The 16 ways people survived in this store.
And the 16 ways they died.
Knew the safest spot and survived the smartest. The rescue report simply notes: "Found: Day 31."
Managing the whole operation more calmly than anyone. Flawless, except for the fact that this isn't actually their store.
Avoided every conflict and just kept shaping rice. After 30 days, the thing everyone was fighting over had become your rice balls.
Defended the one object with no value in this situation as if it were their sole mission. Everyone wept at the sight. No cash came out.
Hasn't taken a single step from the magazine rack in 30 days. Yet knows everything happening in the store. May have been here before the lockdown.
Unilaterally set the rate at 1 daikon = 2 waters. No one can defy it. Works faster than a central bank.
Did nothing for 30 days. But because you were there, everyone kept it together. Contribution: unquantifiable.
Copied an escape plan for everyone and handed it out. The pages were blank, but morale went up.
Kept discarding the expired food to the very end. Starving while upholding the rules โ it's almost noble. No one was saved.
A strategist who seized the store's prime real estate by sheer skill. Freezing, they mutter "just as planned." Their lips are purple.
Won't pay the 3-yen bag fee even in an emergency. That consistency won people over, and somehow made them the leader. Every policy speech is only about the 3 yen.
After careful thought, concluded that eating everything on day one was the optimal solution. The math does not check out.
A genius who secured the safest private room. Except everyone forgot they existed, and they're not on the rescue list.
By giving up their judgment on day one, they also lost the ability to feel despair. Effectively the strongest mental fortitude of anyone.
Bet their remaining stamina on the grand prize. Drew the E-rank rubber strap. They're asleep now, clutching it.
Was granted wings. Was recovered on day four.