When Spielberg came to his senses, he found himself standing in a desolate corridor.
That X-16 had somehow used some method to evade everyone's attention, leading him out of the prison and even taking the murderer's corpse with them... and yet had not attracted the notice of a single person along the way.
After they left the prison, they entered an underground passage and walked a very long distance, then took an elevator, and arrived here.
Not far behind him was the elevator door, and the concrete floor beneath his feet didn't have a single crack, while deep gray walls extended to his left and right, with warm-toned wall lamps inlaid in them.
The industrial design conveyed a solemn, minimalist yet elegant style, much like a palace corridor that fused with modernist aesthetics.
He had never been to this place before.
The X-16 who had been by his side had now disappeared, he didn't know if it had "invisibly" hidden itself again or had completely left the place.
