"Yes, sir. Working with you will be a dream come true," Everett responded instantly without thinking twice.
"That's good. I played your game; it was really nice and had levels and attributes that I have never seen in any other game. It will be nice to have someone like you on board," Mr. Daniel responded. "All you have to do now is input your full name and gaming code, and we shall get down to business." Mr. Daniel then turned his computer towards Everett, who swiftly typed in his full name and code and hit the accept button. "Done, sir," Everett informed. Mr. Daniel glanced at the computer and smirked. "Good, now we wait to see if it worked," Mr. Daniel spoke, pointing towards the wall clock on his right-hand side. Everett shifted his gaze to the clock; it was eleven fifty-eight pm. "What do you mean? Wait for what?" Everett questioned with a puzzled expression upon hearing Mr. Daniel's words. But the response he got was a smirk. "What's going on? What are we waiting for?" Everett questioned again as the time was now eleven fifty-nine pm. Everett was now starting to feel uneasy, and the smirk on Mr. Daniel's face just made things worse. "We wait for the merge to begin, and a whole new reality to unfold. Hahahaha," Mr. Daniel cackled as the clock hit twelve o'clock am. The moment the time hit twelve, the whole headquarters began to shake, and everyone present there lost balance and fell to the floor. It was an earthquake. The earthquake continued for a few seconds until it finally stopped, and Everett lifted himself off the floor and wiped his body. "What's going on? What do you mean by that?" Everett voiced out. Mr. Daniel didn't bother responding as he dashed out of the office and stood on the gallery, where he could see all that was happening on the lower floors of the headquarters. "It worked," Mr. Daniel exclaimed with a huge grin on his face. Everett also stepped out of the office and stood on the gallery, glancing all the way down to the lower floors of the headquarters. Glancing downwards, Everett's heart raced as he caught sight of what looked like giant lizards attacking the headquarters. The lizards were the size of a car, their skin was as hard as rock, their claws the size of a katana blade, and their tongues were as long as whips and sharp as razors. They also had small wings on their backs that helped them to fly. The workers kept screaming for help and running around as the vicious lizards attacked them and brutally killed them. Blood filled the whole place like water, and all that could be heard was roaring sounds and cries of agony. Right where Everett stood and examined the whole thing, his expression was mixed with terror and disbelief. For some reason, the lizards and what was happening right now seemed familiar. It was almost like he had witnessed this whole thing before somewhere. "The lizards are the size of a car, their skin as tough as rock, their claws like a blade, their tongues the length of a whip and sharp as a razor. Also, two wings behind them that help them fly," Everett muttered to himself in disbelief as he didn't want to accept what he thought was going on. "This was exactly how I designed the winged lizards in the first level of my game called Aero game," Everett blurted out, and Mr. Daniel, who stood beside him, also had a shocked expression, as if that wasn't what he was expecting. "What do you mean?" He questioned, his face bright red with anger. "In the first level of the Aero game, the enemies that attacked were winged lizards. These exact creatures that are attacking right now." "And wait, also, this is exactly how level one is. The player gets called into a strange headquarters to do business, and then suddenly some vicious lizards come rushing in to attack. They kill all the workers and even the boss, and the only person who must survive is the player himself. I know this sounds insane somehow, but I think this is the game!" Everett explained, his heart racing, and his shirt now drenched in sweat.Latest Chapter
Chapter 155. The Convergence Pulse
A strange, heavy silence that fell across the land like a soft blanket being dropped from the sky. It came without warning, without signal, without any kind of system alert. One moment the world moved as it always did, full of noise and life and the uneven rhythm of a newly reborn reality. And then the very next moment, everything stopped. Every bird froze mid-flight. Every leaf halted in the wind.Every person stood still as if their breath had been stolen. Time itself stopped.Riko was the first to feel it.She had been adjusting the cracked interface plate on her desk, surrounded by wires and blinking lights inside her messy shack. The world outside the window shimmered in its usual imperfect beauty, with clouds drifting unevenly and dust shifting across the ground. She had been muttering to herself about signal drift when she suddenly realized her fingers were no longer moving.Her hand hung in the air. The dust outside stopped mid-swirl. A falling screw she had dropped hovere
Chapter 154. Echoes in the Code
The first sensation Everett felt was not sight. It was pressure, a soft, heavy weight pressing from all directions, like a deep ocean wrapped around his consciousness. He drifted inside it with no body, no form, only awareness. At first he thought he was dreaming, but dreams had edges. Dreams had direction. This place did not.Here, everything stretched endlessly. A world of light and shadow and shifting currents. A world made of data.Everett tried to breathe, but there was no breath. He tried to speak, but there was no voice. His thoughts rippled outward, forming soft waves in the emptiness. “Where am I?”The ocean of data responded with a faint hum.It was ancient, familiar, and yet broken, like a melody he had once known by heart but forgotten long ago. Bits of code drifted around him like floating dust. Entire system paths lay twisted and collapsed. Fragments of memory pulsed faintly, waiting to be touched.Everett reached toward one. The moment his consciousness brushed it, t
Chapter 153. Lyra of the Lattice
The temple-city of Latticehaven was a place that breathed light.Every archway shimmered with soft blue glow. Every pillar hummed with old circuits beneath polished stone. Trees with silver leaves grew along the pathways, their branches whispering with gentle electronic sounds as the wind passed through them. The streets were peaceful and clean, filled with warm lamps that never flickered. The people walked slowly, their steps guided by harmony, as if the city itself encouraged calm hearts.And at the very center of Latticehaven stood the Healing Sanctum. Lyra worked there.She moved through the Sanctum’s long hallways in quiet steps, her white robe brushing softly against the floor. Her hair was tied back neatly, and her eyes were gentle, steady, filled with empathy that made every frightened patient breathe easier when they saw her. Her presence felt like sunlight after rain, warm, reassuring, real. But the world she tended was not simple anymore. Not after the Second Dawn.Insi
Chapter 152. The Silent Strategist
Vantress Spire rose like a blade cutting through the clouds. The structure did not look natural. It was tall, narrow, made of layers of black stone and steel plates that shimmered faintly with leftover system code. Every wall pulsed with quiet light, as if the building itself was breathing. Bridges stretched between its towers like thin strings of silver. The wind around it always whistled sharply, as if warning anyone who approached.Inside the Spire, nothing was wasted. Every hallway was perfectly aligned. Every guard moved with practiced rhythm. Every screen displayed information in endless streams. It was a place built for one purpose, control through understanding.At the highest level sat the chamber of the Silent Strategist. Soren. He stood with his hands behind his back, staring at a giant holographic map that filled the room. It wasn’t a normal map. It showed the world’s new, unstable geography. Lines of energy flickered across shifting landscapes. Zones pulsed with dif
Chapter 151. Riko’s Signal
Riko always liked quiet places. Not peaceful places. Not beautiful places. Just quiet ones, corners of the world where no one looked.No one expected anything, and nothing tried to pretend it was perfect. And now, after the Second Dawn, the world was louder than ever.People were laughing with their real voices. Rivers were actually flowing with uneven currents. The wind carried dust and scents and unexpected changes. The world felt alive. Imperfect. Unpredictable.Riko liked that. But she also knew that something underneath the world was not resting. Something was humming inside the network. Something was waking up.And she was the only one who could hear it. She sat alone inside a tiny maintenance shack at the edge of a half-finished town. The building looked abandoned from outside, cracked windows, dusty door, a flickering old lamp nailed to the wall. But inside, wires crawled along every surface. Screens hung like vines. Old server cores hummed quietly, blinking with uneven lig
Chapter 150. The Second Dawn
Darkness was not empty. It was warm, like lying under a heavy blanket, safe from storms. It was gentle, like a quiet breath resting against Rae’s cheek. She floated inside it without weight, without fear, without the sharp edges of pain. She did not know if she was alive, dead, or something in between.She only knew she was drifting. She reached out her hand, hoping for something to hold. The darkness shifted when she moved, rippling like soft water. Then a faint shimmer grew in the distance, small at first, like a single ember glowing in ashes.It pulsed. Rae felt something stir inside her chest. A memory. A voice. “Rae… don’t disappear.”Finn. She remembered the tremble in his voice, the way he had squeezed her hand before the world broke apart. She pushed toward the light, swimming through the darkness as if moving through a dream.Another pulse glowed beside the first. “Stay with me.”Everett. His voice was softer, fading, but real. The echo of him. The part of him that had not
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