Pada tahun 20XX, sebuah perusaha'an game terbesar berhasil membuat sebuah terobosan baru. Game yang selalu dinantikan oleh para gamers di seluruh dunia, yaitu Virtual Reality Massively Multiplayer Online, atau biasa di sebut dengan VRMMO, akhirnya tercipta.
Free World Online, adalah game VRMMO pertama yang bertemakan dunia yang bebas tanpa hukum.

You know them strategy games that everyone has played like Starcraft, Clash Of Clans esc?
Well, this is about somebody who gets put in the position of leading an alien colony with the power to develop and create like a strategy game.

Sounds fun.

Mr. Fang suddenly found that people were staring at him with weird looks on their faces.
"Why are you staring at me?" Mr. Fang touched his face. "Do I have flowers on my face?"
The others were speechless.
"Pooh! Scummy shop owner!" Mu Qing mumbled and turned back to her game.
The others who had wanted to watch the shop owner's defeat looked embarrassed.
They were not on the same level as Mr. Fang. Obviously, Mr. Fang had reached quite a high level in the understanding of different strategies and making the different units work in harmony while they were still at the stage of simply moving armies.
"He's really good!" Zong Wu was amazed to find that the young shop owner had such a good understanding of strategies.
"Boss, how come you're also good at this game?" Jiang Xiaoyue stared at his screen curiously with wide-open eyes. "Boss, what were those things that you just used? They are indeed powerful!"
She had seen that there were many 'spiritual ships' parked in Gu Tingyun's base after the carriers were sent out to attack. However, these ships were all destroyed by Mr. Fang's bomb which also left a terrifying crater in the ground.
"That weapon was indeed powerful!" Li Lanruo still looked fearful when she recalled the shocking sight of the mushroom cloud and the power which shattered everything in one instant. "The humans look tiny and fragile, but their spiritual weapons are so powerful. I wonder how they make these spiritual artifacts!"
It was more than powerful! Its power went beyond their imagination!
"How could humans are so powerful?!"
Hearing this question, everyone turned to look at him.
"Um…" Mr. Fang didn't know how to answer this question of how to make a nuclear missile. I'm just the owner of an internet café; how can I explain this to you?
"Let's enter the game to find the answer!" Tang Yu said.
…
In the other two shops, the customers were mostly playing the campaign mode. Right now, there were no group chats in QQ for StarCraft yet, but someone had created the StarCraft Post Bar. The new players of this game could open and browse the post bar when they took a break from fighting battles in the campaign mode.
Not everyone would play the new games when they just came out. Most of the customers were still playing old games; only the customers who loved new things or followed the footprints of the shop owner tried StarCraft.
However, with the increase of the players in the shops, there were many people playing StarCraft already.
They included old players such as Su Tianji, Li Haoran, Duan Yue who was the head artifact master who led the project of the Heavenly Mirror in the Half City Shop, and the disciples of the Nanhua Faction.
Even Nalan Hongwu, a loyal player of Diablo and the Legend of the Sword and Fairy, had begun playing StarCraft since it was a product of Blizzard.
At this moment, Nalan Hongwu had just finished a battle while controlling Raynor in campaign mode. He took a break and opened the post bar.
Then, he was startled; there were thousands of replies to posts in the newly-established StarCraft Post Bar.
[Where Is StarCraft happening?] Soon, he saw a post that was really popular in the post bar.
He opened the post and saw that it was from a girl with ID 'Sprite'. There were many screenshots in the post, including a picture showing the limitless universe with a huge black metal spaceship filling the screen. Above the ship was a dark red planet.
The spaceship traveled silently in the void like an island, followed by many small strange-looking bats.
Ning Bi was reading the many replies to her discussion post.
[Is this a screenshot of the game?]
[It looks like the starry sky at the beginning of the game!]
[Did you see that there's no land below the ship?! The land is the red sphere above the spiritual ship.]
"This land is a sphere?" The cultivators in the Jiuhua City Shop and the Half City Shop had never ventured out of the Deserted Sea Realm, and it was natural that they didn't know the shape of their land.
"…"
Nalan Hongwu browsed the screenshots and saw that this battleship was flying toward the nearby red sphere. When it got closer, the land looked larger until it became a vast and broad continent.
Then, he saw another reply, [They (the people in the game) always talk about stars; could it be that they live on stars?]
Nalan Hongwu was deep in thought.
[Sir, do the people in StarCraft… really live on stars? 😜] With a cup of milk tea in her hand, Ning Bi sent a message to Mr. Fang on QQ as if she had discovered a new continent, [Stars twinkle, right? How come the stars they live on don't twinkle?]
"Um…?" Mr. Fang read this message and felt as if he was looking at an elementary schoolgirl in the world where he had lived before his journey to this world. [How come you are so naïve…]
The moment that he replied to the message, another person's icon jumped.
Nalan Hongwu asked, [Sir, the people in StarCraft actually live on stars?]
Nalan Mingxue questioned, [(A screenshot of the universe) I feel like these people live on stars. But… do the stars really look like this?]
Mr. Fang was at a loss for words.
He suddenly found that Ning Bi wasn't the only naïve person; it seemed like all the people here were naïve.
They were as curious as children.
Jiang Xiaoyue suddenly asked, "Ugh? How come you're all talking about stars? And the people living on stars?"
Mu Qing replied, "It's very magical. Living on stars; won't they fall down?"
Mr. Fang's face turned dark. This is magical?
Mr. Fang said, "Did it ever occur to you…"
He rephrased his words and said, "Maybe, I mean maybe, the land we are standing on is also a star. Have you never thought about it?"
"How can it be?!" Sitting next to Mr. Fang, Jiang Xiaoyue mumbled to herself, "Boss is trying to fool us again."
Mr. Fang's words landed like a bomb and created giant waves, but soon many people expressed their disagreement.
Yue Bai said, "If we lived on a star, I would be a fairy, right? 😀"
Ning Bi added, "I wonder if they are really in the sky, but I do envy them."
Su Tianji sent a message in the group chat in QQ while eating instant noodles, [(A screenshot of the starry sky) So beautiful!]
Mu Donglai: [Indeed beautiful! More beautiful than the view that I had seen when standing on the Star-Observing Tower.]
"…"
They had never seen the view of the whole world or the sight beyond the sky, which was probably why they couldn't imagine the view of their planet from space.


We’ve had systems that help the MCs make pills, steal skills from legendary masters, and even be forced to show off to earn points, but what about a system that allows one to run a virtual reality internet cafe, featuring all the classic games?

Our MC awakens in a new world (Truck-kun strikes again) and finds himself with a mysterious system that allows him to run a fully self-sufficient virtual reality internet cafe! What? Opening an internet cafe in a cultivator world? You can now surf the internet, watch dramas, and play video games?!

One Emperor Warrior cried after visiting MC’s shop, “Damn, Blizzard completes my life!”
Another Yuan River Realm cultivator gasped after drinking Sprite, “What is this sorcery?” 

What else did the MC bring to the cultivator world? Come join us on this adventure as Fang Qi faces off against cultivation sects and major forces with his collection of modern treasures.

Everyone in the garage was frowning. Feng Luo's facial expression was ice cold.
Mu Wu had told him before that the head office in the northern area would send five small teams over to help them clean up. It wasn't a big deal, and he hadn't taken it to heart. If it came to pass, he would just let it be. There was no need to team up with them anyway, so nothing should be affected.
However, the first encounter of the two teams had everyone feeling very upset due to their tone. There was no one with a good temper on this team.
"Why the hell should I take the f*cking responsibility!"
Sister Rui smiled coldly and pressed down on the Death Ripper controls in front of her.
Tatata!
A torrent of bullets even more violent than those of the other team's machine guns was fired at the group of Bladed Beetles. They were already in disarray from the attacks. Hence, it was as easy as crushing dry weeds and smashing rotten wood. 150 bullets per second immediately cleared up a blood-filled path of death across the meadows and the ruins in front of the garage.
"This guy is so full of himself," said Orange, clearly displeased. She waved her staff and the channeled Level-45 skill "Wind Blade Combo" ushered in a rapidly rotating cyan wind energy, destroying the Bladed Beetles outside the door.
"There are always these kinds of f*ckers!" Mu Zi rarely cursed. He gripped the assault rifle tightly in his hand and shot a whole magazine of bullets at the group of beetles.
Feng Luo kept silent. He lifted up the M110 to find an opportunity. At last, he found a heavily wounded Elite Bladed Beetle in his scope and fired off a shot as the finishing blow.
However, when he looked at the Bladed Beetle through the scope, his heart pumped. A sense of familiarity surged up again.
******
Aside from the melee players, everyone on the team attacked with all they had. The victims of this slightly vindictive behavior were undoubtedly the Bladed Beetles that, previously, had believed themselves to be the predators in this situation. Their simple minds could not figure out how they had found been caught between two lines of fire, attacked from both sides. And they would definitely not understand why the enemy that they were chasing would suddenly unleash a massive wave of gunfire at them.
The crossfire of two machine guns, combined with the unreserved attacks of the rest of the players, made it unlikely for the Bladed Beetles to be able to withstand the bombardment even with their large numbers. Finally, the remaining small group of Bladed Beetles chose to flee after most of the group died.
They moved their insectoid bodies and quickly ran into the ruins of the woods, covering their escape trails with the density of the grass and trees.
In just a few minutes, at least 200 Bladed Beetles had died in the range of 30 meters in front of the garage. The ground and the trees were covered with bullet holes after the shooting, along with evidence that they had been burned by energy. Plus, there was a bunch of loot shining on the ground.
Compared to the stingy Suicide Bombeetles, which had nothing, the Blade Beetles were clearly "richer." Striking rays of light reflected from many crystals and materials.
******
"A Death Ripper?"
Shortly after the battle, a team of 10 men walked down from the side. The leader was a young man of about 25 years old. His profession was clearly Machine Gunner because his right hand was holding up a partially disassembled black, six-barreled rifle. It was a rare Level-45 weapon nicknamed the "Destructive Thundersnake." Compared to the Death Ripper, it was slightly inferior in shooting speed. After all, one was six-barreled, and the other was eight-barreled.
"I didn't expect you to have such equipment," said the young man who had spoken over the public channel before. "It seems like I've underestimated you. Even without our help, I think you could have wiped out these monsters, which were above Level 30."
He said this with a smile on his face and with a better tone than before. This was because he saw the Death Ripper in front of Sister Rui and the SUV-bulletproof bodysuit on her.
It was noteworthy that the best of the Rare-grade pieces of equipment—such as the Death Ripper and the SUV-bulletproof bodysuit—were not things that could be bought, even if one wanted to. One needed not just money but also connections or luck to buy them.
And after seeing Sister Rui's equipment, the young man scanned everyone in the garage. Seeing the golden sword in Mr. Meng's hand and the staff in Chairman Jiao's hand, he revealed a hint of surprise in his eyes. In contrast, he did not show any changes in expression when he saw attractive women like Little Witch and Orange.
Lastly, he looked away quickly when it came to Feng Luo and Chairman Qian because their equipment looked rather ordinary.
Aside from the Destructive Thundersnake carried by the young leader, every player from the head office team seemed to have rather good weapons. They were all of Excellent-grade and above Level-45. No wonder he had been so arrogant before this!
However, more than half of Feng Luo's team members were above-average players; equipment at the Excellent grade was an insignificant matter in their eyes.
"This kid is so defiant," Chairman Jiao said over the team channel with a sneer on his face. "He is doomed to suffer in the future!"
"Don't flaunt your seniority," Mr. Meng said. "As if you weren't just as arrogant when you were young." It was like a conditioned reflex for Mr. Meng to immediately expose him.
"This is why I can never win," Chairman Jiao retorted immediately. "I'll be unlucky my whole life, knowing a friend like you!"
Everyone either chatted on the team channel or simply did their own thing. No one cared about the group of players from the so-called "head office." They were pushed to the side.
Such a situation undoubtedly took the young leader by surprise. His face, which initially wore a disdainful smile, suddenly sank. He had probably expected the workers from Nightless City to at least send someone out as a sign of hospitality, even if they might not have been overly respectful. After all, his father's identity was extraordinary in the head office.
However, the scene before him displeased him greatly. This group had completely ignored him. They either organized their equipment or talked to each other as if they did not see him at all.
In fact, he couldn't figure this out at all. His team was no ordinary team like the staff of Nightless City. Rather, they were a team consisting of two Diamond-level VIPs and two Gold-level VIPs. They were all affluent players. It was only a game, but he was expecting to be treated according to company customs as in reality.
Who would give a damn about him? It turned out that someone actually did.
The young leader's sunken face lit up with a smile as Feng Luo finally walked toward him, displaying an anxious look on his face.
The youth was secretly pleased. Did he find out about my identity from the club's management? he wondered.
After that, he froze again. His face began to turn green.
This was because Feng Luo was not going to greet him. Instead, he ignored him completely. Feng Luo went around him and quickly rushed to the carcasses of the Bladed Beetle—as if even dead bodies were far more important than the only son of the head office director.
Feng Luo did not actually care about these people. His mind was set on observing the carcasses of the Bladed Beetle. He had finally realized where his sense of familiarity with the Bladed Beetle came from.
A word appeared in Feng Luo's mind: Zergling!
The term "Zergling" referred not to the conventional meaning of the world, as in a small dog. Rather, it was a common name for referring to a basic army unit by the players of a famous RTS (real-time strategy) game he had played back on Earth.
Yes, this game was the famous StarCraft! The reason Feng Luo linked the Bladed Beetle to the Zergling from StarCraft was due to the similarity of the two designed models. They were more than 70 percent similar. He had not immediately made the connection because of the remaining 30-percent difference.
After all, he had been transported to this world three years ago, so the memories of many things on Earth had become blurred. Moreover, one was from a third-person view, whereas the other one was from a first-person view. This made a rather big gap. Hence, he hadn't given it a second thought. But now that he looked closely at the carcasses of the Bladed Beetles on the ground, he saw that there really was a close resemblance to the "Zerglings" of StarCraft.
"Motherf*cker…!"
Feng Luo could not help swearing under his breath due to his uncontrollable excitement.
Now that he thought about it, the Gatherer Beetle that had seized the crystal was the Drone unit, and the gray Suicide Bombeetle corresponded to the suicidal Scourge unit, coupled with the previously organized sudden outbreak. It was exactly like launching an offensive after collecting enough units.
Even though the Zergs became beetles, they were still insects! And since there were already many other elements from Earth in War, such as the Desert Eagle, the AK-47, and the Mad Dog military knife, it would not be strange for monsters from StarCraft to appear.
Feng Luo wasn't excited because he had discovered another element linked to Earth in War. Rather, it was because he thought that there would be some links between these beetles and the Zerg army.
So, among the beetles in these ruins, would there be a type similar to the Zerg Overmind? Or something like a queen among bees or ants?
If he could fuse the pet biochip into that monster's body, what kind of pet would he get? The nest, the queen, or the Overmind?
(P.S. Mystery revealed! Yes, Feng Luo's pet is something similar to the Zerg race, which means the protagonist has several pets! There are readers who guessed that it was the Queen of Blades, but unfortunately, Kerrigan is a humanoid. According to the settings, she cannot be controlled by the chip, so you'll have to be disappointed.)
(In addition, the beetles are not completely the same as the Zerg of StarCraft. However, they have a certain connection, as seen from the difference in the models of Suicide Bombeetle, Scourge, Thunder Beast, and Black Beetle Boss. This pet is actually a foreshadowing of the future StarCraft plot.)
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As an international mercenary, Feng Luo entered a technologically advanced parallel world during a mission.

After living several years in the new world, an online sci-fi game called War became popular across the entire Star Federation.

Desert Eagles, Barrett, AK-47, Apache, RPG... One after another, familiar gears awakened his memories of the past!

Terminator, Zerg, Resident Evil, the Force,... The missions that appeared after a system update made him even more suspicious and shocked! As such, Feng Luo entered War and became a sniper.

Inside a two-and-a-half-story condominium of Shengyuan Residence near Zijingang, Hangzhou, more than ten teenagers who appeared to be university students stood behind two computers that had been purposely placed in the center of the living room—the scene resembled a tutorial class.
There were males and females among the students. They were all peering at the computer screen half astonished, half restrained. 
All fourteen of them were members of the Zhejiang University E-Sports Club.
Zhejiang E-Sports Club was established a long time ago. From the initial Red Alert, Ragnarok, Starcraft, 3C, to nowadays QQ Speed, DOTA, Dynasty Warrior, and LOL, this club had come a long way. 
As LOL rose to fame, the E-Sports Club from Zhejiang University hitched a ride on the trend and made LOL their main focus. It had been quite a success as they had managed to secure third place in last year's national university competition. 
The main reason they were able to attain such a good result was owing to their close proximity to this apartment in the Zijingang area. This apartment was none other than the training base of the well-known Revelation Club. 
Revelation Club was one of the E-Sports pioneers in this country and this club owned a well-organized E-Sports structure.
They had direct liaison with popular websites such as Sina, Tudou, and Youku. Their presence was also often seen in renowned internet game companies such as Duowan, 37games, and 17173 sites. 
This club encompassed MMORPG, Flash games, MOBA, mobile games, and a few others. After Team Revelation obtained outstanding results in several national professional LOL competitions, the club's influence had become even more widespread and they had now become one of the five most dominant E-Sports clubs in the country. 
The president of Zhejiang University E-Sports Club was a Year 4 student named He Jianbang and he happened to be an official member of Revelation's youth team. Given the chance to observe and learn from the pro, the LOL team from Zhejiang University barely faced any trouble in the national competition under He Jianbang's lead. They had defeated numerous great rivals from other universities along the way and managed to finish in the top three.
To emerge as one of the top three teams among the whole nation was a great honor. 
The university was neither encouraging nor repulsive toward E-Sports. They were ready to recognize and compliment any accomplishments as long as it boosted the university's image—Attaining top three in a national competition happened to be such a feat. 
"Pay close attention to how James and Bond tackle the bottom lane!" Ke Shaoying, the vice president of Zhejiang University E-Sports Club, turned around and told the club members who had come to watch and learn from the pros. 
University students were usually good at MOBA as they had more free time to study the strategy and immerse themselves into the game. Certain university teams were even more powerful than a professional team. For instance, Fudan University, last year's national champion, was given the wild card to join the LPL qualifier round. 
Ke Shaoying was only a member of the university reserve team and his duty was mainly to manage the club. 
Meanwhile, James and Bond were two very famous bottom lane players from Revelation's youth team and their partnership was well known across the country. A lot of analysts had said the following, "With proper training and more experience, these two are going to be the future superstars in LOL!"
James was a chubby guy with curly hair. He turned his head and took the opportunity to scan a pair of fair legs that peeked out from under a lady's short skirt. He then said pretentiously, "We usually practice in the American server. We didn't play in the national server that much."
Bond was a teenager in his twenties that looked a little slow-witted but his expression of eagerness had betrayed him. It was easy to tell that he was looking forward to talking to all the sexy girls around him.
"I will explain to you what to take note of at the bottom lane in a high-end game while playing." James waved his audiences to come closer. 
Five to six ladies immediately closed in,the scent of their perfume immediately wafting around the two computers. This swayed James and Bond's minds and hearts as they had never really been this close to any female before.
'These female university students smelled so good, how intoxicating!'
"The opponent is a Thresh-Caitlyn tag team. Their strength is on their longer attack range. Besides, never underestimate Thresh's damage. You can totally regard him as an ADC in the early game. Some players in overseas go as far as to attach attack-type Runes or Masteries on Thresh. This champion is annoying as he will come forth constantly to disrupt your CS rhythm," James said composedly. 
Under normal circumstances, Thresh would hide behind the minion wave and harass the opponent with basic attacks. The opponent would not dare to come close as long as he did not yield his control skill first. 
"This Thresh is clever for not hitting my champion," James grinned lightly and said while controlling his champion, Draven. 
Draven, the Glorious Executioner, was an unconventional ADC. However, players who excelled in using Draven were always able to produce astounding damage. 
Draven ranked first among champions which Thresh dared not disturb recklessly. 
"When using Draven, it's not necessary to turtle when facing harassment from the opponent's SP. You can exchange hits and empty his health potion. After that, the SP would be tamed. I have to hand it to this Thresh for not provoking me," James played confidently. He maintained his CS while repositioning his champion constantly to catch the returning ax. 
Draven's Q-skill was Spinning Axe. He could catch it again after throwing it out and reapply the skill for no cost in his next attack. 
Spinning Axe's damage was sufficiently high in the early game and was very useful in oppressing the opponent's ADC. 
"Caitlyn has a very long range, which makes it very difficult to reach her. How are you supposed to counter her in this situation? You can't allow her to free hit you and do nothing, right? This Caitlyn seems strong. Could you match her?" A girl at Gold rank asked. 
"James was recognized as the number one Draven player in the national server last season. There was no ADC that he couldn't overcome. The current top Draven of the China Server might also not be as good as him," Ke Shaoying explained. 
"He is… the number one Draven in the national server?!" A fashionable girl with long and curly dark blonde hair exclaimed in astonishment. 
The guys at the back were equally surprised. 'So HE is the best Draven in the national server!'
The commotion and soft cheer from the ladies had further brightened up James's proud and joyful expression! 
"Caitlyn is not that scary, to be honest," James continued to narrate as he controlled Draven to receive the returning axes leisurely, "She will definitely draw near to harass when you try to last hit creeps. This is when you should pretend to retreat. When Caitlyn charges forward to get another hit, you can abruptly shorten the distance. The Caitlyn will lose out once Draven is close enough. Let me show you…"
As he spoke, the opponent's Caitlyn did exactly as James had just said. She drew nearer to hit James's Draven as the latter tried to CS a dying minion. 
James smiled victoriously. The superior one during the laning phase was definitely not Caitlyn, but the champion he was controlling—Draven. 
A juke and Caitlyn was lured in! James was indeed adept at controlling Draven. 
Out of nowhere, Draven turned back and retaliated. The Glorious Executioner raised his arm, ready to throw the Spinning Axe at Caitlyn! 
To his surprise, Caitlyn moved dexterously and retreated almost at the same time as Draven turned around. 
Pew! 
A bullet hit Draven's head accurately. Not only had Draven missed his target but was instead attacked. 
Draven did not give up and took another step forward. He wanted to land a hit on Caitlyn at all costs, however, Caitlyn had retreated wisely.
When Draven finally gave up on pursuing her, Caitlyn once again turned around and fired another shot!
Two shots in quick succession! 
James was enraged. He couldn't believe his Draven was hit twice by Caitlyn for free. 
'I am not tolerating this!'
Immediately, Draven turned back once again and executed W-Blood Rush! 
Pew!
Caitlyn had fired the third shot!
As if she knew Draven was going to charge in beforehand, Caitlyn released Caliber Net and Peacemaker as soon as Draven got near. This was Caitlyn's famous EQ-combo!
Both skills hit Draven and heavily decelerated his rush. A large amount of his life points was reduced too and he was now only left with half of his HP.
"Urgh…"
Ke Shaoying was stunned as he looked at the screen. 
The eagerness on the students' faces had also changed drastically.
Suddenly, the entire living room had turned quiet. 
'I thought we were going to see how you counter Caitlyn? Why is your HP halved instead before you even touched her?'
The expression on James's face was beyond embarrassed. 
What a crisp slap on his arrogant face! 
"This… This Caitlyn… Well-played… Haha…" James smiled awkwardly trying to cover his own error. 
Under his smile, there were numerous 'what the f*ck''s going through his mind.


When a national athlete of China laughs at the concept of being able to win a gold medal in video gaming, what a pro-gamer like yourself ought to do is take your size-42 shoe and measure it against his pretty face!
When parents, relatives, friends, and all the rest of society scoff at pro-gaming and say it’s not a real job… what else can you do but hold true to your passion for the competitive multiplayer scene, and resolutely turn away from their doubts!
Have you ever thought that it could actually become an official event during the Olympics, perhaps within the next four years—a game of split-second reactions and seamless teamwork between five-man squads, the ultimate test of reflexes and finesse, in an arena where players compete with all their heart and soul… 
This is e-sports!
Let the champions roar ‘Demacia!’ and rock the world to its foundations!

Wei Huo ordered the Rhinoceros to stay where it was and walked into the ruins with Wei Sha. Wei Sha was growing fast. Her intelligence was high, and that was why she could understand him quickly. On top of that, her Attack bar was increasing steadily after going through systematic training.
"Listen, training is like sailing against the current. You must forge ahead or the boat will be driven back. If doing 100 pushups a day cannot satisfy you, do 200. If 200 aren't enough, then do 400. This is how you can improve your capabilities quickly!" Wei Huo taught Wei Sha patiently.
Wei Sha asked, "Big Divine Man, did you become this strong after training this vigorously?"
"Cough!" Wei Huo was drinking water and almost choked on it. He sat upright and said with a straight face, "Of course, I've been pushing my limits. Every time I succeeded, my capabilities grew immensely!"
"Oh!" Wei Sha looked at Wei Huo worshipfully. "Big Divine Man is indeed divine, you must be able to do 20,000 pushups by now!"
Wei Huo was speechless. "..."
Truth be told, these trainings were meaningless to Wei Huo now — They stopped serving a purpose over a century ago. It was already a habit for Wei Huo to train himself daily. He would usually feel fulfilled for the day if he did the training. Otherwise, Wei Huo would feel like there was something missing throughout the day.
Just like how some people would go to the cyber cafe every day, and they would feel uneasy if they did not. For some people, not going to the cyber cafe for days would make them feel like it had been forever since their last visit. As long as they went into the cyber cafe, they would feel much better. Even if they were just there to watch other gamers play rather than playing the games themselves.
Wei Huo did not know how to respond to Wei Sha hence he decided to switch the conversation topic. "Cough, let's discuss the ruins! Speaking of which, it's my first time inside one."
The ruins did not seem huge from the outside as it was only about three stories tall. Wei Huo only realized that most of the ruins were buried underground upon walking in, and that was why it did not seem huge from the outside.
In most cases, ruins would usually have traps or even monsters guarding them. That was why Wei Huo was being extra vigilant about it.
Wei Sha followed behind Wei Huo with caution. However, moments later, she had goosebumps after sensing a strong murderous aura from Wei Huo.
'What's going on?' Wei Sha was terrified, but she did not make any noise. Wei Huo had warned her to not speak unless necessary, and she was also told not to touch anything.
She was terrified as Wei Huo had activated Massacre Mode[1]. The deeper they went into the ruins, the darker it became. It was highly possible that they were surrounded by dangers as well. That was why Wei Huo activated Massacre Mode and leveraged on his cheat-like God View[2] to observe their surroundings.
The one thing Wei Huo did not know was that whenever he activated Massacre Mode, his eyes would become blood-red as he emitted his murderous aura garnered from over 300 years of killing.
That was why Wei Sha was afraid.
'He is indeed the Big Divine Man!' Wei Sha thought to herself.
With Massacre Mode, Wei Huo continued moving deeper under the ruins. His Massacre Mode's sensory range was at about 15 meters, so anything within 15 meters would not be able to hide from his sight, not even with the help of walls.
Although the ruins were as complicated as a maze, it was no match for Wei Huo and his God View.
Wei Huo felt like he was playing a game of maze, and he was controlling his own character. It felt wonderful being able to fully feel and control his own body in this game. It was just like how you would rely on your mind more than your hands and keyboard while playing games. 
It was true, games are meant to be played with brains! 
With God View, no maze could stop Wei Huo from advancing. That was the case until he was met with a wooden wall.
Wei Huo threw a punch at it, but the wooden wall did not budge an inch. There were no traces of sawdust either.
Wei Huo was shocked. With his fist's current destructive power, it was unsurprising for him to break a huge tree in half. How was it possible that he could not do the same to this wooden wall?
Wei Huo tried to throw a few more punches. He even whipped out his incredibly sharp hunting knife as well, but the wooden wall remained as it was.
"Not even the hunting knife?"
This hunting knife was Wei Huo's first game item, and it had remained incredibly sharp over the last few centuries. It could easily cut open any creature's skin, break their scales, slice any metal or even dig a huge hole on a metal wall. Despite Wei Huo's current defensive capabilities, even he could be harmed by this sharp knife without Qi protection. 
The only things that could withstand this hunting knife were game items that were protected by rules which included Instance Gates, cave entrances, and the humans or buildings shielded by golden light.
In other words, the wooden wall in front of Wei Huo was a game item that could not be destroyed. At the very least, he could not destroy it before his skills were above the game's minimum skill requirement rules!
Wei Huo looked around him and found three bombs. They were shaped like iron balls, and each of them had a fuse. Each bomb was about the size of a volleyball.
Looking at the three bombs and the wooden wall, Wei Huo thought about a famous little game. 
'Bomb and Bubbles.'[3]
When Wei Huo was little, he played an online game where he could use explosive bubbles to destroy obstacles and enemies. It was a game where you would win if you eliminated all your enemies.
On top of that, the enemies knew how to use bubble bombs as well.
Wei Huo was left speechless. "..."
This was the same game in another form!
Wei Huo placed the bomb next to the wooden wall and lit it up.
Although the flame was tiny, Wei Sha was terrified. She had been afraid of fire all this while. Although she had gradually overcome the weakness of Wei Huo's teaching and training, she would still be terrified if a flame appeared out of the blue.
Wei Huo felt that it could be because Wei Sha had encountered a genocide by fire before she was born. The fire must have traumatized Wei Sha, causing her to fear the sight of it.
Wei Huo looked at the two other insect eggs in the Pet System that had yet to be incubated. He felt that if the same thing with Wei Sha happened to the other two Zerg girls, this could become a huge weakness of theirs. 
'If I used materials incorporated with fire to incubate these eggs and have them possessing fire element objects upon birth, will they still be afraid of flames?'
This was a problem. Wei Huo suddenly felt that he made the right choice by incubating Wei Sha before the others. He could avoid new issues in Wei Sha's future sisters by weeding them out from observing her.
[1] Massacre Mode grants increased stats, allows healing from attacks, as well as increasing strength and reducing inhibitions or hesitations of the player.
[2] God View is a viewing mode found in games like Starcraft or Warcraft 3.
[3] Bomb and Bubbles is a free Korean online game.


Wei Huo has been ignored and overlooked by almost everyone his entire life, including God. In a bid to transform the world into a more game-like one, God halted time for all humanity except for Wei Huo, leaving him to fend for himself. The teenager has no choice but to strive for survival whilst waiting for the day humanity’s clock to start ticking again. But wait a minute! What if that wait is longer than a person’s lifespan? Follow Wei Huo on his survival journey in a world infested with mutated beasts and carnivorous plants.

(Note: This is a Chinese translate novel)

When Lu Mingfei was applying for a foreign university, he received an invitation letter from Cassel College, a private university in the outer suburbs of Chicago. Under the call of mystery, under the choice of love and dream, he resolutely chose the unknown future. Black helicopters flew across the sky, the gate of a strange country was slowly opened to him: The door of becoming a dragon slayer.

Another name for this novel is:
Dragon's Raja

"Ah!!!"
Zhao Mo startled awake from his dreams once again…
Body drenched in sweat, he opened his eyes and forced himself to sit up on his bed.
The exquisite, pretty tree house in front of him was still there, instead of the white walls he was expecting. The windows outlined by vines weren't glass windows while the black tree on top of him had some young grass and flowers growing on it. He questioned the structural integrity of the place…
However, Zhao Mo could be sure that he hadn't returned home and his transmigration had become a fact.
He was sure that it wasn't a dream.
Because he had already woken up many times.
He had really transmigrated…
Zhao Mo slowly rose, a walking stick covered with intricate patterns in his right hand. He tried to stabilize himself using the walking stick. After all, he would still be badly injured if he ended up falling off the ten-meter high tree.
Besides, his body belonged to William Blackleaf, an underaged Elf who had yet to hone his battle energy and magic, so he was still a fledgling amongst the Elves.
However, it seems like it's not bad transmigrating to be an Elf. This face, figure and long legs seem to be as handsome as I looked in the past… Zhao Mo stared into the mirror, staring at his handsome face, pointy ears, and long legs. He couldn't help but marvel about his appearance.
However, Zhao Mo had put the past behind him. It had been more than half a day since he came into this world and he wasn't able to find any ways to return. Since he arrived in this new world, he believed that he should forget the past and begin a new life. He decided to strive for a chance to continue living in this stupid world on a positive note.
Besides, this was a world that possibly had a God. There would be a problem if he spoke carelessly!
Although he really missed his parents and wanted to accompany them until they passed away, he had read so many transmigrating novels and barely anyone in those novels were able to transmigrate back into their own world.
However, there was a silver lining in all of this.
He had two older brothers, who had long-established careers and families, so it wasn't a problem for them to take care of their parents.
However, he hoped that his parents wouldn't be too sad that he had died gaming. If it was possible, it would be best for them to grieve less for their unfilial son and continue living healthily.
"I am William. Yes, I am William Blackleaf!"
He walked out of the treehouse and stood on the balcony, enjoying the bright sunlight shining on him. He felt extremely warm there, as though he was filled with energy.
As William's eyes looked further and further, his thoughts became more and more crazed…
98.
98, the game only needed 98 yuan every month.
That's right, "Gods" was a fictitious game with a monthly subscription.
After generations of freemium games or paid games all of the virtual reality games now had monthly subscriptions.
Extremely popular games in the past like "Glory", "Zero", "Sanctuary", "A World About Swords", "Starcraft" and "Conviction" were the basis that lead to games with monthly subscriptions!
As for "Gods", this game started its beta in the year 2333.
Because the game wasn't developed by a famous company, there wasn't much marketing for it early on. That prevented the game from being very popular when it first started. After all, it wasn't easy to stand out amongst so many virtual reality games.
It only became really popular after three years and even reached a new record in gaming history with 68 million players online at the same time!
It couldn't be helped. With how much technology had developed, everyone had a lot of free time. However, there were many games as well…
Gods was a world with battle energy and magic.
In this place, one could be lucky enough to become a brave Dragon's Slayer, marry the Princess successfully, and reach the pinnacle in life.
However, at the same time, it was very normal for adventurers to be careless and get eaten by the dragon. The dragon would then take revenge and kill an entire city, eliminating a guild's base and killing tens of thousands of players. The NPC[1] would then take revenge angrily. All of this was commonplace.
However, this is a world with Gods…
Every player has the dream of becoming a God.
It was a pity that William wasn't able to become a God after playing the game for ten years in his previous life. He rarely saw any Gods either. It was not that he couldn't become one, but he had died before that happened.
He had died in the gaming pod.
Although there were a few other 'geniuses' in gaming history who would face sudden brain death while playing games, it wasn't enough to scare gamers as they continued to play instead of stopping.
They had to pay for their monthly subscription. How could they watch their money disappear in games like that?
Of course, even before William passed away, he hadn't seen any other players become Gods, not even fake Gods…
The key problem was because it was too hard.
No matter if they were professional gamers or top players from the top guilds, the maximum at that time was at the Legendary level. Even so, few people reached the Legendary stage and even among Legendaries, they had their differences too.
Of course, before he passed away, he had only barely touched the game's late game…
What was his level back then?
Of course, he was at the top of the entire world, a Legendary warrior who provided carrying services for other players.
As for his usual job, he helped people level up their characters.
His job wasn't limited to helping to beat Bosses[2]. When rich players were willing to throw money at the game, he would bring their characters for missions to gain experience, get pets, mounts, and much more.
He would even work as an assassin and help kill others as well.
He was a Legendary after all, so he was a lot stronger than normal players.
Being a Legendary brought a slew of problems too!
Not only did it require money, but it also required plenty of effort as well, bordering on craziness.
Besides, if he didn't have money, how would he be able to make equipment? How was he to socket gems? How would he be able to strengthen his weapons? If one didn't have money and didn't want to put in the effort, then it would be better to quit the game…
William had always suspected that there must have been many programmers that chose this company after the Wangyi company went bankrupt. If not, why would the equipment system be so annoying?
He had good skills, was able to see the potential of the game, and used many days and nights to get a strong advantage and lead on other players. All of this snowballed into him becoming a carry-for-hire to earn money before he slowly managed to become Legendary. For a poor person like him, if he hadn't been playing the game from the very first day, he would have long died from hunger in the gaming pod.
However, it's a pity that I still died! William Blackleaf rubbed his stomach, sitting down on the woven rocking chair helplessly. He took a sip from the fruit alcohol that cost 30 coins. It was fragrant and sweet and not choking at all.
It tasted really nice. At least, he didn't become a dog and he was a lot better than his peers.
However, I'm now reborn, so I have to continue working hard! He was thinking about how to use his identity to live on!
"William Blackleaf, one of the Elven lords by the borders of the Southern Blackleaf forest. His title is Border Lord. Hm, it seems like I'm half-Elven?" William had merely inherited some of his body's memories, so he didn't know how his body had fallen from the tree, how he had fallen so badly, and even died to let him have the fortunate chance to be reborn in a different world.
However, this was not the time to consider this. He should think of how to live a better life.
"That's not right. I can still remember interacting with him when I was still around level 20. He's a very strong Lord. Although his territory wasn't huge, he had great ambitions. I received several missions from there too.
"However, this person had died from a multi-party free-for-all battle six months from the start of the beta and his territory was taken over by the Iron Dukedom. It was quite tragic.
"His father is the previous Border Lord and he was able to survive in the cracks between the Blackleaf forest and the human dukedom. He even had the ability to play both sides.
"However, his son was lacking in comparison. After he inherited the territory, many peasants moved out of his territory and it was only later did he successfully expand the town.
"Even after he got into a lot of trouble, he didn't pledge his loyalty to the dukedom and didn't disappear fully into the Blackleaf forest either…
"Although I forgot what type of trouble it was, his actions later on were basically courting death." William sighed softly, as he started to recall what little memories he had.
His border territory wasn't huge. He had a lot of land to the West and East of the town, so he could use it properly.
There were 3000 people living in the small town—1500 half-Elven, 1000 humans, and 500 Elves.
Those 500 pure-blooded Elves…
Hm.
From his memories, it seemed as though they were the guards his mother gave him.
These guards were quite strong and very loyal. However, they were too proud and were often unhappy about his human bloodline.
Even if his mother was Elf Royalty, these five hundred pure-blooded Elves had planned to use their lifespan of a few thousand years to outlive William, the half-Elven, and return to the Blackleaf forest.
"Er… My mother is actually Elven Royalty?" William's mind was in a mess, finally regaining his senses from the sudden rush of memories.
Just as William was about to summon someone to help him up for the patrolling of the area, a voice rang by his ear.
A sound rang in his ear.
"Ding dong."
"Countdown to the 1.0 version of the open Beta: 364 Days, 23 Hours, 59 Minutes."
"…" The current border lord was William Blackleaf, the esteemed Elf with Royal blood!
He slowly fell into deep thought. Because, if he followed his assumptions, he would be on the awesome route of killing the giant dragon, marrying the Princess and becoming a God after he transmigrated into a different world.
But how did he become an NPC?
Why… Why do I have to face the undying players who are practically cheats? William was suddenly in a daze.
[1] NPC are non-player characters.
[2] Bosses are the ultimate enemies in a game's stage.


This thought had grown deep in William’s mind!
This is the reason for his decision.
He was going to become the strongest NPC ever.
He will have the strongest armor and get beaten badly!
Who said that NPCs will have to be killed by players?
Who said that NPCs will level up slower than players?
Who said that NPCs will only drop equipment on the ground dead? He could drop dead even more… Touch wood!
Anyways, he will not die. With all of you weak players, I wouldn't even furrow my eyebrows once if I stand here and let all of you attack me!

It was a difference in flight skill levels, Danika decided. She and Kit had a lot of flight experience built up, but Penname and Thimblepot were still beginners, and they were both struggling to maintain their positions by force instead of tilting into the wind and not getting as much help from the game.

The flashes of the NPC lightning elementals in the clouds around them increased rapidly, and Xing Xing reported doubtfully, "My tribe is shouting that they want to meet the great bard before he loses his mantle, since he has just bound himself to mortal affairs?"

"What?" Danika asked blankly.

"I'm not sure what it means either," Xing Xing complained.

"Oh no!" Thimblepot exclaimed and suddenly seemed to fall out of the air.

Danika dove after the little pig and used a featherweight spell on him, which slowed his dive.

"I must warn the great bard of this cost for joining our guild!" the little pig insisted.

The waves below them were getting closer as they descended, but the clouds above them were also drawing closer in a disorienting manner. After a moment Danika realized that the storm itself, with its many occupants, was descending toward the ocean as well. The sail on the little boat that had carried them out to meet Sea Song Tione whipped in the rising wind as the storm blew downward, and the faces of Jade and the boatman turned upward.

Thimblepot missed the edge of the boat and plonked into the ocean, but before Danika could react, Sea Song Tione flicked his tail and vanished into the water. A moment later the dolphin boosted the little pig out of the water with his head.

"Great bard!" Thimblepot spluttered. "You will lose your divine title by joining Endless Song!"

"I know! It will be so much fun! I will get to sing with so many new bards when they come to challenge me!" the dolphin replied excitedly.

Danika felt as confused as Thimblepot looked, but she decided that reassuring the boatman needed to come first and zipped over to where he and Jade waited. "The storm isn't, I mean, it's just the dragon coming down so that the lightning elementals can talk to the dolphin," Danika explained hurriedly.

She stared at the boatman who reacted by quickly grabbing a bucket, and sloshing water into the boat. "Um…" she began worriedly.

Jade flashed a smile, held up both of his hands, and to all appearances activated the same Dazzling skill that ZipZing used. His dark hair gleamed and the light seemed to brighten around him even as the rest of the world seemed to darken with the storm's descent. After a moment Danika realized that the effect was just a visual representation of his prayer, as a bubble of calm rippled outward from him and the boat steadied as the waves around it settled.

Dozens of lightning elementals flashed into the calm bright area around Jade as the boatman stood motionless in shock, still holding half a bucket of sea water. Kit zipped down to hover beside ZipZing and told the boatman kindly, "You don't need to do that, even if your ship catches fire, I'll mend it and it'll be as good as new."

"Right, you're a Mender, I forgot. It's not a path that I'm familiar with," the boatman chattered nervously.

--

At first, listening to a dolphin tell singsong stories to a crowd of tiny bolts of electricity, that snapped like an enormous dryer full of static was amusing. But after a while Danika got bored and drifted to the edge of Jade's calm space where the full blooded dragon player hovered. If Jade hadn't been an NPC himself, she might have worried about the strain of maintaining his prayer space for so long, but for him it would literally be as easy as breathing.

Kit was already there and the two of them were talking quietly. Kit said, "That sounds so similar to my path! Uh, I mean…"

"How did you get the path of Mender? Do you like sewing?" Venerable Sky Dragon asked.

"I can't sew well and I don't want to learn to do it any better," Kit replied with surprising firmness. She seemed to realize that her reply was odd and added quickly but evasively, "I um, I received my path from the Jade Empress."

"Oh! No wonder it's so rare and so similar to a dragon's path then! I had no idea before I became a full blooded dragon that dragons couldn't have a profession path. All of our path quests come directly from the Dragon and we all owe the Jade Emperor a hundred years of service, right from birth! Er, or from hatching," the dragon replied.

"A hundred years?" Danika asked incredulously.

"Yeah, but it's not as bad as it sounds!" Venerable Sky Dragon replied quickly. "We get to choose from lists of different quests every day, and they are almost all about helping people out. If you don't take a quest you don't get punished, your time of service just doesn't get reduced. I actually think it's kind of cool."

"This game seems to be built to help people," Kit agreed. "There's a kid who comes to use the free network where I work who told me that there is actually a hidden set of quest lines for teaching people real world skills that will help them get jobs. But my, I mean um, the traveling merchant says that those quests are actually designed to raise people's contentment levels."

"I've heard that rumor!" the dragon replied enthusiastically before Danika could comment. "And I think both are true, being able to get a better job or any job at all really improves a person's general happiness doesn't it?"

Kit went silent, but she didn't look unhappy, just very thoughtful, so Danika asked the dragon something she'd been wondering about, "Hey, is Endless Song's reputation really that bad? I think most of our members are actually pretty nice."

"Ah," Venerable Sky Dragon replied nervously, "I wouldn't say it's bad exactly…"

"You shouted, 'do I look like I'm crazy,' and acted like we were here to steal from you," Danika pointed out a little dryly.

"Yeah, well," he said defensively, "you guys might be new, but your guild is full of insanely powerful old players right? I've heard the enchantments on your Guild Hall are strong enough that it's practically as invincible as the Jade Palace. And that you've got a battle support contract with EmeraldHearts, which is one of the oldest guilds in the game."

"That's one way," Danika explained quickly. "We have to support them because we owe them. And even that's limited to a certain number of times!"

The dragon looked at her for a long moment with a slightly disbelieving expression. "You…" he muttered.

Kit rejoined the conversation with, "We have just as many new players as old ones I think." She glanced at Jade and then at ZipZing and added, "But we do have some people who know practically everything about the game. Although that's not always an advantage! They get bogged down by their own expectations sometimes."

Danika was guiltily certain that she was one of the people Kit was talking about, but not sure how to respond.

"Both of you really have no idea do you?" Venerable Sky Dragon asked with an expression of complete disbelief now. "Listen to what you're saying? Your guild is actually a weapon for one of the oldest and most powerful guilds to call on a limited number of times? You really have people who know almost everything about the game? So, like you've got some of the developers? Gods, the rumors about you guys are barely scratching the surface are they?"

Danika and Kit exchanged a helpless glance, neither the game designer nor the Jade Empress could respond. Danika glanced at the character being played by a copy of the Jade Emperor. They really had no way to argue any of his speculations.

The dragon wasn't daunted by their silence as he added, "I've heard that your leaders even have some big connections in the entertainment industry, because you actually got two different pop groups to launch your entertainment dome in the City of Sand. So maybe you don't just have developers, but like… maybe this innocent looking fairy dragon is actually the CEO of Starcraft Technologies?"

"Now you're totally just dreaming things up!" Danika insisted laughingly.

After a great deal of preparation, Danika begins her new digital dragon's life in a very small way.

They say the "Living Jade Empire" creates individualized quests. They say it can read your mind. They say you can find your heart's desire. They say that there's never been a game like it, and they're right but… they're also wrong.

The game is a data mine, built to retell the old tales that humans have been telling each other since language was invented. It doesn't read your mind, but it reads your search history, your favorites, and your blogs. The "Living Jade Empire" is literally crafted from fables, legends, fantasies, and maybe just a bit of stardust.

But in the end, will the game be able to figure out what Danika wants most? Will the desires of other players take priority? Or, will playing it change her, until she desires what it can give her?

A journey is always made up of many small steps, and this game has still only just begun.

"Another day another boring life... I mean I tried hard to do well but I always seem to screw up. My girlfriend dumped me, parents hate me, and now my so-called friends don't talk to me anymore. Way to go Jason you doing so well in life I totally have my million dollar car and my house... why the hell am I even talking to myself."
'At least I get to play my games... a new update came out for some of my games I play but man a wish a new content update came out for starcraft 2. I fucking love that game when I get some free time I'm gonna restart my Zerg campaign. Oh, yea there's that new Star Wars movie as well wonder what would happen if the Zerg was in Star Wars. Huh maybe someone would make a mod or something anyway need to get to work.' 

For the past 4 years Jason has been in a loop, work, home, play game for two hours, and sleep he was glad he moved out he always fought with his parents about little thing but the day he turned 18 he left and found a small apartment is was cheap for its size but he really didn't care. Then came along Rebecca she was 19 very beautiful and loved to shop for things with other people's money we all know how this relationship ended. She stayed with him and spent his money then Jason asked her to not buy so much so he could buy themselves a bigger place to live sounds good and all right? Nope, she left three days later took everything she owned and left a note says things didn't work between us. Then what about his so-called friends? Oh, they just asked him out say they part or go out to drink he often had to drive them home and sometimes pay their tab when they "forgot" their wallet. But the moment he got busy with working they acted like they never knew him! Well, you must be thinking well at least he has a job he surely must enjoy his work? Yea no it's just a plain old office job. File the paperwork do some computer stuff for 10 hours a day but he's been doing well trying to earn a promotion then the day he thought finally came.

"Hey, Jason come to my office for a moment."
"Yes, sir I'll be there right away Mr. Anderson."
Meet Andrew Anderson he is the boss of Jason but well you see Andrew is kinda an ass to Jason and he doesn't even know why
"Alright Jason takes a seat and we will discuss why I asked to here."
"Yes sir," Jason said as he took a seat 
"Now you should already know the company been taking a hit lately and we don't really have the budget to pay some workers now some people will be let go..."
"You're firing me? Sir I've been here for 5 years starting as an intern and getting to where I am now. Shouldn't you fire the new intern's?"
"Sorry, Jason I'm just doing my job. It came from the top so I can't do anything about it."
"So you didn't even bother giving me a notice?" 'God, are you fucking with me?'
"Sorry I can't do anything your check will be sent to you tomorrow now I have to ask you to please gather your things and leave the building."
"Un fucking believable," he said after he walked out to grab his stuff from his desk
He was wondering what to do now where he could find a new job and soon since he needed to pay rent soon. When he got home to walk to the couch and sat down and suddenly yelled 
"GODDAMIT! What did I do to deserve this..."
Jason was pissed off so he went to his computer to look up possible jobs around him and didn't find anything making him even angrier so he decided to just take a break 
"I always enjoyed the Starcraft forums reading about what people thought of the game and just General discussions so I'll just read some of those to hopefully calm down."
Jason was looking at threads such as the best way to finish such mission or help my game is bugged and then he noticed something that was interesting.
<Hey guys what do you think about the Zerg somehow being in Star Wars?>
'I literally just thought about that this morning... it was post less than a minute ago! Let's see... Well Mr. Godly being, that's an interesting username.' As Jason thought to himself he began to respond saying.

ZergMaster_247: I had the same thought and I think it a really cool idea! Let's say an Overmind ended up in the clone wars era so many things could happen! He could just die if he ended up on Coruscant but what if he appeared in the outer rem? What if the Jedi or sith couldn't tell he even existed? What would happen if he built up the swarm to the point the clone wars looked like a joke compared to him? 
"I kinda hope he responds because things could be interesting... oh he responds so fast!"

Godly_Being: Noted and even I think that would be super interesting... let's say this Overmind was actually a human in control of the swarm without any drawback with all the ideas except hmmm I don't know... Yoda sensing something bad in the force and the same for Sidious?

"Hmm, yea I honestly think that be pretty interesting maybe I should just friend him because I like his thinking."

ZergMaster_247: Yea but he would probably need some kind of system to help keep track of everything. In the game, the population limit is 200 but in real life, the Overmind could basically control an unlimited amount Zerg so how would he keep track of everything? Also, the problem with the resources could ruin it. Where could he find Khaydarin crystals in the Star Wars universe? (Sent friend request)

"Let's see what he thinks about this."

Godly_Being: Noted and what if he could use something like BioEnergy like things he kills gives him Energy for the Zerg. He could also use other minerals. Also, there is Creep it could gather sunlight that could be used as Energy for the swarm and I'll accept your friend request :)

"Hmm that concept could work the same with the creep haha this person is awesome but he keeps saying noted. Maybe he is writing a book or something well if he is I'll definitely read it."

ZergMaster_247: Both seem like great ideas but as a human don't you think it would be lonely if he is only around Zerg creatures? What if the queens where human...ish so he could talk to someone because everything will just try and kill him probably. Lol, I wish I could be that human because it would be so interesting! It's not like I have any reason to stay here I'm single sadly :( but it sounds like your making a novel or something. Are you?

"I really wish I was the Overmind... there is nothing for me here..."

Godly_Being: Noted and let's say I had magical powers that could make all that come true? What would you do? Would you want to go for real or would you rather stay at home? Yes in a way it could be a novel just something to keep me entertained and I don't really care how the story would end up.

"Would I stay here?!? Oh god no I hate this place. My life is running downhill, I'm jobless, parents hate me, Girlfriend left me because I wanted to save money. HA, this place can kiss my ass I would go there in a heartbeat."

"Noted. Enjoy your new life Overmind of the Zerg swarm I'll be watching so put on a fun show my new friend."

"What the fu..." Jason was about to say but suddenly blacked out if you were to look at Jason now you would see that a lightning bolt came out of his computer and struck him right in the forehead pretty much melting his brain 
Jason felt like he was In a void everything was black he knew he was here yet also felt nowhere then an interface came up showing 

[Overmind: Jason
Personal BioEnergy 0/1,000
Zerg Swarm BioEnergy 0/10,000
Alignment: N/A
Building's: N/A
Zerg Creatures: N/A
Stage: 0 (Next unlock at "birth") ]

After the finished reading what was on the interface a count down start.

[ 5... 4... 3... 2... 1... Choosing a random world... Unknown jungle planet chosen... Randomly Choosing Alignment... Dark side chosen as Dark side can cloud your mind side effects are removed. (Can use dark side powers without going insane) Enjoy your new life -Godly Being ]

Jason felt sleepy and ended up falling asleep. Jason didn't just simply appear on the planet he crash-landed there for some reason so the people on natives just thought it was minerals from as astroid 
"Alright, people an asteroid landed nearby so they want us to gather what could be on it and sell it."
"How much will they give us? the clan elders sell most of it to the Jedi so there's so little for us boss...
"Yea boss why do we even sell them to the Jedi what do they need it for we could probably use it."
"Jackson and Boros you do realize that if we don't give a reason for the republic to want to keep our backwater planet the CIS will just take it and either kill us all or make us slaves so we just mine and sell it to them till the war is over and we can stop."
The mining team of a clan known as Frone left to the wild with an armed escort toward the crater that was left 
"What happened? Hello? Oh that's right I remember seeing that screen... how do I bring that up? Hmmm, stats? No, guess not... Status no that's not it... HUD?"

[Overmind: Jason
Personal BioEnergy 0/1,000
Zerg Swarm BioEnergy 500/10,000
Alignment: Dark side
Building's: N/A
Zerg Creatures: N/A
Stage: 1 (Next unlock at 10,000 Bioenergy spent)(Unlocked: Hatchery: larva, Queen's, overlords, Zerglings, spawning pool)]

"Wait I actually have the force as well? I need something to use it on..." Jason looked around and close to him is a big rock and he thought I'll just lift it but as he has never trained in the force before he has no clue what he is doing
"Well, this is harder than I thought... I'll worry about it later I'll need to make a lightsaber as well... Good thing I know how to make one I'll need to decide which kind I'll want I'll pick later but I need to start the Zerg swarm but how do I place a hatchery?" 
This problem confused Jason on what to do next how do I make one? After tripe and error, he figured it out.
"So I just imagine whichever building or zerg and as long as I have enough Bio-Energy I can make one but the time it takes is more realistic so I have to wait for the building to complete... Well, this place seems like a good place so I'll start my hive here."

[Bio Energy cost for "1" hatchery is 300. Confirm?]
"Hell yea! Just have to wait for 10 hours now... I'll just keep practicing till it's done."
Jason was trying to use the force when he felt a feeling. it was like someone was entering his territory but he didn't understand it but it was enough to make him on guard.

"Boss how much longer till we get there? I hate coming into the jungle..."
"We will leave once we mine that astroid that crashed around here then sell it."

Jason heard them and noticed that there were 7 of them. 3 seemed to be miners and 4 looks to be guards. now that he knew why they came here he noticed what's left of the asteroid. There was a large chunk of platinum-colored stone that oddly resembled a chest but when he looks at it he feels endless darkness, anger, feat like it's calling him wanting war, blood, carnage but Jason didn't care he walked over as something just felt right telling him to stretch his hand out as he did the chest as stone floated to him and just like a chest it open to let out a pitch black with red aura like gas that jumped at Jason and was absorbed is where looking at his eyes your would notice his eyes that where once blue slowly turn a yellow-orange color of the sith but it didn't stop there as it was getting dark then slowly turned into a bright blood red but he felt fine but now he felt like he has understood the force for over 5000 years 

Meanwhile on Coruscant 
Yoda was in Council with the Jedi when suddenly Yoda hunched over and fell to the floor causing everyone to took at Yoda in worrying.
"Grandmaster Yoda what's wrong?! I felt something in the force but it suddenly vanished but I think you felt all of it what happened?" 
"Suddenly become overwhelming the dark side has. Like chaos may descend soon like the galaxy has never seen I feel. Yes, hrrrm."
"Could Count Dooku have something to do with this?" Said, master Kenobi
"Hmmm. Not Dooku but something new something more powerful then ever it feels like."
"We need to prepare for this master Yoda but with the war with the CIS this is making things difficult..." said another Council member.

Meanwhile, in Chancellor Palpatine's office, He was finishing looking over data reports when he noticed the dark side felt overwhelming even for him.
"What power! But this shouldn't be right... It feels like an extremely powerful Sith has turned up but will that cause problems for me? Who knows maybe I'll even get a new apprentice"

[Hey guys Hope you enjoy this chapter did you know it's hard to talk like Yoda? Do you guys think whenever Yoda talks I can talk normally? Bye everyone]

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