Blame The Game

Ivis arrived at the island at noon. His mood is a bit complicated, he got off the jet with dark circles under his eyes and took off the jacket he wore last night throwing it casually inside the plane. His very person was exhausted staying up all night.   He then walked towards the house with his hand carrying a brown envelope.   His feet didn’t wait for the others to come out and greet him rather he impatiently made his way to the terrace where everyone gathered on the couch.   The door opened and he went inside. All ten people dart their eyes at him with a complicated gaze. Ivis look at them silently with his weary eyes. The youthful look disappeared and only traces of messy hair and panda eyes were left, this get-up look like he was a man in his thirties.   He look at the anxious faces and had long expected that this would happen. He already prepared himself to face them and even had a backup plan

Byul had never been so lucky in his life. He always live in a shadow and had never got in the center of attention and was never been able to step out of the dark.   He was like a fallen star, unable to rise again. Still, falling star granted him a perfect path.   Byul was ordinary however, he was good in games. Lucky in tournaments, and always at the top when it comes to rank. He had an insane IQ and had lived up to his name. In the game world he was incredibly famous for his skills.   He had compared his life over and over that he felt that staying inside the apartment all day, playing games was better than going to school.   He would sit in front of his computer for almost the whole day and play online games not caring whether the university was cursing his existence.   He was not bad in his reputation actually, he was still a good student, he excel in his academics. Just an av

Imagine, from a who knows where to landing to a strange place and getting imprisoned like an animal then being transported to someone’s room. Seriously, Byul felt like he was treated like a parcel.   Not only did the soldiers dragged him like a cattle in the journey, he was also casually thrown into a room. Who else wouldn’t pity himself like this. Byul instantly want to cry.   It was really painful! Walking miles underneath the scorching sun. No water no rest! Ugh! I’m already burnt!   Byul instinctively check his body and felt relieved after seeing that he was still the same. Good, good I’m still me.   Byul tried to break free from the rope in his hand and soon give up. The rope was too tight! Not to mention he couldn’t see how he was tied up. It’s quite impossible to break free.   Byul grumbled and lift his head to survey the room. There was a table in front of him with a stac

“I’ve searched the f*cking entire room and it was only here! Goddarn it!” Byul cursed as he glared at the fallen silver key. He then look at the panel and saw that he only had an hour and ten minutes left. “Damn it. I’ve wasted a lot of time because of you!” He yelled in anger as he pulled his hair up in frustration. He weakly reached out to the floor and grunted as he picked up the goddamn key. He checked the timer again and rested for a few more minutes before exiting the room. Byul glance at the corridor and tried to pass it however, it was still impossible. He felt the chill on his back again but this time he wasn’t at the same position where he got back before. He was actually next to the second door this time… Byul gulped and finally inserted the key on the hole. Maybe this door has the answers. He twiste

The forest was vast and was enormously covered with tall trees and shrubs. The leaves were dreary green and the place really comes off with a gloomy atmosphere.   Byul entered the forest while dragging the Duke with him. He don’t want to abandon his reward you see. If he actually had to control this jiangshi, he need to find some talisman. How come the system didn’t reward him some? Does it actually expect him to control it manually?   Byul shook his head in disappointment. He glanced meaningfully at the Duke and thought that it was very behaved. He didn’t walked aimlessly this time but silently followed him instead.   As he was figuring his way out of the forest, the system beep and another task was laid in front of him.   Sigh, this system must be reading my mind. He even knows what I’m thinking. Byul didn’t need to look at the task because he already knew what it is but he was really hooked on the