Fattening Corpse's Weed Eater

[orokamononya]

[Anyone who decides to go to this cave? May end up finding one very frustrated student council member. Never mind that he's lost, he's been ending up with random enemy encounters, enough to tire him out faster than he liked. That, and no matter how many times he uses Tsubaki explosion, for some reason it never seems as strong as he remembered.

And who the hell designed this place?!]

Just where is the exit of this place?!

[OOC: Sob I hope I am doing this right.]

Comments

[tank_sniper]

Let other players take care of themselves. They can probably handle it better than you think.

[orokamononya]

I suppose so.

I would still fight those that try to attack me first, but I'll keep in mind what you told me.

[tank_sniper]

If you're fighting monsters for your own sake, it's a different matter. You'll need the EXP too. Just remember that you aren't responsible for saving everyone here from the slightest danger.

[orokamononya]

Are you a veteran by now then?

[tank_sniper]

...I wouldn't say that.

[orokamononya]

You seem to be familiar enough with how it works here though.

[tank_sniper]

That's only because I've played an MMO before. There's a lot of similarities, but there's quite a few differences too.

[orokamononya]

Still, playing in an MMO shouldn't be the same as a real life simulation, right?

[tank_sniper]

It was a simulation. One of the new Virtual Reality MMOs that use the Amusphere.

[She speaks with a tone that indicates she doesn't expect him to know it. Nobody else around here seems to, anyway.]

[orokamononya]

[Well, she expected correctly.] The amusphere?

[tank_sniper]

It's a piece of headgear that can be used to play virtual reality games. It transmits signals directly to your brain while blocking the signals to your outside senses, giving you a feeling of existing within the game.

[orokamononya]

[---What?!] Is there really such a thing that exists?

[tank_sniper]

The original technology was released a few years ago. There were some... problems with the first model, but ever since the Amusphere came out, more VRMMOs have been released.

[orokamononya]

VR... MMOs? [Damn it what is this language now, is she still speaking Japanese?]

[tank_sniper]

[Sigh.]

Virtual Reality Massively Multiplayer Online.

[orokamononya]

But in the end, it still is just a game, right?

[tank_sniper]

Right. It felt real, but it was still just a virtual world.

[orokamononya]

How do you get out of that one then? Can't it apply here?

[tank_sniper]

...

There was a log out option. But there's no such thing here, or at least, not one that I've found.

[orokamononya]

[Well, that's... troublesome.] Maybe it's just in a place no one has checked.

[tank_sniper]

If it was around, it would be somewhere on the menu. The closest thing to that is the Relic, but even after checking all of the options I haven't seen any sign of it.

[orokamononya]

Perhaps it's a hidden option somewhere, or a prize they'll give for an event. It can't be that it's completely missing.

[tank_sniper]

Wherever it is, I don't think it's accessible. People would have found it by now if that were the case.

[orokamononya]

Fool! Just because it hasn't been found, it doesn't mean it can't be accessed. There are more than enough locations here to check, we might just be missing something.

[tank_sniper]

[She shakes her head.]

So basically, if we want to find the option to log out, we have to find it in a specific location? That doesn't make sense. When it comes to online games, logout options are supposed to be easily accessible. If it weren't, people might miss out on important real-life events just because they couldn't get out of the game.