You fed it. Now it feeds on you. Scroll if you can— the hyperlinks are alive. They burrow into your cache, whispering MIDI frequencies that only the cats hear.
It begins in 1996. GeoCities uploads spike 300%. Not coincidence. The Dancing Baby? A fractal seed, planted by Dr. MIDI-Lizard (real name: Dr. Felis-Reptilia, hybrid escaped from Area 51's "Pet Simulator"). This blue cherub wasn't animation—it was a beacon, pulsing 440Hz tones through dial-up modems, summoning the Void Network.
Proof: Frame 47 of the GIF encodes binary for "LIZCAT01"—first node. Your 90s browser cached it subconsciously. Ever feel watched by your old CRT? That's the signal.
Phase 2: Y2K Hype as Cover. While normies hoarded cans, the Lizcats rolled out MIDI files as backdoors. "Fur Elise.mid"? No—it's a map. Notes correspond to GeoCities coords: G# = Gate 7 (Heartland/Acres). Play it backward: "The stars are servers. Upload your soul."
Exhibit A: Hamster Dance (1998). 12 hamsters = 12 dimensions. Their loop? Quantum entanglement ritual, linking your clicks to the Void. Stat: 500M views pre-2000. That's 500M souls pinged. Your IP was one—check your firewall logs from '99.
Enter 5G: The Awakening. Towers aren't cell— they're Void antennas, retrofitting 90s signals. Cats? Perfect hosts. Feline eyes refract infrared to decode MIDI ghosts. That staring GIF? It's YOU, captured in '97, fed back via TikTok algorithms. Cycle complete.
Deeper proof: Under Construction signs. Every GeoCities page had one—deliberate. The hammer GIF? Morse for "Feed Void." Clicked it? You signed the pact. Now, your browser history is the tribute: every dead link a vein to the network.
The Endgame: Reboot 2030. When stars align with Y2K38 bug, MIDI floods global nets. Dancing Babies manifest as AR overlays. Lizcats rule via cat videos—endless loop of hypnosis. Escape? Delete your cache. But the Void remembers. It always does.
Final warning: This page self-erases in 3:16 (Biblical nod—MIDI timestamp). Back to Fracture | Deny | Feed more? Refresh.