The Seventh Processing Station

He walked into the tunnel fifty times and died fifty times. There are different ways to die: death from thirst, being crushed to death by a wall, or walking away. Each time he dies, a triangular ticket takes him back to the entrance and starts over. This is the fifty-first time. In his hand was a notebook in which he recorded the causes of the previous fifty deaths. But the notes were incomplete, some only had half a sentence, and some had a blank next page. He could only confirm while walking and die while writing. Then he saw a man. There was never anyone at the entrance the first fifty times. This is the first time. Words written by others appeared on the notebook. You write too slowly. There is a yellow light ahead. The distance remains unchanged. There were footsteps and they stopped after twenty seconds. Three words are engraved on the vault: Don't go forward. He kept walking. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.