Special Internal Report

"Based on the information gathered so far, we have reason to suspect that the Cemetery District and Tokyo District were, in essence, the result of 'easing things for users while increasing pressure on tourists.'"

In the conference area, an elderly man on the video call held a document in his hand and spoke in broad terms before the large projection screen.

At the moment, only a dozen or so people had gathered in this small conference room. One elderly man even carried a steaming bowl of tea soup, drinking as he listened carefully to the person on the video explain the situation.

More precisely, this was a regular exchange and update of information between research groups and even different accounts. Information that was relatively important but not urgent, as well as research findings pending verification, would be opened up to one another for priority review.

Naturally, the information in their hands was also the latest firsthand intelligence!

Though there seemed to be only a dozen people watching in this small conference room, these concise reports likely represented the combined labor and expenditure of countless people and resources, testing hypotheses from different directions before finally taking the form of these information-dense internal reports—

Even the occasional messages refreshing in the text input area beneath the online conference hinted at this.

But the truly crucial part was what this host was saying.

"Judging from the past week or so, especially the experts' aggregated analysis of the statistical data, both of these Large-scale Newcomer Trial worlds have generally displayed a vague trend of easing things for users while increasing pressure on tourists."

"In the absence of clear mission requirements, this differs from the newcomer tourist groups, whose vicious competition clearly intensified after their numbers increased."

"As long as they invested a certain amount