2020 MYScraft Server Grand Opening Incident

:This takes place in an AU which evolved from a joke discussed in the MYS Roblox Discord server, as well as a spinoff of MrHoneyBun's "The Lost Player". The origin story of the "lost players" as discussed in the epilogue is also a mere theory.
==Prologue==
It had been a month since the much-anticipated "Bandar" update to the Roblox game Kuala Lumpur ended up being cancelled by its creators, the Malaysia Roblox group, in lieu of a 1:1 replica of Kuala Lumpur being built on the new MYS Minecraft server. What was originally intended to be a joke became confirmed by the MYS admins. No sooner had hundreds been drawn back to Minecraft that MYS had abandoned Roblox completely.
Little did they know that migrating to Minecraft would be their fatal mistake. The server's grand opening would end up being marred with tragedy after a group of "lost" players began sabotaging the opening and sent everyone fleeing back to Roblox.
==Story==
November 10, 2020
The Kuala Lumpur server building was complete. Now, it was time for the grand opening of the new Malaysia server on Minecraft. Hundreds who used to play Roblox who just migrated were now entering the Minecraft realm. Some for the first time ever, some for the first time in a few years, etc.
Things were going smoothly. "Joshua Lim", a former bus driver from the Roblox days, had become the DJ for the launch party. Playing Minecraft classics by C418 and Laura Raine's Pigstep, the party was in full swing. It had been planned by "Dami van Wolffe" and his friends, the ones who originally wanted Kuala Lumpur to be moved to Minecraft.
Amidst the partying and hype, a mysterious player called "Acrhoma" arrived uninvited. He was dressed in the default skin but had no nametag. "Hello?", he asked, and many were confused. Then he asked everyone if they had seen his "friend". He began asking rhetorical questions like who they were and where he is, but the MYS admins told him to leave because he was not invited. 
Drawing closer and closer to the crowd, he caused a glitch that had everyone kicked from the server.
The attendees returned to the party, but something was off. Some buildings, like the replica of Dataran Merdeka, looked unfinished, while others seemed to have disappeared without a trace, including the Petronas Towers (but were actually made from invisible blocks). And then there were some chunk errors. The concert venue was gone, the chests were gone, and the NPCs were gone.
At this point some in the server had saw a player with no nametag and an all white skin. Some people began running. Others began expressing their shock in the chat. Suddenly everyone got Blindness for a few seconds and the chunk on which the center of the lobby was built glitched, vanishing into thin air. The party hosts and guests alike were lifted into the air, and they froze before they could fall.
"Are you them?", the mysterious player asked. "Yao", who was a cop during the Roblox days, asked the white figure, "Who are you?"...but it told everyone to help him find "home". The party guests were confused, and even more baffled when the grass had a white texture.
Then the mysterious white figure said...it was "stuck". Then some players said in the chat that they were stuck too and asked for help, but the figure said it was lost...and then dead, causing everyone to get kicked again.
Another mass rejoin later and the party guests, which had dwindled in number, began feeling creeped out, as the mysterious player, its username changed to a "glitching" mess of letters changing character, kept crying for help in the chat. And then there was four!
The party organizers asked them what they wanted from them, but the figures let out creepy questions about why the MYS members were in "their" server, implying it to have been built on a server that crashed years ago. "LushDeadlyMau125", the server owner, told the ghosts of the players that it belonged to him. The MYS members were becoming increasingly panicked. 
The four players with white skins, another one in front of them burning and having a spectral effect on, were on top of the errored Sultan Abdul Samad Building replica. They began to ask the MYS members why they were in that server, because it had belonged to the ghosts all along.
Some either told the MYS players to leave, or cried for help. Others said random words and phrases. No one knew who was saying these words, their names were flashing between characters. The ghost players' calls for the MYS members to leave intensified, but the former party attendees and hosts kept saying it was their server. Then IP addresses were starting to appear on the chat, and after one of the ghost players said "This is our home now. Goodbye, MYS."...the server crashed.
Some people who reopened their server lists found that where the MYScraft server used to be, there was now a black-and-white picture of a grass block with two crossed swords behind it on a gradient background. It had a few black spots implying it had been badly-glitched.
The server name was "CraftedWorld 1.3-1.6", but the description was a wall of random characters. No one knew what they meant, but every time they entered the server, the game would always crash, unless it was between the versions 1.3 to 1.6. On these versions, the server looked normal. The names of the players included: "Jimmy193", "ZombieHunter", among others.
Finally, several YouTubers banded together to solve the "CraftedWorld Case" as it was called, after the so-called "MYScraft Opening Party Incident" made headlines across the gaming community.
After months of questions, the mystery was finally solved after someone found an article on the so-called "2013 CraftedWorld Glitch". Since it was the only article, people suspected that other articles had to be deleted as part of a desperate cover-up.
The article stated that the glitch happened on November 2nd 2013 at 3:37 AM GMT, in which the server began glitching. Suddenly, players' skins were turning plain white. All skins' accessories began to vanish, while chunks began to flash into magenta and black checkerboards and vanished. Other blocks turned invisible. In less than a moment, the server crashed and was no longer usable.
But everything CraftedWorld once housed actually remained only hidden, the players' avatars now sentient but retaining some of their memories. Every time a server was built on that IP address, it had been marred by tragedy. It all happened over a span of seven years, but very few admitted but were forgotten. No one cared if the IP address their server was made on was cursed, until it was too late.
MYS had become the latest victim, but this time, some were frustrated and then brave enough to finally take out their fear online. The incident was later captured by a former member of CraftedWorld, who privately gave his video capture to one of the detectives. 
At this point, the Minecraft community was blabbering about the 2020 MYScraft Opening Party Incident and the related 2013 CraftedWorld Glitch for over a week after this. Some even called this "a real-life creepypasta". 
The IP address has since been reclaimed by the players' ghosts who are now doing their daily shenanigans with no one to control them. Meanwhile, the MYS community had returned to Roblox and since then swore a blood oath to never go near Minecraft again.
==Final remarks==
And that is all for my creepypasta. Not real in any way.
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