It sounded like computers could read the user’s brain waves, and allow the user to dive into the computer world directly. The world felt very, very similar to this one.”Ĭonsidering the way Ren spoke of it, it seemed like this VRMMO thing was ordinary technology for him. The VRMMO I played was called Brave Star Online. The game you mentioned, Brave Star Online. “I think I read about something like it in a light novel once.” “I think it sounds like a game from science fiction, but yes.” “Itsuki, Naofumi, you guys understand what he means, right?” “Ren, This VRMMO you speak of means exactly what we said, correct?” Let’s try to collect what we know for sure.” Motoyasu rested his head on his hands and tried to calm us down. As for my opinion, this reminds me of a console game called Dimension Wave.”Īnd so we all seemed to think the world represented a different game. I mean, are we even in a game world?” I also thought it seemed a bit like a game, but could we really have arrived in a game that I had never even heard of? Itsuki raised his hand and answered quickly: Brave Star Online. Can I ask what the names of those games are?” “Um, excuse me? You all seem to think this is like a game you know. He might have known more than he was letting on. It kind of seemed like he knew what he was doing.
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Thinking back on it, he was the first of us to figure out how to use the Status Magic. You know the tech isn’t ready for stuff like that yet.” “VRMMO? I guess you mean a Virtual Reality MMO? Cut the sci-fi crap.
“A mouse? A controller? What kind of antique games are you guys talking about? These days, aren’t all online games VRMMO?” Ren looked confused by Motoyasu’s theory, and he jumped into the conversation. Even if we suppose, for the moment, that we are in an online game, it still must be the sort that you control by a mouse, or with a controller.” “Motoyasu, Itsuki, you’re both wrong on this one. “I don’t know what any of you are referring to. “Nah, I’ve only played stuff like Odin Online, or Fantasy Moon Online. “Naofumi, have you even played an online game before? It’s famous!” “You’ve never heard of it, Naofumi? It’s called Emerald Online.” “Uh, no? And I’m a pretty hardcore Otaku.” I know games that are just like this,” said Motoyasu, bristling with an air of conceit. “Like a game? I think it actually might be a game. It looked like the other guys were reading over the help menus too. “Hey, this is just like a game, don’t you think?” It really did seem exactly like a game of some sort. It said that in order to learn skills, the powers hidden in our weapons would have to be set loose. It was just like the way that skills and weapons are leveled up in online games. Huh, would you believe it? It looked like certain weapons could be set and improved upon, growing more powerful with time. It appeared as though none of them were currently available for upgrades. The border of the window quickly expanded to fill my field of vision, and it was filled with rows of weapon icons. There was a weapon book for my own shield that could be viewed from the weapon icon. The weapon book was something that apparently kept a list of all the forms the Legendary Weapons were capable of transforming into. The material the weapons were constructed of reacts to the level of the hero who wields them, and any slain monsters were recorded in something called a weapon book. They were powerful and sturdy enough on their own. The Legendary Weapons required no maintenance at all.
I glanced at the window, only to find that the sun had set long ago, which just goes to show how much time we had spent reading the instructions. Everyone was sitting on them, closely inspecting their weapons, and letting their vision drift absentmindedly to check on their status screens. There were ornate beds prepared for us in the provided chamber. Tate no Yuusha LN Sekai no Owari no Encore Chapter 3
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