Google - Gravity Mr

The blue light stayed on. Want a sequel where Leo uses the "fallen search" to find things that don't officially exist?

Under his desk, in the dark, a faint blue light glowed from a fallen letter. And a whisper from his speakers said:

He stared at the screen. The search bar was pristine. The logo was whole. google gravity mr

"You'll click 'I'm Feeling Lucky' again, Leo. They always do."

All the fallen pieces — the buttons, the letters, the little "About" link — zoomed upward, reassembling the Google homepage in a fraction of a second. The cursor blinked once. Twice. The blue light stayed on

The screen went black. Then white. Then a deep, velvety gray — the color of a heavy thundercloud. A single line of text appeared in the fallen search box:

Leo's coffee cup thudded onto his desk. His books reshelved themselves with soft thumps. His lamp pointed down again. And a whisper from his speakers said: He

Then the page went completely normal. As if nothing had happened.