Overgeared

[You have suffered catastrophic damage!]

[A legend doesn’t die easily. You can resist all attacks for 5 seconds with a minimum of health.]

“U-Ugh!”

In the collapsed wreckage of the castle, Yura’s head was dizzy as she barely escaped from the pile of rocks. Why was Grid in a place like this? Why did he attack her? Furthermore, she was driven to death with ‘one blow’? She had never imagined this situation. It was difficult to make a reasonable judgment due to the confusion that surged in like a tsunami. Her willpower was scattered. She didn’t know what she was doing, what situation she was in, and what she had to do.

‘No.’ Yura gritted her teeth and regained her composure. Grid didn’t have a reason to visit hell at the present time. The opponent who attacked her couldn’t be Grid.

That’s right.

‘This person isn’t Grid.’

Her confusion was settled. Yura moved through the remnants of the castle. Then she confronted the mysterious person who had driven her to death in a single blow.

“Grid...” Yura’s eyes widened as she confirmed the name of the mysterious person. The name ‘Grid’ was present on top of the person who looked like Grid. However, the golden shining name made him clearly different from Grid. He had the symbol of a named NPC.

“What is this?”

Why did a named NPC version of Grid exist, and why was he located in hell? In the midst of her growing confusion, Yura made several hypotheses.

‘Is it Yatan black magic?’ Were they trying to assassinate her for betraying the church? ‘Perhaps there is a demonkin that can copy people’s appearances...’

In any case, he was an enemy. Yura drank a potion and aimed her gun at Grid’s head.

“Question,” the demonkin who borrowed Grid’s appearance spoke in a voice that also resembled Grid’s, “Are you human? Are you the same creature as Grid?”

“...!” The demonkin’s question was enough to increase Yura’s confusion. ‘Do you know Grid?’

Then demonkin’s questions continued. “Surprise. It is the first time I’ve seen a human here.”

“...”

“Question. Can Grid come here?”

He knew about Grid and was obsessed with Grid? Yura heard the question and asked, “Are you looking for someone called Grid?”

“Answer. That’s right.”

“What is your relationship with him?”

“Answer. There is no relationship.”

“Then why are you looking for him?”

“Answer. I have to kill him.”

“Why?”

for

“You... Who are you?”

“Subtle. Grid?”

as Grid. However, she wasn’t afraid of him because he was strong. This was a more primitive type of fear. The man cocked his head. “Question.

unidentified monster whose ego was incomplete but a bomb that she couldn’t deal with. So,

Swordsmanship, Flower.” Dozens of energy blades reminiscent of a

her health was still in the unit of 10s. She escaped from the ruins without looking back. However, the man in the hall didn’t chase after her. Instead, he returned his rusted sword to

thought about it. He only knew that he had to

***

anymore! Funny, how funny! How are the other rankers so

the eastern end of the Gauss Kingdom—Penan. It was a city that Merchant King Kir had bought for

investment in seven years of game time and turn it into a surplus. Yet it was all wasted now because of Grid. The first large-scale project that would’ve been a stepping stone for profit had failed due to

‘ignorance’ more than

result in a huge profit for him? Why did he

was always like this. Low intelligence caused disgust to form inside him. In short, Grid was a lump of cancer.

promised to support with

Originally, Penan had been one of Earl Taru’s countless cities. The amount of money Kir had given Earl Taru in the process of purchasing Penan was significant. “How much money did I give him? He can’t refuse my

was securing as many troops as possible. He had to expand his business quickly to recover the lost money, but this

a white-haired man

and grabbed Veradin’s hand

one who

was hard to find a safe place to go since they were always chased by players.

and smiled. “Were you hit

he’d gone through and why he had called Immortal. So why

for always putting your best interests first? If you were

Grid unless he was an idiot. That’s why Veradin guessed that Kir had already been hit by Grid. Kir sighed

Why don’t

“The beginning started with...”

ally. So, he explained in detail about what happened to him. However, he

will stay here and help you. Victims should help each other. Otherwise, who will help us?” Veradin gave Kir a satisfactory answer. “We will make this place our base and reserve our strength. Immortal will do our best to carry out your

will also support Immortal by providing items. By the way...

Kir first thought about Immortal. The world message which spoke about Agnus becoming a legend gave Kir hope. He assumed that it would be easier to get revenge on Grid if he had Agnus. However, he couldn’t see Agnus here at all. He was feeling troubled by how Veradin responded like it was nothing, “Isn’t Agnus famous? At this moment, he is freely

about the kill

use of a kill order against him?

“Haha! I see.”

worry. Agnus will arrive after we deal with the

lost Agnus’ trust due to the Reinhardt invasion, so Agnus’ attitude was now very different from the past. He didn’t leave any tasks to Veradin and completely neglected Immortal. However,

we talk about future

all types of commercial areas, regardless of means and methods.

this to defend yourself

isn’t enough. I must take everything away from

It is a great mindset. Okay. Let’s join forces

enough to flatten Grid? We will destroy everything.

two men’s laughter filled the colorfully decorated

Kingdom became, the more people became jealous of them. Thus, Kir and Veradin were confident that they could trample on the

something Grid and Lauel were concerned about. They couldn’t give any room to people who had already become