The Unvanquished You

At night, Johnson and several technicians from the organization were studying the unpacked files from Soul Summoning Night.

Unpacking the files should have been simple. They only needed to locate the corresponding asset package and extract it with professional software, much like how, shortly after many games were released, people would dig up easter eggs, discarded drafts, hidden characters, and the like.

But Morning Star's equipment was simply absurd.

Even a professional hacker like Johnson found it a headache. The senior engineers from those military corporations were helpless as well; they could not even sort out the operating logic.

As for unpacking the assets, that was even more difficult. They had to thank Lu Ban's mercy for providing several general-purpose interfaces. Otherwise, if it had been entirely wireless, this group would probably have been unable to obtain even the slightest resource.

According to the hackers, as long as there was a physical interface, they could crack even the launch codes for a nuclear bomb.

After a long period of attempts, Johnson finally extracted Soul Summoning Night's resource package.

The size of the resource package gave him a fright.

Based on his experience using Morning Star, Johnson had assumed the resource package would be enormous, so he had even prepared server-grade storage equipment.

In reality, however, the resource package was unexpectedly small—just over three hundred gigabytes. When it was extracted, Johnson had even thought he had made a mistake.

How could a game with such a massive structure be this small?

Johnson began to wonder whether Lu Ban had come into contact with some Area 51 or extraterrestrial technology.

He poured himself a cup of coffee and took a sip. Then, together with his companions, he used unpacking software to open the resource package.

The first things to appear were some