"Of course I filled out the form! I did it two or three months ago and waited forever!" Ye Jiu said smugly as she looked at her stunned older brother.
Hearing that, Ye Wei's expression turned a little strange.
Two or three months counted as forever...
Plenty of people on the forums had waited nearly a year without getting anything.
Though, to be fair, the game did not hand out access based on reservation time.
"It looks like it can be used today. No need to thank me, it's yours!"
"...You're giving it to me? Fine."
Ye Wei held the helmet in his hands, caught between laughter and tears.
Just then, a strange thought suddenly crossed his mind.
What if he put on his little sister's helmet...
"Have you registered an account?"
Ye Jiu shook her head.
"No. I don't play games, so I'm giving it to you."
Ye Wei looked at her strangely.
Seriously?
Logically speaking, anyone who could finish that form had to be at least mildly addicted to the internet. They had to have played one or two games before.
But this was not the time to discuss that.
With a trace of unease, Ye Wei took a deep breath and put the helmet over his head.
Darkness enveloped him.
In the long, soundless silence, there was not even the faintest glimmer of light.
Ye Wei raised a hand and adjusted the helmet, but quickly realized it was pointless.
"..."
Beside him, Ye Jiu had no idea what her brother was thinking and asked excitedly.
"Did it connect?"
"...No."
Ye Wei silently took off the helmet.
He finally understood why his roommates had looked at him so strangely.
No matter how much one said, something invisible was still invisible.
Unless they were the helmet's owner, anyone else