The Dragon Browser-Introduction,Science fiction series

The protagonist of this story is Paul Rackersmith, aged 20, who lives in Sinland. He has a beloved friend named Michael Dorendoll, of the same age, who lives in Roverstreet. Both places are far away, covering a distance of 500 km. They met and became friends through 'interchat', an online application used for personal chats. They both share their life events through that app.

One day, Paul Rackersmith received an invitation letter from his grandfather, which stated to visit him as soon as possible. It also contained the location and address of the place to be met and warned him to keep it a secret and not reveal it to his father or mother.

His grandfather lives far away and deals with his own business. At present, he lives a single life and has led a secret life that his son and their children were unable to find. Paul was excited to revisit his grandfather after a long time.

He went there and saw his beloved grandfather. With a lovely hug, they shed tears of joy. His grandfather took him to his house, which was located on top of a beautiful mountain. The place was marvelous and Paul felt as if he had never visited anything like this before, similar to heaven. After two days of joy and excitement, the third day began with pleasant weather and a sunny morning.

When Paul was looking for his grandpa, he saw him ordering a product on a strange browser. He wondered what it was. After 15 minutes, Paul saw something like a kind of drone flying and landing at his grandpa's house. His grandpa went outside of the house and took the parcel delivered by the drone. With lots of curiosity, Paul saw all of this.

The product was nothing but a kind of USB plug-in. His grandpa plugged it into his phone and asked Paul to give him his smartphone. Paul, without knowing what was happening, gave his phone to him. A file was transferred to Paul's phone through the USB cable. After that, his grandpa went outside of the house and handed the USB back to the drone, and flew away from that spot.

While seeing all of this, Paul asked what had happened. His grandpa told him, 'I ordered a device called dragon wire' – a special type of USB cable used to transfer the dragon browser application into the new owner's phone. And it was delivered by a robotic drone named 'Dragon Bot'. I have transferred my ownership of this browser to you. From now on, you will be the only owner of the dragon browser 'red web version' in this world. Paul asked again, 'what's special about it and what's the purpose of this browser?' 'You'll get to know all the information about this browser and its purpose at the right time the universe is allotted for you. Wait patiently!' said his grandpa.

Before leaving on the third day eve, his grandpa spoke in Paul's ear silently with a whispered voice, saying 'This is not a normal browser, it has got a lot of powers, so use it carefully.' With a smile, Paul agreed and left the place.

The next day, early morning, he received a notification from interchat, which stated a new message from Michael, and the message was stated as "are you still alive, it's been 3 days you're offline". Paul explained all the events that happened in those 3 days. After hearing this, Michael thought Paul was telling some kind of science fiction story and he was unable to believe it. Suddenly, a notification came from the dragon browser.

After reading it, Paul was shocked. It was a caution message stating 'Here-after, the dragon browser will control your phone. If you're sharing any sensitive information about the dragon browser with your dearest friends, the browser has the right to punish you.' Due to fear and confusion, he didn't open that browser yet. The next day, he received another notification from the dragon browser for not opening it yet. Paul opened it for the first time. The interface was dark and pretty cool.

He searched for 'some interesting quotes about life' in the search box and it showed '50000 results found'. With curiosity, he clicked on the first link and was surprised to see the exact quote he was looking for. He realized that this browser was different from any other browser he had ever used and he couldn't wait to explore it more.

-to be continued