When Chu Guang discovered that Shelter 100’s communications module had overloaded, his first instinct was almost reflexive. The shelter definitely experienced the same problem as Shelter 79. There were restless phantoms lingering in a tomb that should have been silent.0

But the outcome was not what he expected.0

According to player reports on the forum, the overload was not caused by tampering. Instead, reigniting the fusion reactor had rebooted the life-monitoring system, which in turn woke the long-slumbering AI and resumed the self-destruct program suspended a century and a half earlier.0

Fortunately, his players cleverly made use of the Gravekeeper’s clues. By broadening the life-monitoring criteria, they convinced the AI to classify the shelter’s insect population as the descendants of Shelter 100 residents, thereby halting the self-destruct sequence.0

What remained was simple. Repair the communications...0