WHY?
Author: GAO10
last update2025-05-21 20:06:03
"I'm going to change the world." Bill announced.

"How? It doesn't make sense." Sarah asked, still confused. He chuckled, settling on David's bed.

"You see, Virtual reality could be the next step to reality. The game practically enhances virtual reality synchronization with our reality. In a sense, humans get to live the lifestyles they want. Eat the food they want, have the adventures they want and still have the biological and financial values from the technology." He explained.

He looked at Sarah who still looked confused.

"Okay, you look at the value of money in real life, it works in a digital sense too. That's how it works. In-game value equates real life value. People don't have to fight wars, feel sick, work their asses off and die once this technology is applied to them and David is the first successful case although he's immersed in the game world." He added.

"So, you're saying people have consciousnesses in the game, with vege bodies?" She questioned, now gettin
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    David stood on top of the building he resided in Ladus, staring deep into the night's sky. His mind was still dazed by the events of the past day. Him losing two lifelines between minutes, the realisation of his cosmic alter ego hunting him across every realm and the fact that he had just lost a dear friend made him numb. He stood in silence, thoughts flowing through him like a turbulent river. The solitude he relished dominated him, giving him a sense of calm to complement his sorrow.His system interface popped up, indicating he had leveled up to level 38. He frowned, yelling, "So this was what you meant by stopping the void? The one time you give me a quest that doesn't explicitly tell me to kill, you instead ensure my friend is killed. Fucking tell me, what's the point of this system?" He asked. The interface remained stagnant, no replies typing forth like it would. He squeezed his fists, anger quickly building in him. "So this is it. You wanted to break me, just as you have ev

  • I Am The One Beyond All.

    David sighted the desert before Ladus, depressing himself gradually till his feet touched the sand. He ran quickly to his friends, who all shared gloom looks with Audrey too. His face squeezed, wondering if something bad had happened. He did not utter a word, but he proceeded, observing the silence they embodied. He counted mentally, relief gradually washing over him until he realised it."Where is Eder?" He asked lowly. They did not hear his question. Well, he only spoke to himself, struggling to believe what had just popped up in his head. He looked devastated, each step of his now slow. Finally Audrey noticed him, shouting "David." He stopped behind them, watching as they mourned the empty sand. He fell on his knees, a tear dropping from an eye. The immense sorrow filling his heart was turbulent, breaking every emotional barrier he had on his grief. He wanted to cry. He had just lost a friend. But he didn't—he knew that he had to be strong for them.He rose, watching the sand

  • The Void Won.

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  • How the Hell did you do that?

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  • It won't hurt to borrow a little fairy lore, will it?

    "I lost them." Gandu spoke, dropping the sword and unplugging the thin wires he wrapped around the base which contained dark matter. He slammed his right fist on the table."It's okay. They'll be back. We need to evacuate Ladus now." Colleen spoke. In that moment, Audrey returned with Enitan who was still in her medical robe. "I have put a call to every knight and soldier. The people are retreating now." She spoke. "Good." Colleen nodded, facing the brick wall David had teleported behind. "I just hope you come back now, David. Please do." She whispered then turned to leave. "Audrey, Enitan and Gandu. Start packing. Grab as many weapons as you can carry and get to the rendezvous with the people. We'll set up a perimeter around Ladus." She instructed. "I can fight alongside you guys." Audrey protested. "Young Lady. I know you're special and I know you're capable of handling a few monsters on your own, but I'll be damned to put you on the front lines. David will never forgive me i

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