Prologue

Translator: Soafp

The halls echoed with a haunting emptiness, the only sound the faint rustle of papers scattered across the floor. As expected of a building slated for demolition, there was an eerie stillness that hung heavy in the air, casting shadows in every corner.

With a heavy heart, I made my way up the stairs, each step a solemn reminder of the life that once thrived within these walls.

The wind whispered through the broken windows, sending shivers down my spine as it brushed against my face, carrying with it the echoes of a forgotten past.

Reaching the top floor, I paused, my gaze drawn to the edge where the city skyline stretched out before me, a maze of towering buildings and distant lights.

“….”

The emptiness of the abandoned rooftop mirrored the hollow ache within my chest, a silent testament to the loneliness that consumed me.

As I slowly made my way towards the edge, the wind whipped at my clothes, tugging at me as if urging me to let go, to succumb to the void that beckoned below.

With each step, the abyss yawned wider, swallowing me whole as I teetered on the edge of oblivion.

“There is nothing left for me… Everything that I had is taken away from me. What have I done to deserve this?”

The words escaped my lips in a whispered lament, but in the vast emptiness of the abandoned rooftop, they were lost to the void.

Of course, nobody could’ve heard it. But deep down, a part of me yearned for someone, anyone, to acknowledge the depths of my anguish.

As I stood on the edge, the city skyline stretched out before me like a dark abyss, its jagged edges cutting into the horizon.

The wind howled, carrying with it the whispers of forgotten souls, urging me to surrender to the abyss that beckoned below.

With a heavy heart and weary soul, I surrendered to the abyss, allowing it to envelop me in its cold embrace. For a moment, all was stillness, all was silence, as I let myself fall into the abyss.

But amidst the darkness, amidst the chaos of my shattered existence, I found a strange sense of peace. It was as if I had finally let go of the burdens that had weighed me down for so long, releasing them into the oblivion that awaited below.

In that moment of surrender, I felt a profound sense of relief wash over me, washing away the pain and anguish that had consumed me.

It was as if I had finally found the solace that had eluded me for so long, a quiet sanctuary amidst the chaos of my troubled mind.

As I surrendered to the void, I closed my eyes and allowed myself to drift, letting go of all that had held me back. And in that final moment, I found a strange sense of freedom, knowing that I had finally found peace at last.