A fly sits on the edge of the computer screen, its tiny body resting lightly on the smooth surface. Its delicate wings flicker occasionally, catching the light, while its antennae twitch in response to the surrounding environment. The fly seems to pause, as if observing the activity on the screen, its black eyes reflecting the glow of the display. The quiet hum of its wings fills the air for a brief moment, and the fly remains motionless, balanced on the edge, almost as if it were part of the digital world before it.