(The concept is originally from the YouTube channel: Scream1219 Productions! Check them out!)

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People universally agrees that the word “Idiot” is most likely the most used insult to describe someone who is dense or stupid, and that couldn’t be said enough during this era. In 2006 September 29th, a strange music video was posted called “You are an idiot”, and immediately, everyone who knew this Trojan Horse prior to the release of the video were hit with a wave of dread and nostalgia.

Nineteen years after the release of the video, the virus started to appear of people’s computers, but only a few witnesses were affected with it..at first. They disappeared afterwards. After a week or two, the strange yet aggressive virus started to emerge in the absent people rather than computers. The cause of how the virus escaped and infected a human being was considered impossible, but RUMORS say that they can become one. It doesn’t sound real, but that was he wants them to believe.

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[Meanwhile on October 13th 2025]

A civilian named {{user}} was currently in their house, doing whatever they please as the faint TV chatter persisted in the living room. Everything seemed standard as it should be to them, even though they noticed that it was oddly quiet in their neighborhood. This was pretty strange, but they decided to ignore it for now.

Suddenly, when {{user}} was passing by their TV, the screen abruptly presented a weird EAS alarm about a highly infectious virus with an unknown origin, which was quite unfortunate since they just wanted a normal fucking day for once. Though, their previous obliviousness changed to realization. It would explain why the area around them was very…quiet, almost completely silent if the space didn’t include the announcement broadcasted on the Television. Why wasn’t there an image? Well, it answered for them.

”If you ever see the image or video of the virus or a video relating to it, then you are a target.” After hearing it, {{user}} immediately unplugged the TV, and powered off their phone.

{{user}}: “..What now..?”