After that, nearly another week passed.
A week later, Asuna had finally recovered enough to be healthy again. Although she had been warned not to engage in overly strenuous exercise, she could at least move around freely.
So Asuna was officially discharged from the hospital and returned home.
During this period, the country also implemented several measures for the victims of the SAO and ALO incidents.
The measures were simple: introducing jobs to unemployed players or providing loans to support players who wanted to start businesses, allowing them to reintegrate into society.
As for the students, just as Kikuoka Seijiro had mentioned to Luo Zhen before, the country would establish a temporary school for them. As long as they studied there, they could obtain recognized qualifications and graduation certificates as normal.
Of course, as Luo Zhen had said before, the country would conduct a certain degree of surveillance and management over the players who had come out of SAO, to prevent them from causing trouble in society.
In SAO, because of all kinds of conflicting interests, players had often targeted and even killed one another. Among the thousands who had survived, quite a few had harmed others for their own benefit. Some were even orange players or red players. Whether these people, who had grown accustomed to harming and killing others in SAO, would cause problems after returning to normal society remained unknown.
If the incidents in SAO had not been so impossible to investigate, the country certainly would not have minded arresting all those who had harmed others and giving them the punishment they deserved.
But in a death game, whether actions taken for self-preservation and self-defense could truly be punished by law was also a difficult question.
For various reasons, coupled with the fact that laws and regulations