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He realized he was taking fun way too seriously. “Okay, fine,” he said. “Game Master: Players minus one, show exit.” As Pelli relaxed his stance and pulled back from the fight, a door appeared in midair dozens of meters behind them. He started walking towards it immediately. “Lemme go change up classes,” he continued. “I’ll be right back, alright?” After he was gone, Eva fell back closer towards Miko and Pio, and killed as many Ratmen as she could along the way. She appraised the situation, and realized that numbers stayed thinned out, likely due to the game having one less player involved.

said a female voice from the intercom. "Hello, my name is Anita and I am a guest of Andrew". After a pause, the gates were automatically unlocked swinging open on their hinges. Taking a deep breath she drove her little BMW wagon up the winding driveway marveling at the stretch of forest that seemed unending before her eyes. Anita came to a halt in front of the entrance, and standing in front of the door was a woman dressed in a maid outfit, who was waiting impatiently for her arrival. "Good evening miss, if you can please follow me".

This brought about the downfall of those who were meant to live eternally, leaving me alone in this cruel world. "A… challenge," he finally uttered with difficulty, revealing a fear that was natural for his position. He could be killed at any moment. To live or die was my decision to make, and he knew it all too well. I smiled for the first time in years, rediscovering the feeling of amusement. "Please, Alpha!" his mother tried to intervene again, only for me to silence her with a single hiss. I lowered my hand, resting both of them at my hips, while noticing his furtive glances toward where my fingers now rested.

Tugging on her sleeve, Hilda continued to act cute and said, "Mom, let's play one round!" However, Connie's expression was still hard. She looked like she refused to discuss any further. "Let's go home!" I must teach her a lesson this time! I cannot be shaken! Yet, ten minutes later.. Four computers were turned on. Hilda, Connie, Linux, and Anthony sat in a row, logging into the game. Inside the game server, Hilda said, 'Taadi Second District, server 39, MP mode. We're missing four for the team battle. ++++ if you want to join.'

The grand doors of the ballroom opened slowly, and a hush fell over the entire room almost instantly. Conversations died mid-sentence, glasses paused mid-air, even the string quartet softened their playing as if they, too, sensed the shift in the atmosphere. Raymond Stewart had just walked inside.

The sound that came out was warped, like someone dragging static across an old record. Then words formed out of the distortion. “\[ROUND…\]” the Game started, voice doubled, trebled, like multiple tracks out of sync. “\[ROUND SEV… EV…\]” The intercom popped. Lights along the consoles flickered. A few of the holographic spheres jittered, their miniature worlds stuttering frames. Then the voice stabilized, more or less. “\[ROUND SEVEN: CORE WORLD…\]” it said. The echo lingered weirdly as if bouncing off invisible code‑walls. “\[ACCESS PARTIALLY GRANTED.\]”

He just gave a quiet laugh under his breath—the kind that pissed me off even more—and walked out with his friends. The moment they were gone, I exhaled hard. My fists still clenched. My knuckles throbbed like hell. My whole body buzzed with adrenaline and anger—and something else I couldn’t quite pinpoint, all tangled together. Mr. Connor’s voice cut in. “You boys better clean up that mess by the pinball machine before you leave. And Gibson—” his eyes narrowed, “—if I see you or Burkhart starting shit here again, you’re banned. Got it?”

When he saw me, panic flickered in his eyes before he forced a smile and approached. "Rex, long time no see. Congratulations on your company's IPO. It's truly a remarkable achievement." I nodded politely, feeling nothing but calm. "How have you been?" I asked. He forced a bitter laugh. "Frankly, the company has been in decline since you left. I was demoted and now only manage a small department." I smiled faintly and said nothing more. After the reception, my technical director rushed over. "Rex, bad news. Someone is trying to hack our core algorithm!"

Alexander's Point Of View : A few days bled into a fucking week of freaking high-stakes stupid hide-and-seek game. I was leisurely exploring the god damn city, enjoying my small vacation in my own not so amazing way. Because it's not fun if I don't crash a party and I could do that now because of a freaking stupid fat ass sexy mutt. On the other hand my magical trackers were working their ass’ in double shifts to find the fucking clue about the freaking next relic which seems to be wiped from this idiotic world because no matter what I just couldn't find a clue about them anywhere as if someone just erased their fucking existance.