[ CASE FILE ]

As a Memory Investigator, this is your first assignment to probe a sealed memory.

Formed when the target was roughly three years old, this memory space—influenced by both its time of origin and the human brain's natural self-defense mechanisms—has collapsed into a labyrinth where order and disorder coexist. The memories generated back then remain hidden within.

[ OPERATIONAL PROTOCOLS & DEVICE GUIDE ]

Signal Detection:

Hidden memories are completely invisible to the naked eye and standard optical lenses. You must closely monitor the radar indicator on top of your Recorder at all times to deduce nearby anomaly nodes.

Photosensitive Exposure:

When the device's radar registers high-frequency feedback, aim toward the target vector and trigger the shutter. Only through the developed photo will the concealed memory fragments reveal their true form.

Anomaly Avoidance:

The memory space is fundamentally unstable. Repeatedly pacing around will heighten sensitivity in the immediate area; zones surrounding hidden memories are similarly designated as Sensitive Zones. Remaining in these sectors for prolonged periods may trigger the target's "Self-defense".

Evacuation & Briefing:

Locate an Evacuation Interface within the space to return safely. Upon mission completion, you are required to compile the key photographs you captured and complete the Investigation Brief. (Note: Submission of the Brief signifies the formal end of the current investigation cycle.)