Mystery World Lab📚

An abandoned hospital in Hokkaido has defeated demolition workers and even spirit mediums. So an AI research team sends in AR-01, a humanoid robot that cannot feel fear. Official records say 46 people died in the hospital. AR-01 detects 47. Then it begins talking to the one person who was never recorded. As science confronts the supernatural, a disturbing mystery emerges: Why can an AI see the dead—and what really happens when a machine performs an exorcism?

I fell asleep on the last train, and when I opened my eyes, the car was empty. I'd been let off at some unfamiliar terminal station — a name I'd never heard in my life. Stranded on the platform with me were five other passengers. Before long, six mysterious times appeared on the station's electronic display board. Then the passengers' phones began buzzing with breaking news — death notices for tomorrow, reporting accidents that hadn't happened yet. The stationmaster delivered his verdict: Those times were their scheduled times of death. And only one person would be allowed to leave this station. But of the six passengers, only five had a scheduled time of death. For some reason, mine wasn't among them. Why was I here at all? And then the stationmaster said something that made even less sense: *"You're the one who called this station into being."* At a station where only the doomed gather, one night to wrestle with fate begins.

Every time you wake up, something disappears from the world. At first, it was just a small, nagging wrongness. The *depth* that had always been there — gone overnight. The world reshaping itself, little by little, into something else entirely. One dimension. Two. Three. Even the basic rules of the world you'd always lived in can no longer be trusted. Then one day, a person rendered flat as paper fixes their gaze on the protagonist and asks, voice trembling: "Who is the other one living inside you?" Has the world gone mad? Or is it you? With every shift in dimension, another secret peels away. And at the end of it all — what is the *true reality* waiting to be found?