The question surfaced abruptly, without warning.
It pierced the air like a javelin, leaving no room to brace or prepare. Given the slew of mind-bending revelations we'd encountered so far, it was clear that this "D-Drive" game wasn't just a digital playground—it was an intricate labyrinth of enigmas wrapped in the skin of a survival simulator. The kind of experience that didn't just challenge your reflexes, but questioned your very existence.
Why the specific numbers 100 and -100? What did "impact" truly entail? Weren't the earlier chaos and surprises already dramatic enough to count as "impact"? And why label it so distinctly, as if to suggest something worse was yet to come? The questions were mounting, one after another, forming a mental avalanche in my head.
Just as my thoughts threatened to spiral, FullMetal, almost as if reading my mind—or perhaps following a scripted pattern—resumed his explanation, filling the screen with more caps-locked monologue.
