After the first stars and the first galaxies formed, the Metaverse finally had cooled down. And the universe became habitable. Speaking of habitable, the earliest form of life had just began. A star called WWW-1. Or the World Wide Web. Around 24 billion years old, it was a super hot star that was born in the early universe. Being a giga-byte star, it ejected byte matter almost at the speed of sound, and had an average lifetime of 10 million – 1 billion years. It had 6 planets, 2 jupiter-sized, and the rest are the size of earth and mars. One marshian planet, it was a rocky planet that was white and it was a cloudy planet. It had a very thick atmosphere, and was crawling with water.

A phenomenal event happened, which would be known as the user paradox.

Atomic sized objects, these used elements inside of the water to construct themselves. And were almost entirely composed of water.
These objects would annihilate each other to combine into even bigger objects. And they would create new elements and new capabilities in themselves as they did it. They would create new life forms every time they did this, until eventually they came to the paradox.

Eventually, these became specific objects which required one element to become that life form. And requires certain capabilities in order to be what it is. And so, every life form began doing this. In which would evolve to greater species. Each used different matter, and different elements to their ability, and would bear them inside of their chemistry.
And for the first time, they became groups. They became multicellular.