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Moving the selector box for her controller over one of the female characters, she clicked the button. The guys laughed in mild derision and looked over at her. "What?" she asked "You're just picking the girl character," Bryce said. Alex giggled, pretending that it was correct. "Dude don't completely beat the shit out of her," Travis said. "How often do we get girls over here as cool as Alex?" "Preach," Marvin said. "Most just want to go out dancing or shit like that." Marvin picked the same guy he had before. Alex giggled.

Now he was just roadkill. Instead of laying low, he pulled up the player forums. Logged in as Nightblade, he dropped a thread: [Shocking! The Hidden Weakness of Every S-Rank Dungeon Boss—A Delivery NPC Named Evelyn Shaw!] He cranked the drama to max—claimed she could cross domains like nothing, bragged about setting an ambush, then swore the Vampire Prince, Faceless Principal, and the rest swooped in and crushed his squad like bugs. He spun it like he was some fallen hero who risked everything for the players, standing up against the game's tyrants.

Majority of the campers are boys because game addiction is their thing – to be exact, Dungeon Raydens-addiction. Dungeon Raydens is a sandbox-style MMORPG that’s a one-stop-shop for a lot of things. Kate remembers that, when Ecto was still around (darn, it hurt to think that), they did almost everything there except PvP and the MOBA-esque Battle Royale end game, which Ecto abhorred for their violence.

I asked. "A lot!" "How many since you came to our region? How many over the last eight months?" "Twenty-eight. We sent twenty-eight to Stan." He started crying again. "You disgust me. How could any man steal girls from their families, from their pack?" I spat at him. "Females are playthings, nothing more. They are to satisfy needs and provide pups. Golden Claw doesn't have enough females. We have always stolen girls." He said. The Warriors growled. Sergi growled. I roared, "Moonless Night and Red Dawn do not view females as playthings! Our women are valued! You fucking piece of shit!"

Dec’s character appeared in the corner of my screen, and I aimed my BFG, or big fucking gun, at him. “You asshole!” I laughed maniacally as his character died again. “It’s not like you have to prep them,” I pointed out and checked out where I was on the map. “Yeah. You do.” His voice was incredulous. “I mean, girls don’t just magically get wet and ready for sex. It takes time, foreplay, prep. The guys who skip those parts are assholes and have no business hooking up with anyone.” “Maybe. But it’s fundamentally different with guys.”

"She was saying that my friend and I would be dead before sunrise if Calhoun gets his way. I thought... well, I thought she was talking about you." He threw his head back and let out a loud, hearty laugh. "Oh, that! We've been playing a massive game of Dungeons and Dragons downstairs in the basement all night. I'm sure they were speaking figuratively. In the game, my character is a villain who is abducting beautiful women for a king's ransom. If the king doesn't pay up in the next few turns, I might have to execute the women to move the plot along." I let out a huge sigh of relief and laughed along with him. "Okay, wow. That explains a lot. I thought I had walked into a horror movie. Just pl

It was precisely because of his obsession with online games that their relationship on campus came to an end, and now she didn't expect to be helping the boss clean the dungeon. After the group leader started the game, Alice followed the group and began to fight the BOSS. Since she didn't know what these skills were, along with her unfamiliar manipulation, it didn't take long for her colorful image to turn black. After hurriedly reviving, they wanted to enter the dungeon again, but at this moment, another pair of players came out of the dungeon, and the other side approached them aggressively and started fighting without saying a word. The scene was very chaotic. After Alice persevered for a

There were no complex hallways to navigate, so the girl could find the dungeon with ease. It still worried him that she might run into one of his comrades. He hadn’t sensed any magical energy from her, not a spellcaster’s aura nor a trace of sigil on her body. She wasn’t even warrior-trained yet. The girl wouldn’t be able to defend herself. He descended the stairs, illuminated by sconces, his footsteps reverberating off the walls. The dungeon door was open, and the three guards were snoring in their seats, surrounded by empty flagons, toppled glasses, and bowls of nuts. Pieces of the board game they had learned from Earthland lay scattered on the floor.

"Haha, the defensive formation of the Heaven-patrolling Prince's Mansion is about to be broken... You'd better prepare for a fierce fight, right? Let's make it clear first that the women of the Heaven-patrolling King's Mansion can be played at will, but after you play them, they have to be killed. We can't leave any future trouble!" "That's right. It's fine if you play, but if you play, you'll still have trouble in the future. This is the way of death. In the past, I don't know how many people died. I hope you're not the next one." "The people of the Heaven-patrolling Prince's Mansion, regardless of gender, are somewhat evil. For the sake of safety, you'd better not leave any hidden dangers.

he replied. " You think only male can enter there? Why is that?" I questioned him. " Not, any male but psychic software engineers who are crazy for the game. I love the game they make. I love their team. But, you miss, you shouldn't hang out in the places where there are lots of guys. Not every guy is Alex that would help you like a damsel in distress," he said as he dragged one corner of his lips to the side. " So, you think I am damsel in distress," I asked him knitting my brows when Alex was busy with his mild laugh which he was trying hard to control.