[Do you know about intranets?]

"Intranets? Are you referring to the ones used in companies or the military?"

"Yes, that's correct."

Think of it as a simplified version of the internet—essentially a small, private network that operates exclusively within an organization.

"Someone independently set up an intranet server."

"Alone?"

"Yes. It seems they utilized the new communication network we recently developed to build it."@@novelbin@@

"Are you saying they built that all by themselves?"

"It's not yet clear if it's a single individual or a group."

Even with the rebuilt communication network, such a task wouldn't be easy.

Curious, I asked Kim Dabin.

"How can I access it?"

"If your computer is connected by LAN cable, you should be able to access it right away. I'll send you the address via text."

Following the address sent by Kim Dabin, I found myself on a community board.

Somehow, new posts had already been appearing for the past few hours.

"[What's this? (1)]"

"[Aaaargh! (3)]"

"[Hello. (11)]"

Among the many posts, there was one that appeared to have been written by Kim Dabin herself.

"[To the Server Administrator: I’d like to meet you. (49)]"

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