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Someone posted that the Suitcase Man had been seen in both District 009 and District 004. His appearance was unchanged, but he was injured.

As a notorious Super Player, many people refused to believe the Suitcase Man would be traveling between different game districts while wounded. But soon someone added another detail: he had been seen fighting the Paper Puppeteer. It seemed both sides had been hurt, though no one knew what had started the fight.

Many players were interested in the news and began asking where it had happened.

"Fights between Super Players are usually huge spectacles. If they don't destroy a city or two, you can hardly call it a fight," someone replied below. "But the Suitcase Man is different. He's got an instance in his hands, so he can fight inside it. Few people who enter his instance make it out alive. I'd guess only players of the same level could manage it."

"Isn't the Suitcase Man a Wanted Criminal? Can a Wanted Criminal own an instance?" someone else asked.

"I don't know about that, but look at the people who own instances. How many of them haven't killed or burned anything down? The game hasn't openly said it supports these people, but could those underground industries really operate without the game turning a blind eye?"

"Do the people above think everyone in the Game Government is a saint? Never mind letting Wanted Criminals own instances—some even become Gray Players and work for the Game Government. There are Wanted Criminals who run chain stores, too. You just need to switch Wormhole Points. Otherwise, get a Temporary Pass."

"Where can you get a Temporary Pass?"

"Keep dreaming. Whether you can get a Temporary Pass is all down to luck. Even A-class players aren't guaranteed one."

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