Jason faced his "friend's" questioning.
"What else? Playing Divine Age, of course."
"The nightlife in the NPC main cities in the game is pretty rich, too. I feel like I don't even need to log off," he said casually.
Jason's comments weren't out of line.
Many contemporary college students are even more engrossed in virtual games, which are considered a second world, than he is.
As Jason and his "buddy" chatted about Divine Age on their way to the exam room, they noticed that more than half of the seats were empty.
Despite today being an exam day and despite Divine Age currently being in a penalty state where players couldn't grind or raid dungeons, many hadn't logged off.
Even more astonishing was that, hearing Jason and his "buddy" talk about Divine Age, many students in the exam room gathered around, "Dude, you play Divine Age too?"
"How fresh is that? Who doesn't play it?" Jason's "buddy" was the first to speak up.
