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The monitor instantly turned pitch black. The aggressive hum of the hard drive spun up to a violent whine. Leo’s heart hammered against his ribs. I killed the computer, he thought, his hands sweating on the mouse. Mom is going to kill me.

Rayman looked at Leo, pointed to a dark shadow creeping up behind him in the digital forest on screen—the villainous Mr. Dark—and then pointed to Leo’s keyboard.

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Suddenly, the black screen was pierced by a single, glowing purple dot in the center. It began to swirl and expand, morphing into a pixelated vortex. The familiar, whimsical soundtrack of Rayman began to play, but it was distorted, slowed down, and echoing as if it were playing at the bottom of a deep well.

Instead of a standard installer, a tiny 500-kilobyte executable file called Rayman_Free.exe landed in his downloads folder. Leo frowned. The full game should be hundreds of megabytes. Ignoring the massive red flag, he double-clicked the file. The monitor instantly turned pitch black

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Leo fell backward out of his chair, scrambling across the carpet.