A new subway entrance has opened in Charlotte, North Carolina. There are no records of a new entrance there being built or approved, or even proposed.
But there it stands, a sign reading "SUBWAY" and a flight of stairs downward.
A new subway entrance has opened in Charlotte, North Carolina. There are no records of a new entrance there being built or approved, or even proposed.
But there it stands, a sign reading "SUBWAY" and a flight of stairs downward.
... The clapper doesn't even depress. It bends a little, and the foil makes a sad, quiet, crumpling noise.
Is there an entrance if he wants to go further into the building, perhaps, going past the unmanned reception desk?
Click follows him up the stairs. The first door from the stairwell has an electronic lock, and a padlock, and a placard labeling it "PROPHECY".
The second is labeled "NEW CITIZENS", and the third, barely visible from the second landing, is "MAYOR".
Nope! It feels like solid metal. It is very cold, and the bones of his fingers touching it begin to feel like they are buzzing.
Once he lets go, his fingers begin to return to normal.
Door number two actually opens! There is an unattended plastic desk with a display of pamphlets and a box of something orange, with a label saying "Take one!"
It looks like a pile of fabric! Kind of cheap looking, but very brightly dyed orange fabric.
The door opens at his touch, onto a dim hallway, releasing a puff of air that smells like burnt hair and chalk dust.
There's a partially open door halfway down the hall, with a placard reading "CITY COUNCIL MEETING ROOM", and a set of five stairs leading to a door labeled "MAYOR'S OFFICE".