The Java Apocalypse

Virtual Hallway

        I took the USB tentatively as if it was my most prized possession, in a way it was. I was surrounded by a damp cafe wall, with only my humble inventions and computer ,so this top-of-the-line invention was invaluable. It might have be humanities last hope! I turned on my blue tinted Python run computer. I logged in with the password "KillJeb" . It launched in a matter of seconds, I hastily plugged the smooth USB into one of the ports and opened the devices' drive.

        In it a few junk folders were in it such as "Plans for Java" Or "Core Functions" But the one I was really interested in was the file that read "Shadow Drive" . I gently double clicked the file and caressed my leather jacket as it loaded. A schematic pulled up with the Physical and Virtual location, just what I had hoped for! I copy and paste some information on a .wrd file and then close it. I whisk away at the DOS command prompt typing up scripts and gaining access.

*Virtual POV*

        I duck my head as a spider comes over me picking it's feelers in the passage and making sure that nothing is out of place. I kick away a few whimsy anti-software drones as I look around. I'm in a passageway going three ways, one leads to a dump bank, another leads to the backup-drive, but the one I'm looking for is the narrow passageway. I cautiously walk down the passageway and look what's ahead. Great! Just what I need, an Airgapped Data Bank. Airgapped files are when a file leads on to an inaccessible (or so they say) area. Only top payers get Airgapped files, so this is just what I'm looking for. I make an interior connection and a very slim tightrope appears connecting the two separated hallways.

        The connection quickly disappears though. "OH!" I say "How could I have been so stupid? I'm using a Python computer, this was bound to fail! I quickly weave an automatic translator into my script, I try again, and success! A narrow, now blue, passageway opens up between the hallways, and I walk forward. I smell dank slimy rot, but I dismiss it. The thing I don't dismiss is when I'm grasped by a slimy tentacle I run for it but, the screen flickers and...

*Jamie POV*

        I leap for the USB and eject it from my now infected computer before it can die along with the rest of my files. "%^$% &^ &*^ $#@^% virus!" I scream "God! Now I have to go out and find a python computer, where am I going to find one of those?" I curse myself as I realize where I will find one of those... The Dump. The dump was where the cyborgs took all of the Linux, Hitatchi, Mac, and Python computers, because they didn't run on Python code. A shiver runs down my back as I imagine the place, filled with dead bodies, run down cyborgs and computers. i have a hundredth of a chance that I will find one. "I have to try, atleast there's no point in life if humans don't get freedom!" I convince myself.

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What do you guys think so far? -Malwareman