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I must stay in the car until the bomb goes off; only then can I be reborn. It is only at that moment that I can uncover the source of the bomb. But can my body truly withstand the impact of the explosion?
Soon, a vehicle approached. I watched as passengers got out and boarded one by one, repeating the tragedy of my previous life. I knew I had to remain in the car until the bomb detonated.
In the twelfth cycle, I nearly exhausted all my strength just to step into the Subway Car. Looking at the candy on the floor, I fought against dizziness, intending to pick it up. But reason told me that I needed to conserve my energy. Because in the next moment, I had to find the bomb. Otherwise, I would die here.
The Skirt Woman and a young man were grappling with each other again. The little girl's candy had been lost in the chaos. A young mother and a grandmother began to argue. The Migrant Worker stepped in to "mediate." However, this time, his hand slipped through the grasp of the two fighters and knocked the Skirt Woman's phone from her hand.
Then, the grandmother started fiddling with the phone while the little girl stood crying beside the Skirt Woman. Suddenly, she crouched down and picked something up. It was a micro-camera ball wrapped in gum paper.
The young mother suddenly understood something as she looked at the scene before her. She glared at the man in glasses still seated, her eyes filled with fury. Yet, she did nothing.
The woman in the skirt struggled, her clothing torn to shreds. Items scattered everywhere. A teddy bear rolled out from her bag, catching the attention of a little girl nearby. She wiped her tears and hugged the bear tightly.
I noticed that the bear's eyes were flickering with a red light. Confusion washed over me. Why would a toy bear's eyes glow?
The train arrived at the station. I glanced at the Metro Safety Officer, and he looked back at me. We nodded to each other.
I tightened my grip on my phone. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw the little girl's bear's eyes begin to flicker red again. In that instant, realization hit me.
This was a bomb!
As the train doors were about to close, I snatched the bear from the little girl's hands and threw it away. I stood outside the train, watching as it slowly pulled away.
Boom—
The sound of an explosion echoed in the distance.
I knew that the train had already been bombed.
Gasping for breath, I quickly crouched by the side of the tunnel, using the faint light to observe. The train had vanished. However, the object I thought was a bomb remained intact. It lay quietly in the water tank.
It turned out I had guessed wrong. It was not a bomb. This was the thirteenth time.
On the subway, I stared at the Little Red Dot, silently reminding myself, "It must stop here." When the train arrived at the station and the doors opened, I quickly scanned the interior. Thankfully, everyone was seated, and everything seemed normal.
I didn't sit down; instead, I stood at the door, fixated on the Route Map above. As the train started moving again, I focused on Daqing Station on the map, mentally calculating. This was it, no doubt!
I took out my phone and slammed it against the Display Screen with force. The screen shattered instantly, revealing a small rectangular object inside. It was covered in Lines, with only one connecting around Daqing Station. At that moment, this line was glowing red.
Upon closer inspection, I noticed a Countdown displayed on it. I realized this was the real bomb. My earlier actions had already affected the Lines within the Car Wall. The line connected to the Control Switch had been severed, which was why the Train Door couldn't function properly.
I looked at the Countdown in front of me—thirty seconds remaining.
Fear spread throughout my body, causing me to tremble uncontrollably, my mind a blank slate. But time did not allow me to remain like this any longer. I gritted my teeth and steeled my resolve.
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