I Became A God In A Horror Game Chapter 1 Novels & Stories

The instant I took over the administrator's position, the mechanical voice echoed through the instance once more. "Game forcibly initiated. All players must enter Happy Home within thirty minutes. Failure to comply will result in consequences at your own risk." In an instant, everyone shuddered violently. They rushed toward the residential complex in a frantic stampede. After they had all entered, my mother carefully used her ghost energy to heal me. She examined me over and over again, checking every inch of my body. Only after confirming I had no other injuries did she finally breathe a sigh of relief.

My father cried out through the Gate Opener road. "The first gate took her guide-soul. It used Chen's shadow as replacement when he sacrificed it." The world narrowed. My shadow opened its black eyes. "Hello, Lu Chen." Below-Prayer curled around the faceless fragment like smoke around glass. "Return the shadow," it whispered, "and Ava remains incomplete. Free the fragment, and the City God remains shadowless. Choose hunger's favorite game."

My scarred, burned flesh met his calloused, unyielding grip. "Then grab your shovels, Corren," I said, my voice carrying across the silent, waiting plaza. "We have forty-nine anchors to drop. And we are not stopping until the whole world beats as one." Chapter 111: The Descent of the First There is a terrifying intimacy in digging your own salvation out of the dirt.

Not even the Gods could save her now. As expected, the Head Nurse's steps halted. Her bloodless face turned toward me inch by inch. Beneath the shadow of her nurse's cap, two eerie green flames ignited in her eye sockets. A wave of frigid malice wrapped around me as she raised the massive, blood-stained syringe, pointing the needle directly at my eyeball. The other players panicked, scrambling away from me, terrified of being caught in the fallout of the lunatic who'd dared to provoke the Boss.

"You shouldn't read that," Mia said. "Your parents said not to." "They said I couldn't read it for class. They didn't say anything about reading it on my own." Technically true. And I needed to understand. Needed to know who this man was. The first chapter was titled "The Monster in the Mirror." *I was a monster. There's no other word for it. When I look back at the man I was—the man who hurt Nova, who shot Kai Storm, who destroyed everything I touched—I don't recognize him. But I have to own him. He was me.*

The ground under our feet surged like a heartbeat. "No," I said. "This isn't real." Terrified, the child looked around. "Where are we, Mom?" I pulled him very close and said quietly, "I don't know." However, we must relocate. Quickly. There was nowhere to run, yet I did it. With each stride, the barriers moved. I saw flames once. Next, my former residence. Next, the grave of my mother. "What is this?" I let out a gasp. The kind yet ruthless voice of the ancient god followed us. The road of damaged brains is this one. You can't run away from me out of fear.

The celestial god had bridged a gap between gods and humans a long time ago. He watched her run in the garden like a three years old child with no care in the world. Her laughter rang in the wind like soft bells. She was the most beautiful creature he had ever seen. Adjusting the flowers, he walked toward her confident. His mind was made up, he was going to talk to her, and they were going to be friends. Soon, he got to where she stood with a wide grin plastered on his face. He extended the flowers to her. But to his dismay, she walked past him. He followed her, hoping she’d accept his flowers. But it was almost like he wasn't there. He realized she could not see him. She had no idea someone

I asked nonchalantly. Elias carefully cradled my injured hand, breathed on it, and the wound healed instantly. I continued, "Do you remember the first thing I heard when I first entered the village? "Welcome to the horror instance dungeon." Under his shocked gaze, I climbed out the window and jumped. … I didn't know how many days I had been unconscious. My mind was lost in a haze of chaos, with Elias murmuring in my ear. "In this world, everything truly happened at some point. Whether human or demon, no one is wholly good nor evil. They act according to their own perspectives, and I don't think that's wrong.

And it read: “Chapter 97: Where Liora Dies.” She dropped it, breath caught in her chest, The creature noticed her, Turned, And grinned. “You found your heart,” it said. “Let’s see what it costs you.” It raised its hands, And summoned the first god Liora ever denied. The sky cracked, And from it descended a shape made of betrayal. Kael, Crowned, Burning, Unforgiving.