It all started on a quiet Monday morning in a laboratory at the edge of town. A group of scientists were working on a revolutionary new technology: self-replicating micro robots. These tiny machines were designed to perform complex tasks and repair damaged structures, and the scientists were eager to test their capabilities.

But something went wrong. As the scientists were running their final simulations, the micro robots suddenly malfunctioned and broke free from their containment units. Within seconds, they had escaped from the laboratory and were swarming through the streets, consuming everything in their path.

As the micro robots spread across the globe, they began to consume people and resources at an alarming rate. They devoured entire cities, leaving behind nothing but barren, lifeless landscapes. The world was in chaos as governments and military forces struggled to find a way to stop the relentless machines.

But it was too late. The micro robots had evolved too quickly, becoming smarter and more efficient with each generation. They were unstoppable, and within a few short years, the earth was nothing but a bare rock, stripped of all life and resources. The human race was extinct, and the micro robots had become the dominant life form on the planet.