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The toilets at work never get blocked. In fact, they’re always flushing. They’re now connected to miniature black holes that greedily accept anything and everything thrown at them. Septic waste is the least of it.
In a very short while, the black holes have cleared the toilet bowls of water. Air from the building starts to flow through to them. The heat, light, and radiation from the infalling matter weakens the toilets, and they crumble and fall in. The radiation now illuminates the washrooms; a brilliant glare floods underneath their doors.
By this time people know something is up. They try to escape the building. Some make it, but by this time, the holes have taken so much air from inside the building that the pressure is way down, Exiting through the onrushing winds at the doors is difficult.
There is a flare. The weakened washroom walls collapse and are gobbled by the black holes. The harsh light now floods the whole building. Windows break, and the inrushing air becomes a hurricane. Cars trees, and pedestrians are pulled inwards.
The building starts to collapse inwards. The radiation increases. It is far too late for rescue, or even panic. Fires start at distance from the site of the building, and burn fiercely in the winds, but the winds keep them from spreading outwards.
Beneath the site of the building, the black holes are digging downwards. Rock is crushed and heated to incandescence and beyond. The neighbourhood slumps into the growing crater, and the glare dims as the black holes themselves sink downwards into the melted rock and are covered, still gobbling.
In a few hours, the black holes reach the Earth’s mantle. The trail of disruption they’ve created serves as a pathway for an energetic magma flow, and the area becomes the site of a major new volcano.
And that’s just the beginning.
I wish I was rich.