The Labyrinth - Another excerpt from my novel

Here is another piece of a chapther of my book. I'm posting just short excerpts of it not because I want to keep it private before the publishing but because I am not a translator, as you can see. ;)

Anyone I know has ever met ant people in the Labyrinth, as I said: of course, any meetings with anthropomorphic beings may not have been told, either because the witness was not interviewed, or because he wanted to keep quiet about it; or because - a completely arbitrary hypothesis but not to be discarded a priori - he did not return. Moreover, there isn'nt really any monitoring of people who arrives and who leaves. Nor do there exist diplomatic offices that protect and control the status of citizens legally belonging to the State that they, each by their own flag, would represent.

And what authority could accept such missions, and grant free territory where to establish the embassy,

in a place devoid of inhabitants? Those would be, if anything, outposts in a no man's land, colonies in frontier territory that few people, perhaps, have partly traveled; or hospitable customs, managed only by mercy by voluntary associations seeking gratification.

But there is none of that in the Labyrinth. Also because apparently no one has ever gone there with one or more companions. You get there by yourself and you wander in complete solitude. (Moreover, the Travelers are always alone, in their wanderings, as far as I know.)

As I said, the entrances to buildings, whether they are front doors, gates or doors on palisades, are absolutely inviolable. I'm a thief, I know what I'm talking about.