Some were.
Was it parkour?
But some were genuinely courting death!
"Come on, jump! Once you're done, it's my turn!"
"..."
You could revive anyway.
Why not experience the feeling of jumping off a building?
Jumping down from the bell tower at the highest point.
Their laughter and cheers turned into minced meat.
The people around them watched, completely unafraid.
Because this game world was very well-regulated.
Scenes that were too gruesome would be pixelated.
That only made them even more reckless.
What?
The Ark's technology had clearly developed to the point where VR games—and even consciousness-dive content—were completely commonplace online. Shouldn't they have already tried all this long ago? Why were they still acting like this now?
The answer.
It was because, although this was called a game world, it was actually a truly real world!
Other online games, even with realistic simulations, could reach only around fifty percent at most.
But here!
It could reach 99.99%.
How could that be the same?!
The remaining 0.01% merely preserved some game-like elements, so you would still know that you were playing a game.
Sometimes, when people had too much free time, they could always come up with some bizarre antics. Plenty of them had their vision go black.
Still.
At least they weren't doing anything too excessive.
For example, taking off all their clothes and running around naked like monkeys!
Little Griseo couldn't be bothered to manage them.
"Meow meow meow!"
"Woof!"
"..."
"Roarrr~!"
"Mrow!!"
"..."
To be honest.
What comforted Little Griseo even more was that many people were softhearted, pure, and simple.
Because of their subconscious minds and innate personalities, they had turned into all kinds of animals.
There were almost no Demonic Beasts among them.
Having even one wild beast was already remarkable.
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