We are now at the end of the fifth age and the wonders of ages previous have been forgotten. The long forgotten capital of the cloud empire, Asri and it’s mysteries will need to be discovered to stop the next attempt by the agents of Illurariel to cloak the world of Eru in eternal darkness.

series about my imagination and invention of stories

Asari is a clouder who turns into a girl every five years. She becomes friends with Jiku, a strong-willed boy being raised to be a soldier. 

They go on some adventures together and look  forward to meeting up. On their third meeting, however, Asari could not find Jiku in their secret place. 

Can Asari find out what happened to Jiku?

Its is about a young woman fresh out of High School that has a very high IQ and a very low EQ. She is very good at self defense. And carries a dagger on her thigh at all times unless she is at home. She ended up being the Top Scorer in the county for the end of the year tests and earned a chance to play the new and upcoming game, Creed of the Fallen. The game company, Dogma Gaming, sent her a free VR gaming cabin and the privalage to play their game early while livestreaming it. This is when her gaming legend begins.

Bai Mo shamelessly pretended that he hadn't heard any of Ye Ci's grumbling. He went downstairs, preparing to move more of his stuff.

A large box was carried into Bai Mo's room. Ye Ci stared at the box, stunned. Wasn't that a Fate gaming cabin? She had never known that Bai Mo played the game, even in her last life.

Ye Ci and Bai Mo were the only ones left when the movers finished. Ye Ci asked while unpacking the gaming cabin, "Since when did you start gaming?"

"I've been gaming for years now,but it's a secret. I haven't told anybody else, not even my parents." Bai Mo cleaned the surface of the gaming cabin carefully with a piece of cloth

"Gaming is almost like an everyday thing now. Why don't you tell them?"

"They expected me to become a scientific researcher, but I want to be a professional gamer. I know that that they'd be pissed if I told them." Bai Mo tossed the cloth and leaned on the gaming cabin. He smiled, revealing his shining white teeth.

Ye Ci blinked as she suddenly realized something. She pursed her lips and said, "You're so enthusiastic about studying here. Now I know why. You're just here so that you can game in peace…"

"Ayy, you're not cute at all. How can you say such things?" He hugged Ye Ci from behind and messed up her hair.

Their difference between their strengths was too great. It took all of her strength to get free from the bear hug. She panted, gasping for air, "So you're lying about coming here to study?"

"Oh, that's for real though. I wanted to tell them after I've gained success in-game. With that, they'll not object to me being becoming a professional a gamer." Bai Mo observed Ye Ci's already messy hair and ruffled it again.

Ye Ci slapped his hand away and was satisfied when he let out a yelp, "So what's your name in Fate?"

"Remote Depths."

Bai Mo immediately gave Ye Ci his in-game name. She was deeply shocked and stood still as if she was hit by lightning.

Bai Mo was Remote Depths!

Remote Depths was one of the top 20 MT in Fate in Ye Ci's last life. He was a member of Tang Dynasty. His position as a tank in the guild was only second to Wandering Cloud. His skill was far superior to Wandering Cloud's, but Wandering Cloud's equipment was on an entirely different level.

Wandering Cloud was a narrow-minded person. He attempted again and again to sabotage Remote Depths. Left with only the worst of members of the guild in his party, Remote Depths was still able to become famous due to his top-notch skills and good character.

Remote Depths suddenly disappeared from the game one day. Even Ye Ci felt that it was odd back then. She now knew that Remote Depths was her very own cousin, Bai Mo.

Ye Ci had received calls from Bai Mo when she dated Wandering Clouds. He had been advising her discreetly and indirectly to open her eyes and beware of Wandering Cloud. Of course, Ye Ci had chosen to not listen to him.

Bai Mo had called her several times in real life, while Remote Depths was one of the few people who still supported Ye Ci in-game. She thought that he was someone who wanted to take advantage of her but…

"What, is my name too cool?" Bai Mo noticed that Ye Ci had spaced out and waved his hand in front of her face.

Ye Ci slapped his hand away and smiled, "Which guild are you in right now?"

"I just joined Tang Dynasty a few days ago."

"How's the treatment over there?"

"I'm just doing my part, I don't mind." Bai Mo smiled mischievously, "I know you're playing Fate too." Ye Ci raised her eyebrows as Bai Mo continued, "Uncle told me. So, do you need help leveling up?"

Ye Ci's eyebrows were even higher now. A creepy smile slowly formed on her lips.

Bai Mo could feel the hair on the back of his neck rise after looking as Ye Ci's smile, "Hey hey hey, don't look at me like that. Say, what's your in-game name?"

"You're a warrior right?" Ye Ci asked despite knowing the answer.

"Yes…"

"Hurry, clean up and go online, I have something for you." Ye Ci cut off whatever Bai Mo had to say and walked out of the room.

"Hey, you said you were gonna to give me a hand."

"The thing that I'm giving you may or may not be some good stuff. If you don't want it, I can help you tidy up your things up." Ye Ci's threat was obvious.

"Fine, fine. Take your time. I'll finish tidying up on my own." Bai Mo was initially lazing around but after being tempted by the 'thing' that Ye Ci had mentioned, he relented and tidied his room up in a flash.

"I'm in Red Lake City." said Ye Ci, while heading back to her own room.

An entire day had passed since Ye Ci had soloed the Armored Giant Tortoise, and the players had calmed down. There were no longer crazed cheers when Ye Ci went online. She still received a lot of pigeons, most of them from friends writing to congratulate her. She replied to their messages one by one, thanking them.

Liu Chang was one of the people who congratulated her. Ye Ci's heart sank as she received a letter from Dong Yin. She was asking about the loot dropped by the Armored Giant Tortoise.

Ye Ci was 100% sure that it was Thousand Sunsets who was asking her about the loot through Dong Yin. She began to loathe Thousand Sunsets. After all, he was in her friend list. Why couldn't he ask her directly?

Ye Ci replied to Liu Chang's letter and purposely left Dong Yin's letter untouched.

After replying to the letters, Ye Ci loitered around the gate of Red Lake City, patiently waiting for Bai Mo.

A Warrior in mediocre-looking armor appeared half an hour later; he didn't hide his character's info and Ye Ci was able to click it open.

ID: Remote Depths

Race: Human

Class: Warrior

Level: 17 (Progress: 12%)

It was Bai Mo.

Remote Depths grumbled as he ran towards Red Lake City, "That damned girl is ordering me around again. I'm supposed to be the older brother."

He was still grumbling as he walked pass Ye Ci. She held back a laugh and called out to him, "Yo, that guy over there, are you interested in doing a quest for me?"

Remote Depths immediately turned towards the source of the voice and saw a female Elf leaning on the Red Lake City gate. Could that be a random NPC giving out a Hidden Quest?

Random NPCs were something unique to Fate. The system would randomly generate nameless NPCs and randomly select players for some random quest. These NPCs were rare and the quests they usually gave out were nothing short of bizarre. But there was something all these quests had in common: the rewards they offered were enormous! These NPCs were like the God of Wealth to an average player.

Remote Depths couldn't bring himself to believe that the female Elf was talking to him. He looked around, and then pointed at himself, "Are you talking to me?"

Ye Ci held back a laugh, "Would you rather that I talk to somebody else?"

"No no no, here I come. Don't call out to someone else, I'm here." Remote Depths immediately dashed to Ye Ci's side, afraid that she would look for someone else to hand the quest to.

Ye Ci immediately sent him a trade request.

Remote Depths immediately lost his wits after noticing the name of the player who was trading with him. It was Gongzi You.

This person wasn't an NPC?

This person was Gongzi You?

The Gongzi You that was so popular in the forums?

The Gongzi You who had gotten so many First Bloods?

He sucked in a deep breath. He had never expected himself to be able to meet such a top-tier godlike player.

...

He stared at the female Elf. Her skin was fair and her silvery hair was tied into a ponytail. Her pointed ears twitched occasionally and her amber-like eyes were all so captivating. There was fire in her eyes, giving her an air of dominance. He was already impressed by Gongzi You after watching videos of the Huntress in action, but to see her for real…

Remote Depths began to stutter, "G-gongzi Y-yo-you, I-I am a f-fan of yours. C-can you t-take a selfie w-with me…?"

Ye Ci was puzzled. She had never seen Remote Depths idolizing anybody before. To think that his first idol was a virtual character… Mischievous thoughts floated into her mind. What if Bai Mo learned that she was Gongzi You? What would his expression be?

Looking at Bai Mo's blushing face, she decided to further stir up his emotion. It would be better if he fainted right then and there. It would be a very good clickbait in the forums.

The title: The First Player to Faint After Meeting Gongzi You…

That was of course, merely Ye Ci's imagination. She placed the Swordback Hold into the trade column and confirmed the trade.

Swordback Hold was the shield that Wandering Cloud sought. Ye Ci had never expected that she would be able to obtain that shield on her first try. She intended to sell it right after real-world currency conversion was introduced into the game. But when she learned that Bai Mo was Remote Depths, she decided to give the shield to him instead.

As the saying goes, don't let one's fertile waters flow into somebody else's fields.

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The happiest thing in the world is to be able to amend what you have done wrong. She who acted willfully because of a game, was reincarnated into a time when she still had her parents’ love.

For the sake of her family, she began her life as a pro gamer.

But this time, she was no longer the Human Sorceress that she was familiar with. She was an Elven Huntress. Could she still acquire the power to be the Right Hand of God?
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Outside the tavern, Dusky Cloud and his gang spent almost an hour saying their goodbyes to Sword Demon. In actual fact, not many words could be exchanged between two parties that had only known each other for two days. Saying goodbye should take five minutes at most, yet Dusky Cloud stubbornly stayed and was even currently discussing with Sword Demon the ideal stat point distribution for Thieves.
Standing by the side, Young Master Han laughed mockingly and said, "Stop dawdling. Fugitive 27149 isn't coming."
Dusky Cloud's true intention was uncovered with that single remark. These players claimed that they were here to give Sword Demon a send off while their real goal was to lay eyes on Fugitive 27149's true visage. Gu Fei had become prominent in Yueye City these days. However, his face had remained hidden from start to finish as he wielded a blade in one hand and a Chinese broadsword in the other. While many players admired his getup, none of them knew what he looked like or what his name was. Only Will-low in Yueye City knew of Gu Fei's appearance, and she had seen it not too long ago. 
They felt slightly embarrassed when Young Master Han exposed their real intention. But considering how he had tolerated their presence for the past hour, he had at least saved them some face. Although Dusky Cloud felt discontented with Young Master Han, he did not snap at him this time. Dusky Cloud tried to make light of the situation by laughing self-deprecatingly, "Ha ha… Looks like we don't qualify to meet him. Guess we'll have to trouble Sword Demon to thank him for us. I had intended to do that at the Warrior Encampment yesterday, but he quickly logged off before I could say a word to him."
Sword Demon smiled and nodded his head, "I'll be sure to tell him."
"We won't bother you guys any further, then," Dusky Cloud said.
Cliché parting comments, such as "Come and play whenever you're free", "Take care on the road", "Stay in touch", et cetera, were all spouted before they truly departed. 
The five mercenary group members entered the tavern and saw Gu Fei moving his table back to its original position.
"What're you doing?" Sword Demon asked, puzzled.
"Uh... I feel more secure when I'm leaning against a wall. But since we're leaving now, I'm moving this table back to its original spot," Gu Fei answered defensively.
"You're eavesdropping, right?" Young Master Han bluntly exposed Gu Fei while flashing him a mocking smile.
"Ha ha… I felt bored doing nothing, so I listened in," Gu Fei tried to play it off, just like what Dusky Cloud had done not too long ago.
Young Master Han noticed Will-low sitting beside Gu Fei, so he remarked dryly, "You must have been really bored to busy yourself intently in this one hour."
Unexpectedly, Sword Demon went up and greeted Will-low, "You're here, too!"
"Yup! I'll be going with you guys to Yunduan City," Will-low said happily.
Royal God Call had a dumbstruck look on his face as he whispered to Gu Fei, "You're quite the player to reel in a lady to return with you in just two days. How did you do it? Teach this lil' bro!"
Gu Fei was annoyed by his insinuation, "What does a kid like you know? Go play with yourself."
Royal God Call was affronted by his dismissal.
Gu Fei introduced Will-low to the five men. Besides the new IGN Young Master Han specifically created for this game, Will-low recognized the IGNs of the other players. She punctuated every introduction with bouts of shock. When Gu Fei got to Brother Assist, Will-low bounced excitedly, "Brother Assist?! You're my idol, you know?"
Everyone was astonished by her reaction. Even Brother Assist did not know how to respond, "Oh? Even I have fans in this day and age?"
"Yup! Collecting information and analyzing data are my hobbies, too!" Will-low exclaimed.
"Ha ha ha! This lady here has a bright future!" Brother Assist told everyone. Truthfully, Brother Assist's gaming style was often criticized unlike the others. To describe him using past gaming knowledge, he was not a player with amazing control, high level, or overpowered equipment; what he had was the theoretical knowledge of how to properly distribute stats for every job class, what kind of skills did the different job classes had, and how to best utilize the job class that was chosen. Any gaming noobs who encountered him would definitely be in luck, yet Brother Assist's ability to contribute when it came to an actual fight was very minute. Many people could not understand why he spent his entire day meaninglessly obsessing over these things, but they could see that he actually enjoyed doing it.
Spending most of his time discussing matters with other players and posting the top discussion threads on the game forums were how Brother Assist acquired his fame; the same fame that Sword Demon and the others greatly enjoyed in their respective fields of expertise, yet greatly diminished once outside these domains. In contrast, Brother Assist's expertise that could be applied in all areas allowed his fame to be more constant than the other four gaming experts.
However, fame did not equate to strength. The players that despised Brother Assist's work were greater than those that admired it. The players who were interested in researching and analyzing data components were naturally few as well. It was no wonder everyone was surprised when Will-low claimed that she idolized Brother Assist.
As everyone was feeling gleeful, Will-low continued speaking, "Are you guys part of one mercenary group? Can I join your group?"
Everyone looked at Young Master Han.
Will-low definitely did not qualify to join Young Master's Elite mercenary group considering the level requirement criterion that they had set during its inception. But ultimately, Young Master Han was the one who had set this criterion and the rest were more or less indifferent to that criterion. This matter could be considered resolved as long as he gave his approval.
Gu Fei had his sight trained on to Royal God Call. Recalling that time when Sword Demon had asked him to join their mercenary group, Brother Assist, War Without Wounds, and Young Master Han did not voice objections except for Royal God Call. And yet, this kid currently did not voice any objection when this level 24 Thief had asked to join their mercenary group. A stupid smile was even plastered all over his face as he salivated at the prospect. This kid's disappointing. Truly and utterly disappointing, Gu Fei thought spitefully to himself. Royal God Call usually boasted about his abilities, yet his carnal desire was in full display when faced with this lady. It was no wonder why Amethyst Rebirth's ladies showed such a strong reaction when a male player joined their guild. It was lecherous men like him that sullied male players' good name.
Will-low finally caught on to who was calling the shots in this group. Fixing her gaze on to Young Master Han, she happily said, "This big sis here must be the group leader. Let me join the group, pretty please?"
Big sis! The harmonious atmosphere instantly dispersed. Everyone nervously looked at Young Master Han as an amiable smile slowly appeared from his originally expressionless face. Young Master Han patted Will-low's shoulder and warmly said, "So you wish to join our group! Not a chance." He then turned around and told the others, "Let's hit the road."
Young Master Han's words vastly contrasted his friendly tone, so Will-low was momentarily frozen in place. After a bit, she asked, "What happened?"
Sword Demon sighed deeply as he left the tavern. War Without Wounds laughed weakly and exited the establishment as well.
"When it comes to information gathering, you've still got a long way to go," with a heavy heart, Brother Assist sincerely said to Will-low.
"Don't worry, leave this to me. Do you have QQ[1]? Let's—"
"A kid like you should quietly play in a corner!" Gu Fei swiftly butted in and interrupted Royal God Call's pickup line. He then directed a troubled gaze on to Will-low, "Couldn't you tell that 'she' is actually a 'he'? Although he doesn't look like one, his voice is a dead giveaway! He clearly spoke quite a few words since he entered the tavern."
"Ah? I totally didn't notice…" Will-low said gloomily.
Gu Fei had no other words to say. This was a mistake he would expect Xiaoyu to make but not from Will-low who did not seem to be an airhead at all!
"I'll go apologize to him," Will-low moved to chase after Young Master Han.
"Forget it," Gu Fei tried to stop her but he was too late; Will-low had already run outside the premise. He rushed outside, only to find Will-low bowing repeatedly to Young Master Han to show her contrition.
Young Master Han still had that amiable smile on his face, saying "I'm not that petty. This often happens to me, so I'm used to it. You can't join our group solely because you're not strong enough. Our team…" Young Master Han looked at the others, before pointing at Gu Fei, "You know what he's capable, right? And yet, he's the weakest among us. If you wish to join our group, you need to at least be at his level."
Will-low glumly said, "It seems I can never join your group."
Young Master Han nodded his head solemnly, "That's why I said those words before."
Meanwhile, the others gathered in a corner to quietly discuss the situation. "Is he telling the truth or lying? Does he really not mind?" War Without Wounds asked.
"It's definitely a lie. Just look at his smile," Brother Assist answered.
"Sword Demon, you know him best. What do you think?" Royal God Call asked.
"It's half true, half false!" Sword Demon replied.
"What do you mean?" Royal God Call pressed on.
"Will-low's level is truly not acceptable to him. But she has touched a nerve coincidentally, so he's using this opportunity to snub her. I think that's his initial intention, anyway," Gu Fei chimed in.
Sword Demon looked at Gu Fei in surprise, "You've got quite a good grasp of his character."
"I've got no choice," Gu Fei sighed, "His personality is too obvious."
"How come I can't see that?" Royal God Call scratched his head.
"What does a kid like you know? I've eaten more salt than you've eaten rice," Gu Fei remarked.
Royal God Call was getting fed up with him by now.
"Alright, let's go!" After Will-low and Young Master Han concluded their talk, everyone finally hit the road.
"I'll definitely join your mercenary group," Will-low whispered as she walked beside Gu Fei.
"So you've not given up yet, huh," Gu Fei mused.
"Of course, not."
"Good luck!" Gu Fei smiled.
"Hey, what did you do to get so OP?" Will-low asked inquisitively.
"Been training hard for twenty years nonstop even to these days," Gu Fei answered.
"What have you been training hard?" Will-low asked, baffled.
"Kung fu," Gu Fei replied.
"You mean to say you're so good at PvP wholly because you've been training kung fu?" Will-low had watched the entire process of Gu Fei's battle with Vast Lushness. That fight was not like Gu Fei's usual one-on-one bout that ended in two or three moves. Having spent quite some time observing him, she was convinced that Gu Fei was not an average player.
Gu Fei nodded his head.
"Oh? Can I learn it, too?" Will-low asked.
"If you've got the passion for it, of course I can teach you some moves. But you can forget it if your intention for learning kung fu is to be like me in-game. I doubt you'll be able to devote so much time to learning it," Gu Fei candidly told her.
While Gu Fei had spent twenty years practicing kung fu, what he had learned in those years was incomparable to an average practitioner's. Kung fu was already his entire being with his lifestyle revolving around it. Moreover, talent factored when learning this particular martial art. The time an average person had to spend into practicing kung fu up to Gu Fei's current level would take about... forty or sixty years. Even their whole lives might not be enough to attain Gu Fei's kung fu prowess.
[1] A software(and app) that the Chinese use to send instant-messages to one another, except it is way bigger and has multiple uses aside from providing people a means to communicate. Think of Facebook Messenger, Discord, Whatsapp, etc., with its own virtual currency that later became transactable for things in real life due to its widespread usage and popularity of the platform.
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He is a great fighter in real life, but he is mistakenly assigned a "Mage" job class in a virtual reality game! He is someone who uses power to conquer power, so he makes the most out of the mistake and transforms into a fierce Mage, versed in close combat, in the blink of an eye! By perfectly combining strength and spells, he uncovers a new path of gaming!

Fireball? Chain Lightning? Frost Mirror… Wait just a minute; I’ve come to practice kung fu! Spells have nothing to do with me! What’s that? I’m a Mage? Oh, right! I am a Mage indeed. But… Are you certain I’m one? Alright… Feel the might of my saber! My sword! My hidden weapons! What? You’re saying I’m no Mage now? Let me prove it to you if you don’t believe me! But even if you believe me, I will still show you just how unstoppable a Mage who knows kung fu can be!

While many players were waiting for the timer to end, in the "Evolutioners" office, staff were extremely busy.
15 more workers had been recruited by Fei Hong in the past month. 5 of them for office work and 10 were for server and game monitoring team.
They were all busy typing and making final arrangements for the launch of the game.
The game monitoring team was given access to the server but they were only allowed to access the game data and minor programs.
They had no access to the core algorithm program.
The main thing they had to do was to answer the question of the player and fix some minor problems faced by them.
There were no bugs in the game as it was optimized by the library and test run by Qing.
Though Qing could monitor and do all this stuff easily, Fu Yan did not want to expose her so he let Fei Hong hired a team for these minor problems.
All the workers in the office were told that they were just a second-team as the main developer team was working from somewhere else.
Fei Hong did not ask questions and did as she was told by Fu Yan.
She knew he had a reason to do so and would tell her later.
Everything was proceeding smoothly and the countdown entered the final hour.
Players were already flocking the website.
The game software was only 1Gb in size and these just some files that were needed to connect to the cloud platform and some minor stuff.
Fu Yan thought about this problem a lot and even used some technologies from the library to make it perfect.
The main thing was to allow users to play not let them see the data and how the game was working.
He knew that many internet companies were staring at this game launch because of the technology promised and if users were allowed to download full game, these companies would crack it eventually no matter how advanced the technology is.
He did not have the power to protect himself and the technologies yet so he would rather play safe.
                                       ...
Tang Qin was also staring at the countdown on the download button.
Finally, the countdown entered the last 10 seconds.
He stared at it and counted.
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1..
And then he started to spam the download button.
Many would say why he spammed when he could download it eventually, That was because when are hundreds of users trying to download a file, it would eventually lag and he won't be able to download it till an hour later.
But to his surprise, the file started to download immediately and the speed was not slow.
He was not the only one surprised, all the users who tried to download did not face any difficulty.
Everything proceeded as planned.
Some users were doubting the game because the size of the file was only 1Gb and the game promised very high-end graphics.
Tang Qin was also doubting it but he still downloaded it and ran the program.
He got prompt that the program was installed and he could launch it.
He ran the program and a beautiful interface popped up.
He started to enter the details that were asked.
First, he had to enter an account name and his age.
After filling all this he was asked to enter a mobile number for verification.
He verified it and created an account.
After this, the game was launched.
He was taken to a character creation page and he created his character. He was again asked to verify his age.
"What verify my age, what the hell is this. How can I verify my age."
Just when he was thinking this, he was asked whether the game could access his camera.
He allowed it and the camera opened.
A message popped up on the game page.
"To allow the user to experience the best entertainment in-game and provide security for the account, you can use the face lock function for the game. It is used to lock an account to a face and it can be transferred if you want."
Tang was amazed after reading this message.
He looked at the camera for 5 sec as it was asked by the game and a message popped up again.
"Face has been bound to the account. Age confirmed. 18 years old. Thanks for choosing to play our game. For a better experience, we suggest you chose a profession that you like to be in real life. Enjoy."
Fu Yan added this technology at the last day. He saw it when he was browsing books in the library and was being trained by old Shun about how to handle and do different things in the library.
After thinking a bit, Tang chose an alchemist as his profession because he wanted to be a chemist in real life.
After doing all this, the screen changed again and his character was standing in a field.
He controlled his character and moved around. The movements were fluid and the graphics looked real.
It was as if he was watching a real-life recording. He could see the individual leaves of a tree and tiny strands of grass.
The grass swayed with the wind and cloth fluttered naturally.
"Wow, This game is too real."
He ran towards a tree and kicked it. The trunk shook a little and leaves fell.
He tried to climb the tree by moving a little but fell halfway but it showed that his movements were not restricted in-game.
Even the way his character fell, looked natural.
He wondered.
"How much resources and programing was used to make this game real"
"These graphics are top class then my PC should have been boiling right now but even the cooling fan is not running."
He looked at the PC resources being used and it was not even 30%.
So this what you call the best graphics and freedom in-game but why are they giving the best graphics for free. I think I saw something about paid to get good graphics.
A message popped up again on the side of the window.
"For new users, they can enjoy the top-class graphics and all professions for 2 days. After 2 days monthly subscription is needed to play all professions and to enjoy the best graphics. Users can still play normal versions of the game with fewer graphics free of cost."
Tang nodded upon seeing this message and looked at the price for the monthly subscription and to his surprise, it was just $15/month, $75 / 6 month and $130/year.
"I think I can afford this game but it might be high for some people. If you see the graphics and cloud gaming service they provide, it cheap too cheap."
He was streaming the whole session from the start to the end.
The chat was bombarded with comments.
Many who had not downloaded the game, after seeing the stream rushed to download it and play.
The whole gaming community was boiling after the game was released.
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Galactic Technological Library that is the access point for different races of the universe to exchange knowledge, choose an ordinary boy from the earth as its librarian.
How a boy with no ambition would use this chance given to him. He is given the right to access all kinds of technical knowledge which has yet to discover by the earth and interact with different races that come to the Library seeking knowledge.
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" I'm in love. "

Alisha grew dispirited but still asked, " Who is she ? Can I see her ? "

" Her name's Pallavi . Here… ",Shuvam said and showed her a picture of Pallavi on his phone.

Alisha was in daze when she saw the photo. Not because of Pallavi's beauty but because this was the girl that died a few months ago in a hit and run case. Alisha had listened to the news and still remembered how the girl looked.

" Her?? ",she understood. She understood everything. The reason for Shuvam's coldness. Him not talking to others. Everything.

" Hmmm. Remember the hit and run case a few months ago in which a girl died. It was her. ", Shuvam said with a pained smile.

" You.. You still ..? "

" Hmmm… "

" Hope we can be good friends in the future. ", said Alisha and walked away.

" OK. ", Shuvam said in a low sound but Alisha heard it and smiled while going away.

Shuvam got ahold of himself and went to the class. The rest of the classes went by pretty smoothly.

After shuvam reached home, he started working on a new game. It was supposed to be an online mecha game. He named the project ' Mecha wars '.

He ordered the 3D modelling bots to make 100 beginner mechas with various designs such as animal-styled, flight capable, etc. He also had them make various parts of mechas such as various legs with different properties, animal legs, insect legs, flight modules ( Wings ), various futuristic design weapons, knifes, arms, etc.

This all would take a day. He then made the game programmer bots to write codes and various physics for the game. He also had some bots make futuristic UI for the game. The server system and one person per account codes were derived from ' Crystal wars '. This would only take about 7-8 hours.

The currency in this game was mech points. The game has two modes. You can play as a fighter or a designer. The fighter account is free whereas the designer account requires a fees of 25$ for people to get started.

Fighters are provided with a beginner bot which can be used to play battles in one of the many available maps. When the fighter win a fight, they get a certain amount of mech points. The matches are divided into 1VS1 , 3VS3 , 5VS5 , 10VS10 and 25VS25 matches.

The battle maps were numerous. Shuvam had the 3D modelling bots make about 2,500 maps. There were all sorts of maps. It included desert environment, Amazon jungle, near a volcano, icy mountains, snow covered forest, rocky mountains, etc.

The music making bots were also instructed to make various sounds and music such as laser gun sounds, bots fighting - related sounds, environment sounds, etc.

The designer accounts were required to pay and first startup fee of 25 dollars. They would then be provided with a beginner kit to make about 5 bots randomly. They would be given two hangars so they needed to make two bots first and sell at least one before making another one. An extra hangar could be bought for 5,000 mech points. The price for each extra hangar would increase by 2,500 mech points. The most hangars available to a person would be 10.

The designers needed to buy mecha pats from the system shop in order to make new bots.

The designers or fighters could buy mech points for 100 mech points per dollar. However the designers had the option to sell mech points to the system at the same rate with 5% tax. So, if some mech designer had struck it rich with his mecha, he or she could get money for it. She/he could get 95 cents for hundred mech points.

Due to the increased number of bots, the game would be finished soon. It was estimated to finish after a work. The week went by as usual. Shuvam played games, went to school and drew sketches.

After the week was finished. Shuvam first of all released a trailer for the game. He then announced that the game would be released tomorrow. The gaming crowd was hyped. The people who played Crystal wars were the ones hyped up the most. They naturally knew the level of the games made by their ' god ' hood.

Next day, he released the game. The game was a hit. It was frigging hit. On the first day alone, there were over 7 million users registered. Good thing that Shuvam had bought a total of 1000 TB of cloud space for the game which could allow a little over 50 million people play the game simultaneously.

The days went by. Everything was going normally and it was already time for the e-sports competition for Call of duty.

It had been about three months since the release of the game Mech wars. Both the games crystal wars and mech wars had over 30 million registered users. Shuvam had used the dev coins got from these competitions to upgrade all the other nine game dev related skill proficiencies to advanced and had also upgraded some skill proficiencies to Expert level.

The UI designing, FX designing, level designing, server management and server management skills were the only skills left at advanced level every other skill had an expert proficiency.

He needed 10 million more users in order to buy these skill proficiencies which were sold at 20,000 per skill. He had also made his creativity and endurance over 20. He was like an powerhouse of unique ideas due to exceptionally high creativity whereas he could go a few days gaming continuously because of the high endurance.

On Saturday, he was called to school. Everyone on the Call of duty e-sports team was called to the for some last minute practice as tomorrow was the competition.

As expected of the expert proficiency in gaming, he was just too good. He was like a death god killing every enemy in the game without dying a single time. And the worst thing was every 8/10 kills of his were headshots.

Shuvam got an software that is an amazing piece of tech. See how he uses it to make his career as an anonymous game developer who is known for for making the most complexed games of uncrackable nature.
Watch him make his dreams come true, help his family, get admired by gamers and be the best indie game developer.

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