Almost all the Folded Actors suffered from cartilage disease and feared loneliness,
so stacking them together instead made them feel comfortable and secure. "Collective Concept" had already taken root in their very essence; living alone left them uneasy.
When the audience watched the Folded Groups, their eyes stitched shut yet their faces beaming with happiness, waving at them, fear had already begun to grow in their hearts even before the performance started.
As the Human Wall was completed, the host's booming voice rang throughout the venue. The audience, separated into different areas by the maze, could all hear him clearly.
"Because the next program involves quite a few rules, we'll need to use fifteen minutes of everyone's break to explain the program and its related rules in advance.
I recommend that you remain seated and avoid moving around before the program begins. Most importantly, do not touch the Human Wall out of curiosity. These Folded Troupe Members are very hospitable, and they sincerely hope that new members will join them.
This program is presented by the Acrobatic Troupe and is called—'Great Maze Escape.'
The rules are as follows:
1. Keep Moving—Every member of the audience will participate, and everyone must keep moving throughout the entire program. Anyone who remains in one place for more than fifteen seconds will be considered to have forfeited automatically and lose something more important than their life.
As long as you participate actively, you'll at least meet a relatively favorable end.
2. Center is Exit—When an individual reaches the center of the maze, which is the stage at the venue, the program will be considered complete. You will obtain absolute safety and only need to wait for the program to end.
The program lasts three hours in total. Even if an individual fails to find