"Don't look down… Don't look down…" I looked up and murmured repeatedly.
Due to fear, every joint in my body was stiff. I broke out in cold sweat, but the sweat was instantly blown away by the strong wind at a height of over 300 feet. It was only with the support of a will to survive that I did not fall down, and that was it. After more than ten seconds, I trembled and slowly climbed down the rope woven from the curtain.
The feeling of hanging in the air at a height of several hundred feet was too terrifying. If hell existed, I had no doubt that I was now in it.
It took me what felt like a century to get to the floor below. I felt like a drowning man who had been thrown a lifebuoy when I saw the glass window in front of me.
I held onto the rope tightly and tried pushing the window. It
