Aincrad

After watching for quite a while and seeing no sign of anyone, he finally climbed in from the terrace.

The building Takuya had jumped from was right beside him, and he quickly found the entrance.

The door was tightly shut, obviously locked.

Takuya instinctively reached into his pocket for the access card, only to find nothing. Then he remembered that it was in his wallet.

But he did not panic. This access door could accept a password.

Takuya found the access password in the memories of the body's former owner, pressed a few buttons, and the door opened.

When he reached the elevators, he saw that they were all stationary. Clearly, no one was using them, which was good news for Takuya.

He would not have to worry about running into anyone.

Takuya took the elevator straight to the top floor, then headed up to the rooftop.

There were no lights on the rooftop, but fortunately, the moonlight was bright enough tonight for him to see the path beneath his feet.

Takuya found the spot where the former owner had jumped and spotted a neatly placed wallet and phone on the ground. His eyes lit up.

He picked up the phone and hurriedly logged into the account, preparing to snatch a Sword Art Online game slot.

Strictly speaking, Sword Art Online slots had gone on sale at midnight today. He checked the time on his phone—it was already 4:12 in the morning. They had been on sale for over four hours!

When Takuya checked the official Sword Art Online website, the available slots were listed as insufficient!

Takuya's heart skipped a beat. No way, could I really be this unlucky?

He had more than seven million yen. No matter how much the game cost, it could not possibly exceed that