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I felt so frozen. I couldn't move even just a muscle like this. There's a point when you can't feel the pain anymore. Blood has stopped working and moving in your body. So these guys actually used to bring a baton on us and lift your head like this to see if you were just alive. But when you are still breathing, it's all good. So he goes on another person to monitor and everything like that.

I felt so frozen. I couldn't move even just a muscle like this. There's a point when you can't feel the pain anymore. Blood has stopped working and moving in your body. So these guys actually used to bring a baton on us and lift your head like this to see if you were just alive. But when you are still breathing, it's all good. So he goes on another person to monitor and everything like that.

So on the fifth day, I don't even remember if it's the fifth day, but counting the days that I saw the sun. is when I saw the Chinese bosses now come to this room. Remember, they are the ones that ordered us to be taken there. So now they come to check on us They move around. They asked, like they asked me before, in that room after being, you know, electrified and punished.

So on the fifth day, I don't even remember if it's the fifth day, but counting the days that I saw the sun. is when I saw the Chinese bosses now come to this room. Remember, they are the ones that ordered us to be taken there. So now they come to check on us They move around. They asked, like they asked me before, in that room after being, you know, electrified and punished.

They asked me, are you now willing to work?

They asked me, are you now willing to work?

Only power you had. was to say only two words, actually one word, among yes or no. They just said yes. And we were taken. So me and my teammates, because I had some guys there, we had that passion of going back home. So we felt like if we show these people that we are not, you know, cowards, that we can take even any risk of dying inside here. Maybe they can let us go back home.

Only power you had. was to say only two words, actually one word, among yes or no. They just said yes. And we were taken. So me and my teammates, because I had some guys there, we had that passion of going back home. So we felt like if we show these people that we are not, you know, cowards, that we can take even any risk of dying inside here. Maybe they can let us go back home.

So we're like, no, we're not getting back to those computers. We said no. You said no? These guys laughed. That's wild. And they didn't actually believe it that we have said no to go back, you know, to that life that we were actually fed up of before even.

So we're like, no, we're not getting back to those computers. We said no. You said no? These guys laughed. That's wild. And they didn't actually believe it that we have said no to go back, you know, to that life that we were actually fed up of before even.

Because they felt like now these people, even though it's harsh in there, 20 hours a day, whatever and everything, they're going to say yes because this is bad than that. But we said no. But truth is that we are almost dying, man.

Because they felt like now these people, even though it's harsh in there, 20 hours a day, whatever and everything, they're going to say yes because this is bad than that. But we said no. But truth is that we are almost dying, man.

So after other hours, now being punished badly because every single second you try to doze, every single second you try to doze, these guys finally knew we are going to die in this place. They said, get them off their handcuffs. Opening those handcuffs, I thought I could even stand. But putting down the leg, I just fall down like this.

So after other hours, now being punished badly because every single second you try to doze, every single second you try to doze, these guys finally knew we are going to die in this place. They said, get them off their handcuffs. Opening those handcuffs, I thought I could even stand. But putting down the leg, I just fall down like this.

So it's the army now that hold me on this hand and the other guy hold me on this hand to raise me up. Then from the dark room, straight to work. Oh, man. I thought these guys are taking us to our containers, maybe to rest, maybe to, you know, to bring back our brains and everything. But all I saw was, you know, being taken upstairs in that room. Then they sat me on a computer.

So it's the army now that hold me on this hand and the other guy hold me on this hand to raise me up. Then from the dark room, straight to work. Oh, man. I thought these guys are taking us to our containers, maybe to rest, maybe to, you know, to bring back our brains and everything. But all I saw was, you know, being taken upstairs in that room. Then they sat me on a computer.

Smelling very bad. I couldn't even mind about that at that point. All I was feeling is pain. I sat down. Tried to pretend that I'm typing so I don't be punished. But this is when I collapsed.

Smelling very bad. I couldn't even mind about that at that point. All I was feeling is pain. I sat down. Tried to pretend that I'm typing so I don't be punished. But this is when I collapsed.

They told me, man, we thought you were dead. These military people brought you here from the office. We thought you were dead. I asked them, are we still in this place? They said, yeah, man, we are still here. We are just back from work. And just know, you are going to work. These people, we know these people, they are not going to leave you to rest. So I used this time to rest.

They told me, man, we thought you were dead. These military people brought you here from the office. We thought you were dead. I asked them, are we still in this place? They said, yeah, man, we are still here. We are just back from work. And just know, you are going to work. These people, we know these people, they are not going to leave you to rest. So I used this time to rest.