Thanh Van had to admit- the system had a rather expensive taste.
As each rank was guided to their sleeping quarters, Thanh Van realised a few key things about the ship.
The cruise ship was designed to host around 500 players. But as Thanh Van's gaze washed over the sea of heads slowly pouring into the 6th deck meant for boarding and calculating the F-rank that had boarded first and disappeared out of sight, there were more than 500 players who had survived scenario 1.
As Thanh Van, along with Riku and Jan, were shoved inside the elevator boxes with the rest of the E-rankers and sent to deck 1, Thanh Van was squashed against the elevator buttons. He had ample time to study the floor plans plastered on the wall as they made their snail-paced descent to deck 1.
The ship consisted of 12 decks, with decks 1-5 designed to be the living quarters of the ranks A, B, C, D and E, while rows 6-10 were for the rest of the player's leisure.
