With that thought in mind, Ke Meng entered the Black Room once again.
The Black Room had already been moved by the demolition crew into a Special Field in Whale City. This Special Field happened to encompass the residential complex where Ke Meng lived, so it would not affect ordinary people.
The original plan had been to move it to Koi City, but the Black Room would not fit inside a Storage Item. The demolition crew's captain also suffered its side effects while carrying it, so they had been forced to set the house down on the outskirts.
After entering the Black Room, Ke Meng did not start writing immediately. Instead, he opened the files on the computer and browsed through them.
As expected, there were indeed files left behind by the original owner.
Game files, novel manuscripts, local music files-the computer contained just about everything a shut-in writer would have.
Ke Meng looked through the original owner's manuscripts and discovered that the latest one had been created on the very day the Black Room first appeared.
He clicked on the last manuscript. It was only half written; the original owner had never finished it.
At the end of the manuscript was a large amount of text. Ke Meng could understand every individual character without question, but strung together, they made no sense to him.
Ke Meng considered it, then read the text aloud exactly as written.
Gibberish echoed through the room, and the darkness outside the window showed faint signs of stirring.
Ke Meng's gaze grew unfocused, and he saw a scene from the past: someone with dark circles under his eyes, typing nonstop.
This person owed his readers a hundred updates and had sworn to finish them within three days.
Three days later, he still had not finished