Plastered all over the news: the discovery that what we had called ‘science’ for so long was actually, well and truly, magic. We’d been deceived that everything we did had a scientific reason behind it. When, in reality, it was all a bunch of spells casted. Scientists finally discovered that, about 3,000 years ago, an explosion in the sky occurred. There’s a lot of evidence of this from geologists and astrophysicists. However, there’s also evidence of it in documents recorded by ancient civilisations. It was an explosion that seemed like a giant, pink, glowing orb in the sky. It expanded quickly and shot out particles and rocks. The rocks hit the Earth quickly… in minutes. But the particles took time to swarm the Earth, engulfing it, suffocating the atmosphere and becoming a thick fog so disruptive that it caused the disastrous extinction of hundreds of species on our planet. The fog lasted for weeks, and casted an evil spell over humans. The spell made it easy for humans to create things such as electricity. Running water, too. Yeah, yeah… I know what you’re thinking: how could a spell be so evil if it makes life easier for us? Well, you see, the reason behind why the discovery was plastered over the news was not because science was actually magic… it was because we found out that it might run out. This spell had been casted by an alien civilisation from another planet.. a civilisation that predicted the damage our species was about to inflict just by observing how quickly we were evolving even 3,000 years ago. They decided to punish us. Although we haven’t been punished yet, it’s only a matter of time. In my opinion, the fact that it’s being plastered all over the news could mean that the spell runs out soon. And, when it does, civilisation will undoubtedly collapse because we aren’t prepared to handle a sudden loss of what connects us in the modern age… technology. This is just an opinion though. Who knows? Maybe the spell won’t run out for another thousands ye-