All of It Was Calculated!

On the first day of the game, after Yimo and Zhenling rode a cargo truck back to Box Town's agency, they set their sights on the fireworks shells on the truck.

Although they still didn't know what kind of game it was, the corpse bag that seemed to move had left Yimo feeling panicked.

He had already checked the system at the time and learned that the powerful weapons hadn't come with them.

In other words, these weapons might really be able to hurt whatever unknown things were out there.

And if a large fireworks shell went off at close range, its explosive power would be no joke!

So that night, Yimo coaxed and tricked Zhenling into helping him steal two big crates of fireworks shells.

But that wasn't all. The shells couldn't just be lit and tossed at someone; if things went wrong, they might blow him sky-high too. He figured that if there really were enemies who could be killed by physical means, he could lure them into his house and use the fireworks shells to blow the whole house sky-high along with them!

To do that, he had to make sure he would be safe too, so Yimo and Zhenling started digging a tunnel through the night!

That was what Yimo meant when he said he and Zhenling had worked through the night getting things done.

They kept working on it whenever they had time afterward.

On the third day, when Yimo saw the completely sealed room in the crematorium, he realized it was actually a morgue.

But calling it a morgue didn't seem quite right, because the few corpses in the room didn't look as if someone had carried them there. They looked as if they had lain down on the beds themselves and gone to