Requested Story Idea by andromeda_nova: after going through the void error lands in the real world. But ends up in a coma like state because he landed in an iceberg. A group of scientists find him and an article is released because they realise he's not human, and therefore he's really popular. He then wakes up, the scientists give him a test to know how smart he is but error purposely fails it. Later on two people are chatting and error says to them in perfect English something really smart. Will people think he's an alien? An angel? A demon? An ancestor of humans?

The research team sent to the arctic didn't expect to find a marvel of modern science, much less that this marvel would be so...strange.

A black-boned skeleton with red and yellow highlights as well as blue tear marks remains frozen in a block of ice. The head scientist initially didn't believe the team when they reported their findings, but once the block was brought to the camp, there was no denying what they had found in the arctic.

"Well...this thing isn't human...that's obvious."

"It could be human remains."

"Black bones. It's not possible to be human. It must be something else." This marvel was so groundbreaking that they couldn't focus on their original mission, finding this discovery to be too fascinating to not focus on.

So the team was in agreement, with the head scientist, to post an article about this discovery found in the ice. Obviously, many people doubted the validity of the claims, but the team were able to bring the frozen skeleton to the public with ease.

Currently, the scientific marvel is in a state-of-the-art hospital, resting in a coma-like state of sleep. The head scientist is waiting for the skeleton to wake up so that they may see how intelligent this discovery is. Could this skeleton be a key to the evolution of mankind? Perhaps something from the far past or distant future? The skeleton's life signs seem stable, though they had to connect their machines to a glowing heart. The head scientist would love to experiment with and understand that glowing heart, which seems to contain the life of the creature they found.

"Nghh..." A noise from the skeleton startles the scientist as he waits with bated breath. The skeleton's eye sockets flutter open, multi-colored eye things resting in the socket.

"Wow. You are an amazing specimen. But first things first, we must test your intelligence." The skeleton focuses on the scientist, who is pulling up an IQ quiz on his phone. Once an appropriate quiz is pulled up, the scientist hands it to the skeleton.

It takes the skeleton a while to complete the test, but the scientist is patient. And when he gets the results, he is dumbfounded.

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"We have called a press meeting to discuss the recent scientific find in the arctic." The head scientist begins, gesturing to the skeleton in the wheelchair.

"I gave the skeleton an IQ test shortly after it awoke from it's icy coma. Regrettably, the skeleton failed the IQ test. This is perhaps due to just waking up from a coma, so we will allow it the time to adjust before doing another IQ test."

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The skeleton listens as the scientists discuss the different ways that his presence changes the many previously held to be true theories of many different scientific fields.

"Do you think this skeleton proves the multiverse theory?"

"Well he definitely isn't like us."

"Y35. I pr0v3 th3 mu1tiv3r53 th30ry. Th4t much 5h0u1d h4v3 b33n 0bvi0u5." (Yes. I prove the multiverse theory. That much should have been obvious.) The two scientists jump as the skeleton speaks, his fragmented and glitchy voice startling them more than his statement.

"4150, I f4i13d th3 t35t 0n purp053." (Also, I failed the test on purpose.) The head scientist happened to be walking by and heard that.

"Wait?! Really?!" He shouts, running over to the skeleton.

"What is your name, then?"

"Th3 p30p13 I u53d t0 kn0w w0u1d c411 m3 3rr0r." (The people I used to know would call me Error.)

"Not a happy name."

"My 455ign3d r013 w45n't v3ry h4ppy." (My assigned role wasn't very happy.)

The silence after the skeleton's simple statement is occupied by the team looking between each other and the skeleton, who has stood up and began wandering around.

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Sorry this was short. I didn't really have an idea on how to make a longer story out of this. Sorry.