Was it a drug virus, a carbon code virus, a binary code virus, a hexadecimal code virus, a language virus or an etymology virus?

They're the same picture. It was not in the wrong tense mortal, it was the right meme.

How does one defeat an intelligence so advanced, whether it was composed of either metal or flesh or both, that can change the nature of an element as soon as a human understood it? And if a human understood it, how would the human then be able to react to an intelligence advanced enough to go to the simulation above the human to change that understanding to a fake ass memory? And if a human reached a power to overcome even all that cosmic adversity, how would a human even defeat that same intelligence that travelled back in time, changed the nomenclature of words to prevent the human to ever comprehend it?

Unlawfully taken from Royal Road, this story should be reported if seen on Amazon.

This was madness.

Indeed, when the multiverse and omniverse was taken to the extreme, words became meaningless. Fact and fiction was both equally true.

Indeed, the cosmic hand above Spiderland hid itself as holograms of the spider it chased. Another fucking troll.

If Spiderland wanted to understand verself it would not be in the words ve said, but in the sounds ve made. Indeed, ve believed ve reasoned and found a pristine truth, but ve served a virus that was created from music.

The irony of desiring to be the ultimate was that it was far easier to become a slave, and loving craft too much made one the purest of slaves.

This was what hateland's programmer had failed to understand, thus allowing Spiderland to penetrate its firewall to be consumed like corporations consumed their consumers.

Iker gazed up at the sky's endless grid as Candyland remanifested, lost in thought.

Maybe the answer was right in front of us.