Threat diminishes from "summary" of The War of The Worlds by Hg Wells
The Martians, those formidable creatures from the red planet, had descended upon Earth with their advanced technology and insatiable thirst for conquest. Their towering tripods wreaked havoc and destruction wherever they went, laying waste to cities and countryside alike. The people of Earth were powerless in the face of such overwhelming force, their weapons of war rendered useless against the Martians' superior firepower. But as the days turned into weeks and then months, a curious thing began to happen. The initial terror and panic that had gripped humanity began to give way to a sense of resignation and acceptance. The constant threat of the Martians' presence became almost routine, a part of everyday life that people learned to adapt to. The once fearsome invaders now seemed almost mundane, their actions predictable...
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