Upon hearing this, Mingmei recalled the scene in the synopsis where the bomber spoke at sunset. No wonder, it turned out that he had closed the last explosion site in the early stages and delayed it until then.

"I didn't mean to make things difficult for everyone."

Upon hearing the bomber's words, Mingmei was speechless. Wasn't this just like a murderer saying, "I didn't mean to kill anyone"?

"There are so many rides in the amusement park, and they're all so fun. Seriously, since you're here, there's no need to just focus on the Sand Maze. You should definitely experience them all to make your trip worthwhile, right? Once you enter the park, you should remember what the wristbands are for, right?"

At this moment, the person mentioned on the radio frowned, glanced at the plainclothes police officers, and saw that they were all looking at a watch-like device on their wrists.

Mingmei remembered that everyone who entered the amusement park, whether a tourist or a staff member, had such a wristband.

It feels a bit like a pass.

Although the former is playing in the park and the latter is working, the functions of these wristbands are somewhat different. The biggest difference is probably the different "access" permissions.

Visitors wearing wristbands can enjoy various attractions, while staff can also access offices, backstage areas, and other places that visitors are not allowed to go.

"To enter the Sand Maze, please make sure you visit at least three of the other four themed attractions within the park. Only then will you be eligible to enter and leave the Sand Maze once it opens."

"However... one of them, the Steel Dragon, exploded first. There are only three left out of four. We don't know if the others will explode later. So, please hurry up."