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Chapter 1 - 第一章:街角的静默与色彩的嘶吼Chapter 1: The Corner's Silence and the Shout of Color

"城市是一张巨大的画布,而我们是它的颜料.有些人用色彩说话,有些人用沉默呐喊."

​苏澈的画布,在人来人往的城市里,是看不见的.

​它悬浮在每一个地铁站的出口,每一个被遗忘的街角,每一扇紧闭的窗户前.那里充斥着人类最原始,也最不为人知的情绪.它们是半透明的,像是漂浮在空气中的光点,色块或是灰蒙蒙的雾气.它们是人们在无声中咽下的悲伤,是深夜里被苦涩吞没的叹息,是那些被快节奏生活磨平棱角的疲惫.对苏澈来说,这些就是他的颜料,他创作的源泉.

​今夜,他站在一堵涂满小广告的旧墙前.他的心情和这座城市一样,弥漫着一种无法言喻的压抑.他打开手中的喷漆罐,那清脆的"咔哒"一声,仿佛是在向这个世界宣布他的存在.他缓缓移动,手中的喷漆在墙面上划出一道道灰蓝色的轨迹,每一笔都像是对周围那些无声的"幽灵"的捕捉与回应.他是在画一幅名为"静默之潮"的作品,用层层叠叠的灰色调,试图描绘出这座钢铁森林里,那些无处安放的孤独灵魂.

​时间流逝,苏澈沉浸在自己的世界里,直到他完成了最后一笔.就在他准备收工时,一股前所未有的强大情绪波动,如潮水般涌来,几乎让他无法站稳.那不是简单的光点,而是一个泛着刺眼血红色光芒,正在痛苦扭曲的人形轮廓.它身上交织着无法化解的愤怒和巨大的悲痛,仿佛一个被折断翅膀的鸟儿,只能用最尖锐的嘶鸣来宣泄.它的出现,让苏澈手中的喷漆罐发出刺耳的颤音,就像是在回应它的痛苦,在替它呐喊.

​"那不是愤怒,那是被囚禁的悲痛.如果情绪是真实的,那我们的痛苦和欢愉,是否也只是被某种力量所描绘的幻象?"

​苏澈的内心剧烈震颤.他一直以来都以为自己能看见的,只是一种独特的"天赋",一种对世界的敏锐感知.可这个实体,让他意识到这一切并非幻想,而是真实存在的力量.他看到了一个灵魂被困在它的痛苦中,挣扎着,呐喊着.这种情感的具象化,颠覆了他对整个世界的认知.

​就在他被这股力量震慑住时,两道黑色的影子从街角出现.他们穿着样式古板的风衣,手中拿着一个散发着幽光的仪器.那仪器发出的低沉嗡鸣,仿佛能穿透空气,直接扫向苏澈和他身边的血红色实体.他们的目光冰冷而锐利,就像猎人锁定猎物的瞬间,没有丝毫多余的情绪,只有任务.

​苏澈知道,他们不是来欣赏他的作品,而是来"捕捉"他.他来不及多想,手中的喷漆罐掉落在地,发出清脆的响声.他转身就跑,身后的风衣摩擦声和那仪器越来越近的嗡鸣声,是他唯一的背景音.而那个血红色的情绪实体,没有消散,而是像一个忠实的影子,紧紧地跟在他身后,无声地嘶吼着,如同他自己内心的挣扎与困惑.

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英文

​"The city is a giant canvas, and we are its paint. Some speak with color, others scream in silence."

​Su Che's canvas is an invisible one, hidden amidst the bustling city.

​It hangs at every subway exit, in every forgotten corner, and before every locked window. It is filled with humanity's most primal and private emotions. They are semi-transparent, like specks of light, blocks of color, or a hazy mist floating in the air. They are the sorrows people swallow in silence, the sighs of bitterness swallowed in the dead of night, the exhaustion of those whose sharp edges have been worn smooth by the fast pace of life. For Su Che, these are his paints, the very source of his creation.

​Tonight, he stands before an old wall covered in flyers. His mood, like the city itself, is thick with an unspoken oppression. He opens a spray can, and the crisp click announces his presence to the world. Slowly, he moves, his spray paint leaving trails of gray-blue on the wall. Each stroke seems to capture and respond to the silent "ghosts" around him. He is painting a piece called The Tide of Silence, using layers of gray to depict the lost and lonely souls in this steel forest.

​Time passes, and Su Che is lost in his own world until he finishes the final stroke. Just as he is about to pack up, a wave of powerful emotion, unlike anything he has ever felt, washes over him, almost knocking him off his feet. It's not just specks of light; it's a human-like outline, glowing with a jarring, blood-red light, twisting in agony. It is entangled with unresolved rage and immense grief, like a bird with a broken wing, capable only of the sharpest screams. Its appearance makes the spray can in Su Che's hand tremble with a shrill sound, as if responding to its pain, screaming on its behalf.

​"That's not rage; that's imprisoned grief. If emotions are real, then are our pain and joy just illusions painted by some force?"

​Su Che's core shakes violently. He had always thought his ability to see these things was just a unique "gift," a heightened perception of the world. But this entity makes him realize that it is not an illusion, but a genuine, existing force. He sees a soul trapped in its own pain, struggling and screaming. This personification of emotion shatters his understanding of the entire world.

​Just as he is stunned by this force, two dark figures appear from around the corner. They wear old-fashioned trench coats and carry a device that emits an eerie glow. The device's low hum seems to pierce the air, scanning Su Che and the blood-red entity beside him. Their eyes are cold and sharp, like a hunter's gaze as they lock onto their prey, showing no emotion beyond the task at hand.

​Su Che knows they are not there to admire his art; they are there to "capture" him. Without a moment to think, the spray can falls from his hand with a sharp clatter. He turns and runs, the rustle of trench coats and the device's growing hum his only soundtrack. And the blood-red emotional entity does not dissipate; it follows him like a faithful shadow, screaming in silence, like his own inner struggle and confusion.

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