ThunderWeb

= LifeOfToast's ThunderWeb =
 
==Introduction ==
This is not a Minecraft Creepypasta. It's a pasta about a mysterious web browser, and it has nothing to do with Minecraft. I'm going to post this on the broader Creepypasta Wiki once it's finished, since they don't allow WIP pastas. I want to get some feedback while I write, so I decided to post a draft/WIP version on this wiki. After it's finished, all of the text on this page will promptly be deleted and I will give a link to the pasta in the Creepypasta Wiki in my profile page here.
Also, everything in this pasta (except this section) is completely fake, and you cannot download ThunderWeb since it isn't real in the first place.
==Prologue==
This is a story of not long ago, in fact around five months before I write this. All it took was a little curiosity and the click of a button, and I unveiled one of the most epic and terrifying mysteries of the internet. I might forget some of the details later on, so I'm recording this in my Tumblr blog.
I learnt one of the most intriguing things in my life after this experience: that even you can reveal a disturbing mystery that will change your life-- mostly for the worse. What follows is a stomach-churning odyssey through a web browser in one of the forgotten corners of the World Wide Web that was discovered through a cheap and poorly-made ad.
==Chapter 1: Discovery==
It was 2016 (or so I remember). I was checking my e-mails for a Discord verification code. On the right side of my screen, I saw something-- a basic, poorly-made advertisement. It was advertising yet another web browser offering "safe and swift browsing"-- one of the most clichéd words in the web browser market.
The logo was probably made with one of those free logo maker websites, complete with a simple white background, uncolored text, and a boring look on it. Whoever made that ad blew about a hundred bucks to advertise an uninspired web browser on G-Mail. If you ever saw a pathetic ad like that before, you'd probably know how they magnetically draw you in and usher you to click on them. In my case, I clicked on it for shits and giggles, thinking that Discord could wait.
The ad brought me to a simple website describing the product that the ad was showing: "ThunderWeb". It said;
"Welcome to ThunderWeb, a web browser that stands out from every other one!"
'Psshh,' I thought, and laughed in the irony.
"ThunderWeb was made by people with a Master's Degree in Designing, so expect an awesome UI! In ThunderWeb, you can alter how much power it uses. This is especially significant if you have a low-end PC. To top it off, it has a built-in VPN, ad-blocker, tracker detector, and even a knife to kill yourself with! Come, and I, the creator of this software, will personally come to your address and slit your throat!"
For a bit I thought I was high. I thought maybe that was the reason I clicked on the ad in the first place. At this point, I hadn't fully processed the last line, but I sensed it was... different from the rest of the paragraph. Then I read it again, and I found myself slowly opening my jaw and letting out a blood-curdling scream.
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