Chapter 14: Taking the Stage

"Residents witnessed a fire breaking out inside the school and called the police. Through on-site investigations and autopsies, the police gained a general understanding of the situation in the Classroom, but they do not know the exact details. For example, did the fifteen grieving parents kidnap the Human Trafficker and bring him to the Classroom for execution, or did the Human Trafficker kidnap the fifteen parents who had been tirelessly searching for their Child, bringing them to the Classroom to execute them?"

"Regardless of the scenario, the police do not know the exact process or the chronological order. Therefore, when writing their report, multiple pieces of conflicting information flooded their minds, mutually inhibiting and interfering with each other. This is what we call Time Superposition."

"In other words, this Secret Room exists entirely within the mind of the police officer as he mentally reconstructs the entire case."

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