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SiMaki TURKEY

"The Cryptic Book of Pi"

On a foggy Halloween night, a group of Pi miners stumbled upon an ancient PiNetbook buried beneath an old, twisted tree deep in the woods. The book was unlike anything they'd seen, with glowing runes etched across its cover and the Pi symbol faintly glowing in the darkness. As they opened it, a chilling wind blew through the air, carrying whispers of forgotten secrets.

Suddenly, the jack-o'-lantern beside them, carved with the Pi symbol, flickered to life, its eerie glow growing stronger. The PiNetbook's pages turned on their own, revealing cryptic codes that seemed to control the very air around them. As the codes began to unravel, the forest trembled, and shadowy figures emerged, drawn to the ancient power the book held.

Terrified, the miners tried to close the book, but it was too late. The PiNetbook had awakened forces long dormant, and on that cursed Halloween night, the line between the digital and the supernatural blurred, forever changing the fate of those who dared to unlock its secrets.


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SiMaki TURKEY

The Curse of PiNetbook

Once upon a time, there was a mysterious platform called PiNetbook, known only to a handful of tech enthusiasts. On this platform, people raced to mine valuable Pi coins, unaware of the dark secret they held.

Ahmet, a young programmer swept up in the crypto craze, spent hours each day mining Pi coins. One day, PiNetbook released a new update, allowing users to access a hidden section called the "Special Zone." Driven by curiosity, Ahmet entered the zone, and a strange error message flashed on his screen: "Warning! Those who enter this zone never leave."

Thinking it was just a joke, Ahmet ventured further. The deeper he went, the darker his screen became, and the air around him grew cold. Suddenly, the shadows of past Pi users appeared on his screen—these were the lost souls, trapped forever, who had once been consumed by the pursuit of Pi coins.

Without warning, Ahmet’s computer went haywire. Another warning popped up on PiNetbook: "You’re next!" Smoke began to rise from his machine, and Pi coins vanished from his account one by one. No matter what he did, he couldn't turn off the computer. At that moment, Ahmet realized PiNetbook wasn’t just a platform—it was a trap, devouring anyone who dug too deep.

In the end, Ahmet’s Pi coins were gone, and he disappeared without a trace. His last recorded transaction on PiNetbook left a chilling message: "You will stay here forever."

Let this be a warning to all PiNetbook users: Don’t dig too deep, or you might vanish too…

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SiMaki TURKEY