The beach was packed that day, with families lounging in the sun and kids running through the surf. The warm breeze carried the distant sound of laughter, but then, a strange noise cut through the air—something sharp, like a crack, followed by a dull thud. Some beachgoers turned, puzzled, as a cluster of large, smooth objects began to wash ashore, their sizes and shapes unlike anything anyone had seen before.
At first, people thought they were just strange rocks or maybe some kind of debris from a recent storm. But as the objects piled up on the sand, their smooth, spherical surfaces began to glisten under the sun. And then came another noise—an eerie cracking sound, like something inside was trying to break free. Murmurs of confusion turned to whispers of worry as the crowd grew uneasy. What were these things? Why were they here? And what was inside?
As the minutes passed, the cracking sounds grew louder, and the beachgoers began to panic. Some grabbed their belongings and fled, while others stood frozen, staring at the mysterious objects. The once festive atmosphere shifted into one of fear. Children clung to their parents, and a few brave souls ventured closer, only to step back in shock as one of the objects started to show signs of cracking open. What was happening? And was it safe to be anywhere near them?