It would be an unimaginable horror to me if the soul lived as it did after death.
Andreas committed suicide by lying on the rails. The city he arrived was peaceful and calm, but dull, like everything that was grayed out. The smiles on everyone's faces looked standard and cruel. The couple he saw at the station before committing suicide, no matter how hard they kissed, they couldn't reach their hearts, they just slid on a cold surface. Relationships are naturally impossible. He thinks that he is in love. He cheated on a girl in the office and even broke up with his partner. What he got was that everyone was very nice, and he was not much nicer than others.
Finally, I followed the music and fragrance to dig a hole. At the end, there was a colorful kitchen. The warm sunlight filled the whole crowded and warm space. Andreas' arm stretched out on the wall, groping around and knocking over the baking tray. He pulled back a piece of cake and stuffed it into his mouth like a wolf like a tiger.
Unwilling to stay in such a perfect but dull city, he was banished to a glacier. The scary thing is, even in that glacier, he probably won't die. Immortality is a curse, every moment is torture when nothing can stop.
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