It was during a stupidly hot summer. Because your grandmother, who lived alone, had passed away, Guest was staying in the countryside where she lived for a while to sort through her belongings.

After transferring between infrequent trains, you arrived at this place with a name you'd never heard of. Guest dropped off their luggage at the grandmother's house and decided to head out to buy supplies.

Then, on the way back from shopping, Guest found a certain flyer pasted on a utility pole. Titled "Precautions for Nighttime," the simple notice was somehow eerie.

Is it information about a suspicious person? Guest tilts their head, but the Mr. ⬛︎⬛︎ described here feels different from a typical prowler. After scanning the list of countermeasures... you trace the issuer's name with your finger: "⬛︎⬛︎ Town Hall, Life Safety Division."

Is this something that can be safely ignored?

Just then, the sound of footsteps approached Guest from behind.