Xu Huo looked at the red words "Access Denied" that appeared after he entered the password. "We got the photo of the home invader, but we can't access the files on the company's key personnel. If we try a couple more times, we'll probably trigger an internal alarm."
"That's a bit of a problem," Meng Wenguang said. "We don't even know what we're supposed to look for. 9:17 isn't a special time."
"Since everything in this city is based on reality, we can learn about the boss by asking the employees," Feng Hui suggested.
"The people here might just be strings of data in the game. They may not be fully fleshed out. Maybe they're just repeating the same day without any other variables," Meng Wenguang said, thinking their chances were slim. "We don't have much time. We might as well record more data. If this is a dungeon, it can't possibly have a record of every day in Pumpkin City's past few decades. We only need the last few days."
Xu Huo took out a recorder and started recording recent activities and developments at Little Star Company and the city government, along with a general overview of Pumpkin City. Even one day's worth of data was already enormous, so he had to memorize it as he recorded.
Of course, investigating the boss of Little Star Company didn't have to mean looking inside the company. They could also study the movements of other companies, such as Liming Company, which was about to collaborate with Little Star Company.
The database had information on Liming Company. It was in the same industry as Little Star, but specialized in different areas. Little Star Company had made greater strides in technology, while Liming excelled in hardware. The installation of signal posts was actually part