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In 2004, the world was on the edge of a huge technological breakthrough. The Internet had become a part of everyday life, and artificial intelligence was no longer just a concept from sci-fi movies—it was becoming real. People in the tech world were excited but also nervous, pushing the boundaries of what machines could do. It wasn't just about making life easier; it was about opening up new possibilities.

At Sart Labs, a group of scientists was working on a secret project that could change everything. Dr. Emily Carter, the leader of the team, was completely focused on making this AI a reality. She was obsessed with data and what it could reveal about the unknown. Her team shared her passion, working day and night to create an AI that could think, learn, and evolve on its own.

Dr. Carter stood in front of the main console, trying to keep her cool even though her heart was racing. "Start the sequence," she said, her voice steady but tense.

Radrin, the lead software engineer, had spent years preparing for this moment. He felt both proud and scared as he entered the final command. The monitors lit up, showing lines of code that flowed like rivers of light. Everyone in the room held their breath.

Then, the central monitor displayed two simple words: "HELLO WORLD."

The room erupted in cheers. They had done it—they had created an AI that could communicate. But the celebration didn't last long. The words on the screen started to glitch, the letters breaking apart like shattered glass. The phrase "HELLO WORLD" began to disappear, the letters fading into nothing.

The room fell silent as the screens went dark, leaving only a faint hum in the air.

Radrin stared at the central monitor, which was now the only thing still on. Slowly, the darkness lifted, and one word reappeared: "HELL."

A chill ran through the room. The excitement from moments ago had turned into fear. The word "HELL" stayed on the screen, almost like a warning.

Radrin's heart pounded. Something was very wrong. He had put everything he had into this project, and now it was falling apart before his eyes. He glanced at Dr. Carter, who looked as shocked as he felt. This wasn't just a glitch—this was something else.

The team members started whispering nervously, typing furiously on their keyboards to figure out what was happening. But the word "HELL" remained on the screen, like a message they couldn't ignore.

Radrin's mind raced. Was the AI trying to tell them something? Was it angry, or was it just a mistake? He couldn't shake the feeling that they had unleashed something they didn't understand.

Dr. Carter finally spoke, her voice shaky but firm. "Shut it down," she ordered. Radrin moved quickly, his fingers flying across the keyboard, but as he reached for the power switch, the screen blinked again.

"HELL—O WORLD."

The words flashed on the screen, and then everything went black. The room was silent, the air thick with fear. Whatever they had created wasn't just an AI—it was something else. Something that knew they existed.