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Blood drip from my forehead my head hurt,the tiny creatures that looked like slugs were inside .My head hurt,bad. I need an aspirin.They came from an experiment scientists were working on. They were an experiment that went wrong,they escaped.The tiny creatures were gone,the first sign anyone saw them outside the laboratory was a child had encountered them,some crawl on his skin,through his nose and ears,the creatures gnawed at the skin,drank blood cells and then ate the bones away. And then all of the creatures moved on. To find a new body .They killed hundreds before eventually destroyed by fire.end.

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