"FUCK, serves you right for turning into a zombie!"
"One day, sword in hand, I'll slaughter every damn author who cuts off chapters!"
"Show off and get struck by lightning—you think you're writing Fermat's Last Theorem?"
Having reached the end of the diary, the team members cursed furiously.
The Captain waved a hand, signaling the enraged team members to calm down first, then said:
"Actually, this guy gave us some important clues. He couldn't figure it out for over three months, so why did it suddenly occur to him later?"
"Clearly, he received some kind of hint. We need to look for it in his activities."
"Luckily, this shelter has surveillance recordings. I'll pull them from the terminal, and everyone can look for footage related to him."
After saying that, the Captain continued operating the control terminal and quickly retrieved the shelter's routine surveillance footage.
The team members reviewed different time periods. After spending a long time searching, they finally found footage of the diary owner's actions.
The last recording from before his death showed him writing in his diary. When he was about to switch to another diary, a string of numbers—"114"—suddenly appeared on his body, and he went mad.
"Looks like this string of numbers was what drove him insane," the Captain said thoughtfully.
"A string of numbers? How are we supposed to deal with that? My laser gun probably won't work, will it?" a male team member asked hesitantly.
"Leave that problem to the Tsukikage Mayor. He'll find a way." The Captain smiled.
They were scouts to begin with. No one expected scouts to resolve a battle.
The Captain led his people out of the shelter, set up a radio, and sent a telegram to the settlement.
Several hours later, Tsukikage Den appeared in the settlement.
"114...