Terror-Bytes
Supposedly, everything exists for a reason, but that is not true. In the year 1966, a group of miners discovered a mysterious insect like creature 1000 feet below the surface. It had a spherical head, big rock hard jaws, and a dark green body with a distinctive pattern. There were a bunch of 1's and 0's on them. They were 1 inch tall and 2 inches wide. It was unknown whether they were of hostile nature or not.
One miner lunged at it with a shovel and, to his misfortune, the bug was too small to hit. That miner hit the wall with a CRACK! His skull had shattered. The rest of them have never been found. These bugs resurfaced in the year 2013 in which they became a national threat. They crawled in homes and went inside computer that were being used. Any technology touched by these horrific insects was immediately destroyed, killing the user from radiation caused by the Bugs. It is unknown how they caused such radiation without damaging themselves.
Thus they became known as Terror Bytes. In England, a group of villagers in a small town tried to kill the bugs resulting in their horrible deaths. When they were found their bodies were mutilated and still burning with a strange green fire. There were no signs of the bugs anywhere, except for a dead Terror Byte. Scientists researched the body and found they are made from data fragments even though they existed far long before technology was invented.
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A few years into the invasion, a mysterious stranger appeared saying he was from the future, and the bugs were sent from heaven to bring about the apocalypse. Everyone thought that he was crazy, and he was executed for reasons unknown. But I tell you, he was right. Those little fuckers destroyed everything soon after, killing everything except for a small city in Oklahoma. I am there now, and I'm the only survivor. I have discovered a nuclear bomb buried deep beneath the ground. Time to end this. Don't worry you stupid insects, it will be a blast!!!!!!!!
Credited to Ninjaofdarkness55
Originally uploaded on September 6, 2011
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