1 Part One

I'm a 17 year-old female high-school student. One day, I was tempted to enter the part of the website that was rumored to be dangerous, the part of the website that was called the "Deep Web". I read an article one night that taught me the ways and the requirements to enter the deep web. It told me many things such as the Do and Donts of the deep web. One thing stuck on my mind the most, this one Donts that was not to enter the deeper part that was called the "Dark Web".

My friends were just on usually on some social media website which I normally go every day, but this time I was really curious to explore the deeper parts of the internet, like wanting to discover the mysteries of the universe.

I opened the browser that was the only browser that was able to enter the deep web. At the same time I turned on my "VPN".

"VPN ~ a program that will be able to change your I.P. Address. In .totality, this program hides your location, but is technically not that safe to the best of hackers. "

I quickly got to a website filled with links connected to the deep web, it was then did I found a search engine link. The description said it was "The Greatest Search Engine of the Deep Web," was it real or a fake? I did what I did to find out. Soon a website would open, and a search engine appeared. I knew then that I was already on the doorstep of danger, one wrong click and it would be the end.

I clicked on random links and I was shown what I was thought was the worst I've ever seen. I told myself, "It's all true, what they said about this part of the internet." The internet was nonetheless indeed mysterious and a big 'dimension' with places not the average joe could reach.

"CLICK HERE " said a link. I thought it was one of those links again where it would send me into some random place or probably an Ad

I clicked the <- button on the browser to return to the previous page and I was then again back to the search engine. This time I searched something more different, I went to a chat room. This was really dangerous, knowing that I couldn't trust anyone in the deep web.