Complete coverage, 14 chapters.

About this week ago.

The old plot has been completely covered.

And then there's the whole new number of chapters.

This volume will be very subtle and lengthy.

Maybe because of this period of time, I thought a lot.

The original plot of the island was too physical for the positioning of ghosts.

In other words, it materialized too early.

Originally I wanted to use four different monsters to allude to four different evils.

Then work backwards and bury clues.

But in fact, if the horror plot is just about fighting and killing, it will always feel a bit boring.

I've been thinking about it all this time.

Maybe the real horror is not the kind of facing aliens or zombies.

Don't be afraid, especially if you already know there is danger.

Afraid of a hammer.

The real fear should be another kind.

It is here, it has been, it exists, it knows you, it looks at you, it follows you.

But you can't see it, you can't touch it, you can't find it.

You can always feel that the people behind you, around you, and even around you are weird.

But there is no starting point, everything is so natural.

What is normal cannot be normal, and there is a reasonable explanation.

You know nothing except that it exists.

Memories are confused, relationships are torn, trust is challenged, and established facts begin to fail to be confirmed.

Maybe these are not enough and are very vague.

But in this story, the protagonist has to face such an existence.

At the very least, there are four parts in one volume, as is the case with the first two parts.