Unmarked Epitaph

Wang Song was originally just an outsourcer doing data compilation, and he took on a variety of tasks, ranging from local chronicles to archaeological reports. The one in question was an unpublished burial record. There is no number, no date, and even the location of discovery has been artificially erased. In the entire document, there are only some scattered notes—— Someone mentioned the same sentence repeatedly in it: "Don't remember its shape." People involved in the excavation lost contact one by one and became mentally disturbed. In the end, even the project itself was cancelled. The data was sealed for a simple reason: there were errors in the records. Wang Song initially thought it was just a mess of files. Until he saw a paragraph in the corner of one of the pages that was obviously written later. The handwriting was crooked and forced, as if the person who wrote it was trying his best to suppress something: "It's not in the tomb." He didn't take it seriously, compiled the information and handed it over. Three days later, the client lost contact. A week later, the person responsible for the docking was confirmed to be mentally disturbed. As for that information, there is no such thing in the system. Wang Song began to realize that some things were not "deleted", but - It should never have been recorded in the first place. But he already remembered.