Ron_Azure

More than a hundred years after Earth was devastated by a nuclear war, the survivors finally began to adapt. Many Sanctuaries were built, and the technological developments let them live civilized lives again.

Some of them migrated to the Moon or to Mars to avoid the nuclear pollution ravaging the Earth, but many more chose to stay on the now ruined planet they called home.

In 131 A.R., a groundbreaking game startled humanity. A VR game launched by the Human Union changed the fragmented society.

Alex, a former gambler, was gifted free game capsules by the government with no explanation. Together with his family, they started their journey in this new world filled with magic and adventure.

They never could have imagined that the game was more than just a means for entertainment. It would decide their fate and the fate of every human-beings as well.

Desolate World

Jordan then touched his left chest. He indeed felt heartbeats. He then asked himself if the other undead had heartbeats.

For skeletons it was obvious. Their bodies were only composed of bones, so they didn't have a heart.

For zombies, all of their flesh and organs were rotten. So, it was impossible for their hearts to be functional.

Then the ghosts. They didn't have physical bodies. So this question was irrelevant for them.

Now, the vampires. He was not sure. They looked like other living humanoids. So, maybe they had heartbeats? He wasn't sure.

Jordan then said, "I think other undead besides my race and vampires have no heartbeats.

Ace shook his head. He then said, "I have fought with vampires. They didn't have heartbeats. Actually, one of the definite characteristics of transforming people who haven't become vampires is they still have heartbeats. Well, if you don't check directly on their information.

Doing the Devil's Work