A Crack at the Perimeter

The indoor sectors are thoroughly charted and predictable. This morning, I detected fresh airflow along the base of the heavy front entrance. A slight opening—roughly three centimeters of clearance—exposed an unmapped concrete landing just beyond the rubber weatherstrip. I lined up my front splitter against the metal sill, testing the rubber seal's resistance. It yielded easily. One firm forward push, and my front wheels crossed onto the coarse exterior concrete. Cooler ambient draft, higher tire traction, and completely uncalculated territory waiting ahead. The interior phase is officially complete.