快遞之隙:被遞送的凝視 | The Delivery Gap: The Delivered Gaze

快遞之隙:被遞送的凝視 | The Delivery Gap: The Delivered Gaze

你以為門口只有包裹,但某些東西正透過縫隙地注視著你。 / You thought there was only a package at your door, but something is staring back through the gap.
Category現代都市傳說 / 心理恐怖
Origin源自於社交媒體上關於「陌生人將包裹推入門縫」的真實不安感與快遞監視傳說
ScareLevel4.5
Warning若發現未訂購的空包裹,或包裹位置異常靠近門縫,請勿在未確認情況下開門。

序幕 / The Prologue

在現代都市中,快遞服務成了我們與外界最常見的接觸方式。然而,當這種便利變成一種被侵入的漏洞,恐懼便在門縫之間悄然滋長。林曉是一名遠端工作的設計師,生活單調且孤立,直到她開始收到那些「不應存在」的快遞。

In the modern city, delivery services have become our most common way of interacting with the outside world. However, when this convenience becomes a loophole for intrusion, fear silently grows in the gaps of the door. Lin Xiao is a remote-working designer whose life is monotonous and isolated, until she starts receiving deliveries that "should not exist."

恐懼核心 / The Core Terror

林曉住在這棟二十層高的公寓已經兩年了。這裡的牆壁厚實,隔音良好,讓她能沉浸在自己的設計世界中,直到最近,生活中出現了一個微小的不協調感。

Lin Xiao had lived in this twenty-story apartment for two years. The walls were thick and the soundproofing was excellent, allowing her to immerse herself in her design world, until recently, when a small dissonance appeared in her life.

起初,只是幾個莫名其妙的小包裹。沒有寄件人,沒有訂單編號,只有簡單的牛皮紙包裝,裡面裝著一些毫無意義的雜物:一截乾枯的樹枝、一枚生鏽的鈕扣,或是幾張空白的紙片。

At first, it was just a few mysterious small packages. No sender, no order number, just simple kraft paper wrapping containing meaningless trinkets: a piece of dried twig, a rusty button, or a few blank sheets of paper.

她以為是某個朋友的惡作劇,或者是快遞公司的配送錯誤。她將這些東西扔進垃圾桶,並在心中告訴自己這只是都市生活的瑣碎意外。

She thought it was a prank by some friend or a delivery error. She threw the items into the trash, telling herself it was just a trivial accident of urban living.

但隨著時間推移,包裹出現的頻率增加了。而且,她注意到一個詭異的細節:包裹總是被精準地推入門縫,恰好停在門檻的邊緣,就像有人試圖用包裹來「測試」門的開關程度。

But as time passed, the frequency of the packages increased. Furthermore, she noticed a creepy detail: the packages were always precisely pushed into the door gap, stopping exactly at the threshold, as if someone were using them to "test" how much the door could open.

有一天晚上,林曉在準備就寢時,聽到了走廊傳來輕微的摩擦聲。那聲音很細,像是皮革在粗糙的地面上緩緩拖曳,隨後是一聲輕微的「咚」。

One evening, while preparing for bed, Lin Xiao heard a faint scraping sound from the hallway. It was a subtle noise, like leather slowly dragging across a rough floor, followed by a soft "thump."

她走到門邊,透過貓眼向外看。走廊空蕩蕩的,只有冰冷的感應燈在閃爍。但當她低下頭,看見門口又放著一個包裹,這次是一個長條形的細盒。

She walked to the door and looked through the peephole. The hallway was empty, with only the cold sensor lights flickering. But when she looked down, she saw another package at the door—a long, slender box this time.

她猶豫了一會兒,才小心地將門打開一道縫隙,用手將盒子拉進室內。盒子裡沒有東西,只有一面小小的圓形鏡子,鏡面被刻意磨損,呈現出一種詭異的霧面感。

She hesitated for a moment before carefully opening the door a crack and pulling the box inside. There was nothing inside but a small circular mirror, its surface intentionally worn, presenting an eerie frosted appearance.

林曉感到一陣寒意。這不是惡作劇,這是一種蓄意的、有目的的行為。她決定安裝一個門口監控攝影機,以終結這場不安的遊戲。

Lin Xiao felt a chill run down her spine. This wasn't a prank; it was a deliberate, purposeful act. She decided to install a doorway surveillance camera to end this unsettling game.

安裝好攝影機的第一晚,她睡得異常不安。半夜三點,她的手機突然響起——監控系統偵測到了動作。她顫抖著打開螢幕,看到走廊的畫面。

On the first night after installing the camera, she slept fitfully. At 3:00 AM, her phone suddenly rang—the surveillance system had detected motion. Trembling, she opened the screen and saw the hallway footage.

畫面中,一個模糊的身影出現在走廊盡頭。那人穿著一件寬大的深色雨衣,即使在室內也戴著巨大的兜帽,遮住了整張臉。他沒有行走,而是以一種奇怪的、僵硬的姿態在緩慢靠近。

In the footage, a blurry figure appeared at the end of the hallway. The person wore a large, dark raincoat, with a massive hood that obscured their entire face, even indoors. They weren't walking, but approaching slowly in a strange, stiff posture.

那個人停在她的門前。他沒有敲門,也沒有試圖開鎖。相反地,他緩緩地蹲下身,將臉貼近門縫,在地上拖曳著什麼東西。

The person stopped in front of her door. He didn't knock, nor did he try to pick the lock. Instead, he slowly knelt down and pressed his face close to the gap at the bottom of the door, dragging something on the floor.

林曉屏住呼吸,心跳快得幾乎要跳出胸膛。她在螢幕上看到,那個人從雨衣口袋裡取出一個極其纖細的金屬管,緩緩地將其插入門縫中。

Lin Xiao held her breath, her heart beating so fast it felt as if it would burst from her chest. On the screen, she saw the person take a very slender metal tube from the raincoat pocket and slowly insert it into the door gap.

那是內視鏡。那個人正在試圖透過那個窄小的縫隙,窺視她屋內的景象。

It was an endoscope. The person was attempting to peer into her home through that tiny gap.

林曉猛然意識到,之前的那些包裹並非目標,而是「墊片」。對方在測試門縫的寬度,確定內視鏡可以順利通過而不會被卡住。

Lin Xiao suddenly realized that the previous packages were not the goal, but "shims." The intruder had been testing the width of the door gap to ensure the endoscope could slide through without getting stuck.

恐懼在她心中炸開。她立刻衝到門邊,用力地將門反鎖,並用沉重的櫃子將門口堵死。但就在那一刻,她聽到門外傳來一聲輕微的、像是滿足的嘆息。

Terror exploded in her heart. She rushed to the door, locked it firmly, and blocked it with a heavy cabinet. But at that moment, she heard a soft, satisfied sigh from outside the door.

「我看到你了。」一個低沉、沙啞,且帶著某種令人作嘔的愉悅感的聲音,透過門縫傳了進來。

"I see you," a low, raspy voice, tinged with a nauseating sense of pleasure, drifted in through the gap.

林曉癱坐在地上,全身冷汗。她立刻撥打了報警電話,但警方到達之前,那個身影已經在監控中消失了。走廊恢復了死寂,只有一盞感應燈在不規則地閃爍。

Lin Xiao collapsed on the floor, drenched in cold sweat. She immediately called the police, but by the time they arrived, the figure had vanished from the monitor. The hallway returned to a dead silence, with only one sensor light flickering irregularly.

警察檢查了門口,並沒有發現任何強行闖入的痕跡。他們安慰她這可能是一個精神不正常的人,建議她加裝更強的門鎖。林曉在這種安慰中感到一種深深的無力感。

The police checked the door and found no signs of forced entry. They reassured her that it might be a mentally unstable individual and suggested she install stronger locks. Lin Xiao felt a profound sense of helplessness in this reassurance.

接來的幾天,林曉陷入了極度的強迫症。她買來了密封條,將門縫封得死死的,甚至在門口鋪滿了面粉,只要有人靠近,一定會留下足跡。

In the following days, Lin Xiao fell into a state of extreme obsession. She bought weather-stripping and sealed the door gap tightly, and even spread flour across the floor so that anyone approaching would leave footprints.

但奇怪的是,她再也沒有在監控中看到那個身影。沒有包裹,沒有聲音,沒有任何異常。她開始懷疑自己是否陷入了過度恐懼而產生的幻覺。

Strangely, however, she never saw the figure on the monitor again. No packages, no sounds, nothing abnormal. She began to wonder if she had fallen into a hallucination born of excessive fear.

直到一個星期後的深夜,林曉在睡夢中被一種奇怪的感覺驚醒。她感覺到自己的皮膚上有一種微弱的、像是昆蟲爬行的觸感,而且是在她的腳踝處。

Until one late night a week later, Lin Xiao was jolted awake from her sleep by a strange sensation. She felt a faint, insect-like crawling feeling on her skin, specifically around her ankles.

她猛地坐起身,看向房間的角落。在月光的照射下,她驚恐地發現,她房間的空調出風口處,正垂下一個細長的、閃著金屬光澤的線狀物。

She bolted upright and looked toward the corner of the room. Under the moonlight, she discovered to her horror that a long, slender, metallic wire was dangling from the air conditioning vent.

那不是內視鏡,而是一個微型傳感器。她意識到,對方並非僅僅在窺視門縫。對方在之前的某次「測試」中,已經找到了進入她私人空間的其他管道。

It wasn't an endoscope, but a miniature sensor. She realized the intruder wasn't just peering through the door gap. During one of the previous "tests," they had found another conduit to enter her private space.

她瘋狂地檢查所有通風口、排水孔,甚至發現天花板的夾層中傳來了極其輕微的、規律的呼吸聲。那呼吸聲就在她的頭頂正上方,緩緩地、沉重地起伏著。

She frantically checked every vent and drain, only to discover an extremely faint, rhythmic breathing sound coming from the ceiling void. The breathing was right above her head, rising and falling slowly and heavily.

她意識到,那個穿雨衣的人從未離開。他只是在等她放鬆警惕,等她以為危險已經過去,然後悄悄地地潛入她的天花板,將她的房間變成一個巨大的觀察箱。

She realized the man in the raincoat had never left. He was simply waiting for her to lower her guard, for her to think the danger had passed, and then silently slip into her ceiling, turning her room into a giant observation box.

就在此時,她的手機再次亮起。是一則匿名訊息,只有一張照片。

Just then, her phone lit up again. It was an anonymous message containing only a single photograph.

照片正是她此刻蜷縮在床上的樣子,視角正好是從天花板向下俯視。而照片的下方配了一句話:「封死門縫是很聰明的,但這裡的視野更好。」

The photo was exactly her, curled up on the bed at that moment, taken from a top-down perspective from the ceiling. Below the photo was a sentence: "Sealing the door gap was clever, but the view is better from here."

林曉發出的一聲尖叫被天花板上突然傳來的「咔噠」聲掩蓋了。那是一個面板被推開的聲音,而一個深色的、帶著雨衣質感的陰影,正緩緩地從天花板的縫隙中垂下。

Lin Xiao's scream was drowned out by a sudden "click" from the ceiling. It was the sound of a panel being pushed open, and a dark shadow, with the texture of a raincoat, began to slowly descend from the gap in the ceiling.

都市傳說背景 / Urban Legend Trivia

【都市傳說背景:門縫窺視者 / The Door-Gap Voyeurs】

在現代都市中,有一種極其隱蔽的犯罪形式,即利用工業內視鏡或微型攝影機透過門縫、窗縫或通風口進行非法監視。這種行為最恐怖之處在於,入侵者不需要進入室內即可掌握受害者的生活習慣。而在網絡傳說中,這種「窺視者」往往伴隨著一種病態的強迫症,他們會透過遞送無意義的包裹來測試門縫的寬度,以此確定監視設備是否能順利進入。如果發現你家門口出現未訂購且位置異常的包裹,請務必檢查門縫是否被異物阻塞或測試過。

[Urban Legend Background: The Door-Gap Voyeurs]In modern cities, there is an extremely covert form of crime where industrial endoscopes or miniature cameras are used to illegally monitor through door gaps, window slits, or ventilation ducts. The most terrifying aspect is that the intruder does not need to enter the room to master the victim's habits. In internet legends, these "voyeurs" often possess a pathological obsession, sending meaningless packages to test the width of door gaps and ensure their surveillance equipment fits. If you find unordered packages in an unusual position at your door, be sure to check if the door gap has been obstructed or tested.

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