PrincesAuntum

Miura Kenzi, an 18 years old boy, with a pair of eyes that shines brilliantly like the moon, liked video games so much that he neglected his life in the real world. He is a freshman of a famous university. Thus, Miura becomes the least known college student because of his addiction.
Yuki Kagami, a talented and charming 17 years old girl, is the most popular girl in her college. She is in love with Mashimo Kagawa, and is currently in a romantic relationship with him. During her relationship with him, she learned a thing or two about video games.
In a virtual world, titled, The Last Wolf, there has been a system breaching during its peak hours. A mysterious hacker disrupts the system and removes the players’, who are wearing a device called ‘net’, the ability to log out of the game. They have no choice but to beat the game and be the ruler or to be logged in forever. If the players died five times, they would also be dead in real life.
It also applies to Miura Kenzi and Yuki Kagami, who are also trapped in the game. They attempted to form the greatest guild in The Last Wolf and made it their mission to beat the game as fast as they could so that everyone can log out safely and return to their real life. Will they be able to beat the game? Or will they reside eternally in the virtual world that they liked so much?
But, there is a catch. One of them is the hacker that has infiltrated into the game. He disguised himself to make sure that the system could not find who is the culprit behind this.

THE LAST WOLF LORD IN THE REALM OF ARES

"this is the problem and i will clarify everything. So I'm sorry if later you are on the bench, instead of you being busy playing but your game continues and makes the team not progress, then what's the point? You will never know your mistake at all. so I think you have to give up, you have to say who is the best here and who has to fight to the death here. Everything is not wrong at all, everything is completely unimaginable even until whenever. a thing that had never been thought of even then, a thing that would just be a useless waste of time."


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