thought of *let's see how you try to hack my computer*.
He didn't really understand what the site was for, so he randomly clicked the top link in the "Recently Added Annotations" column.
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*CVA-B-9913 - "Wasting Time" (Rejected)*
B-9913 is a memetic hazard spread via the internet, typically appearing on ████ and ██ platforms. It attracts visitors through clickbait titles, videos featuring exaggerated behavior, and text media, spreading further through comments, replies, and derivative creations.
Known hazards of B-9913 in