"Mom, don't worry! I didn't do anything illegal! I earned all my money from 'The One', fair and square! "The One" is the game you see every day in advertisements. This game is an epoch-making product. Not only can I make money from it, but the company I'm in pays my social security too... Even the Prince of England plays this game! The guild that I'm in was built by him!"
A young boy's voice came from the left.
Reyker felt that his words were very familiar, as if he had heard them before.
Reyker was a veteran player of the game "The One".
Although he could not compete against the guilds of the large corporations, Reyker still had a place in the field of forging.
However...
In an instant, Reyker's previous memories returned to his mind.
Wasn't he beaten into the Forbidden Abyss by the Guild Master of the Soul Eater Guild?
And this boy's voice...
Reyker abruptly looked up.
He saw a place he was familiar with, No.14 Hospital of Ramon City.
Here, his sister had spent her last three months.
His sister's death had always been a knot in his heart.
But at that time, he really couldn't do anything.
After all, dialysis cost too much money.
Even if he sold everything he had, he still couldn't fill this bottomless pit.
If he had immediately gone to "The One" to fight for money back then, he might have given his sister a chance to survive.
Most importantly, at the later stages of development in "The One", the players could already materialize some of the things from the game into reality.
If his sister could survive until then, she wouldn't have to die.
He looked at the head of the bed and saw his beautiful sister looking at him.
She did not speak, but her eyes were filled with sorry.
"Sherry..." Reyker called out softly.
Then, he smiled.
He roughly understood the situation.
After he was thrown into the Abyss, he had been reborn.
His sister could still be saved at this point in time.
"Big brother!"
Sherry leaned against the headboard and smiled.
The current Reyker could see through his sister's forced smile.
His sister had always been very smart.
She knew that if she revealed her guilt towards him, it would make him feel worse, thus, she never told him what was on her mind.
This way, he would feel better.
"Sherry, are you hungry? I'll go buy you breakfast."
"Brother, I've just had an IV drip. I'm not hungry at all!"
"I'll buy it for you later, then I'll go to work..."
Reyker said these words following his memory.
He still remembered that back then, he and his sister had exchanged a few arguments.
At that time, Shirley asked him to audition for "The One", but back then, he only wanted to get a job that could bring him cash, so he refused.
They rarely got into arguments because his sister was smart and considerate, so Reyker remembered this memory very clearly.
"Brother, why don't you try to earn money in "The One" like the big brother in the bed next to me? I heard that it's easier to earn money there!"
Sure enough, what Sherry said was exactly the same as what his memories told him.
"But if I play the game, there will be no one to take care of you!"
Reyker did not directly refuse.
"Brother, I'm just a little weak, it's not like I can't move. We have too much debt now. If we don't find a new platform to earn money, my illness will not be cured!"
Sherry seemed to be thinking for herself, but Reyker knew Sherry's personality.
In her world, he was her spiritual pillar.
If it weren't for him, she would have broken down long ago.
She just wanted him to relax a little.
"Then I'll give it a try!"
"That's more like it!"
Sherry heard Reyker agree and was delighted.
After all, Sherry had already advised Reyker to do so several times before.
"Brother, if there's anything you don't know, you can ask the big brother in the bed next to me. I feel that he's doing quite well!"
After chatting with his sister for a while, Reyker left the hospital.
If he wanted to save his sister, he had to make every second count.
Similar to the previous business ventures, in the early stages, "The One" was very profitable.
Even the gold coins a player could get from killing small monsters could support a large family.
As for himself, he had been reborn.
It was simply too easy for him to earn money quickly.
If they could afford better medical conditions, his sister could at least last another year, and it wouldn't be so painful.
"The One" was different from the other immersive games.
The other games either used game helmets or game cabins, but "The One" used wristbands.
The moment one puts the wristband on, it will immediately bind itself to the wearer, and no one can snatch it for their own.
In addition to that, the wristband integrates many other functions like basic personal information, financial transactions, mobile phone messaging, and much more.
If his sister needed it, she could immediately get in touch with him by sending a message.
If one wanted to perform transactions, one could immediately exchange for real money in the game.
It was easy to use, and finance circulation was made easy as well.
Spending $200, Reyker got a wristband, and it was immediately bound to him.
After finding a small hotel relatively near the hospital, Reyker immediately entered the game.
Reyker quickly completed the series of familiar processes.
He still used his favorite game ID -- Liquid.
However, the Novice Village that he was born in was different.
The effects of such a thing weren't big though. After all, most of the quests in the Novice Villages were the same.
Although the Novice Villages were different, the ideas of the goofball players still remained the same.
Due to the realism of "The One" being too high, it was inevitable that some of the players would try out something bold.
For example, measuring the chest circumference of the female NPC, digging a hole under the feet of the Village Chief, setting a fire in the village, watering the furnace of the blacksmith shop...
The goofball players undoubtedly had many ways to play.
They were only here for fun, so they were unrestrained.
They dared to try any idea.
Looking at the way these players were having fun, Reyker revealed a knowing smile.
The current him actually had less pressure.
The most important thing was that his sister would never leave him again!
After being reborn, he would not leave any room for regrets!
"Novice Village 192, this is my starting point to rise!"
Reyker left the many goofball players, turned around, and left the Novice Village.
If he remembered correctly, there was an NPC at the entrance of the Village that gave novice quests.
This NPC was undoubtedly very important to Reyker.
The quest he gave wasn't crucial, and the EXP and copper coins rewarded from the quest were very little, thus most players did not think highly of him and his quest.
However, his quest was a chain quest.
The quest item one could get from the chain quest was what Reyker needed the most.
With that item, Reyker could level up quickly!
"Hehe! This time, the difficulty of leveling up will be much lower!"
Thinking of the crucial point, Reyker picked up his pace.