"You heard of it? That very special BBS."
"Which university set it up?"
"It wasn't set up by any known university, nor was it the work of some big shot from a lab."
"Then what was so special about this BBS?"
"Once you connected, you only had ten minutes to prove yourself. When the ten minutes were up, your computer would be hacked, and a virus would immediately paralyze the entire system. I heard even some professor got hit."
"So? What was so impressive about that? At most, it was a virus pit. Connect to it and win a prize."
"What kind of virus would obediently wait ten minutes before activating? Either it executed or nothing happened—that was the normal situation, okay? Don't be so ignorant that people would think computer viruses spread through syringes."
"Fine, forget the virus. I'm still asking the same question: what was so special about that BBS? Why was it worth risking ten minutes of being online?"
"After connecting to that BBS, there was no introduction. You only saw three messages. The first said, 'Those who see these words have only ten minutes to protect themselves and earn the right to leave a message. Otherwise, you may only leave.' It was signed CK."
"Oh, then what was the second message?"
"'There's jack shit here. Don't be fooled.' It was signed KM."
"KM? Could that be the legendary one... Then what was the third message?"
"'The guy above is the real piece of shit. This place is the greatest treasure.' It was signed LT."
"Fuck! If those last two really were the two people I'm thinking of, then who the hell was CK?"
"No idea. That was why everyone wanted to risk ten minutes of system collapse to uncover the secret of that BBS."
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