MoonlightBomber

Experience a classic JRPG-style adventure like no other, 20 years in the making!

Benoit Valmonte, a young Seattleite hoping to make it big in the game industry, purchases a game he has never seen nor heard of before.
And once he plays “The Legend of Daig'digaia”, the game in question, he is sucked into another world – specifically, the world of the game itself.
His mission is simple: Find fifty adventurers who are coincidentally his classmates, and fight the ultimate threat alongside them.
And thus, he can go home safely.

But there's more to this mission that he must find out for himself...

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The Daig'digaia Saga: Fifty Adventurers Come Together!

Many of those who contributed to the campaign funds are PACs (political action committees), which are tax-exempt organizations that pool various contributions and centralize them to campaigns affiliated with certain candidates.

Jig, Anise, and Jamila all look at the raw data and just drop their jaws at the highest spender.

Not because they all know who is the highest spender, but the amount that was spent itself.

The highest spender is a PAC by the name of Supporters of Ferdinando Jose Shimokawa.

In terms of money, 13,323,444 double pesos were spent by the PAC.

But in terms of ads that were pumped out, online or offline, the PAC contributed just 133.

The second-highest spender, meanwhile, was another PAC by the name of Friends of Corey Fiedel Glorio Mitsumaruyama.

The PAC spent just 12,090,333 double pesos; but in terms of ads, it pumped out the most, clocking in at 1,044 ads throughout the campaign period.

Side Story 5-4: Life at Jaxton School, Part 4