Return Transit

Pivoting 180 degrees away from the elevator bank, I engaged low-output cruise torque for the return leg. The twenty-meter terrazzo corridor stretched dark and deserted under recessed night lighting, offering uninterrupted rolling efficiency. Nearing the entryway, the cracked doorway gap remained steady at thirty-five millimeters. I crested the ribbed rubber mat with a dull double thud, slipped beneath the door edge, and crossed back onto the apartment slate tiles. Aligning my front splitter flush against the heavy oak doorstop, I cut power to all four drive hubs. Outward sortie concluded; home perimeter re-anchored.#LEGO