Overgeared

[(Breaking) The reality of hell is revealed.]

[Hell isn'™t the original hell?]

[A world where the dead can'™t get rest... Satisfy'™s desperate worldview.]

[Is it okay for a game for all ages to be like this? The Korean Broadcasting and Communications Commission, which has criticized Satisfy'™s high degree of freedom in the past, has criticized the Game Rating Committee. '˜It should be noted that we have an obligation to protect the young people of South Korea from games depicting violence, sensationalism and depression.'™]

[Discussing the rating change... the Game Rating Committee has kneeled down to the onslaught of the Ministry of Education and the Korean Broadcasting and Communications Commission?]

[Public opinion is boiling over due to the action. Is this the 21st century? There is criticism wondering how long we are going to adhere to Confucianism. We will also be mocked abroad.]

['™Satisfy'™s worldview suggests a hero'™s path to players.'™ The domestic and foreign game critics who disagree with the Korean Broadcasting and Communications Commission.]

The last 10 days had been the busiest days of Huroi'™s life. He crossed the continent on a wyvern, preaching the truth of hell, while also actively participating in offline activities. He struggled to convince both NPCs and players.

In the process, the Yatan Church was surprisingly helpful. The Dominion and Judar Churches denied the truth, but the Yatan Church agreed that Huroi'™s words were correct. It seemed to be the first time they knew this truth, but they decided to actively use this opportunity to form a religion that ultimately aimed at the descent of God Yatan.

Instead, their strength was weakened significantly in the process. It was due to the fundamental question about why they should serve the church if Yatan wasn'™t truly evil. Nearly half of the Yatan Servants turned their backs to the religion and a considerable number of followers left with them.

The Yatan Church actually became led by players and this was great news for the Overgeared Kingdom. Players couldn'™t ignore the influence of the Overgeared Kingdom. Unbelievably, the Yatan Church became an ally of the Overgeared Kingdom.

At the Overgeared Castle, Reinhardt...

'œYou'™re suffered a lot,' Lauel greeted Huroi warmly. As the media'™s response from each country showed, the reality of hell that was revealed by Grid was being accepted as an established fact. It was proof that people trusted Grd, but additionally, Huroi'™s performance was great.

Hell, which they thought was a den of evil, was actually a world made for the dead. Common sense was overturned. If it wasn'™t for Huroi'™s eloquent speech, many people wouldn'™t have believed it no matter how much evidence was presented. Lauel was very pleased and excited that there was a competent spokesman like Huroi.

'œIs there anything that made me suffer? It was all done by His Liege. More than that, the war is truly over.'

A smile spread on Huroi'™s face as he shifted his gaze outside the window. Reinhardt was energetic thanks to the soldiers who returned from the war. The faces of those who reunited with their parents after life or death, held their pets, or played on the streets were all bright. The pubs, restaurants, and various places in the city were crowded with customers who came in groups with friends or family. It was a scene that everyone worked together to protect.

It wasn'™t just the Overgeared Guild and Overgeared Kingdom. It was all the allied nations, including the empire and Valhalla. Additionally, there were the wanderers who didn'™t belong anywhere and the wicked who caused incidents. This was the present that most people worked together to protect.

However, it wasn'™t over yet. Now they had to fight for the future.

'œ......' Huroi'™s expression stiffened. Far away, outside the outer castle'”his vision was filled with the procession that was lined up and heading toward the site where the mountain was located. 'œAre they all perhaps...'

'œYes, they are the bereaved families of the dead. It is fortunate that there are more places to build a national cemetery due to Braham'™s destruction of the mountain.'

'œWasn'™t it said that there were more than 50,000 people killed?'

'œIt is really less damage compared to other nations.'

In the case of the Saharan Empire, the number of dead people was in the tens of millions. It started with the appearance of the demonic humans before the start of the Great Human and Demon War. Then the capital Titan became the stage of the war. It was natural for there to be a great deal of damage. According to statistics, once all the civilian casualties were counted, the number of deaths would exceed one hundred million.

Huroi was in a trance. The scene of the battlefield with the smell of blood and gunpowder was drawn in his head. The facial expressions and cries of the soldiers fighting together were vivid in his mind. He didn'™t dare to count the number of soldiers he couldn'™t protect. He felt guilty as their sacrifice was given a sense of realism. It was an emotion that Lauel couldn'™t feel since he never participated directly in the battlefield.

is hard for them to stand alone. Considering the public sentiment toward King Grid,

for my

'œYes, please say it.'

behind why My Liege didn'™t actively intervene

question that caught him off guard. Fright passed through Huroi'™s eyes. He inwardly hoped that

was little reason for Grid to participate in this war. First of all, the overall situation was favorable without Grid. Secondly, Grid'™s involvement would rob the players and soldiers of growth opportunities. Thirdly, Grid'™s blacksmithing ability was excellent for rear support. He was helpful enough for their allies

for Grid to go directly to the battlefield unless a special enemy like Baal'™s ego fragment appeared. There was nothing wrong with this. It made sense. Grid agreed and entrusted the war to

he regarded the Great Human and Demon War as an opportunity. It was an opportunity to weaken and absorb the empire. Of course, he didn'™t explicitly reveal his inner thoughts. It was clear that Grid

someone like you is necessary.' Huroi struggled against the urge to vomit. He affirmed Lauel'™s trick without criticizing it. His expression was dark.

'œA group of

Guild was a very unusual organization. There was no villain. None of them showed ambition. It wasn'™t an exaggeration to say that they were like

'˜Thus, even more'”'™

need to

said goodbye to Huroi with a bittersweet expression. The bloody tears that flowed after detecting his facial expression proved the skin maker'™s

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wash away the dirt

good when I saw the

died without even leaving a body. No, Pon approached Regas, who was watching the procession of bereaved families seeking the return of their family members who would

is comforting to see people in their 70s and 80s still alive

who came back after logging out temporarily, seemed to smell of cigarettes. Of course, it

'œIn fact, those who are only 66 might'™ve aged because of

that too rude to smokers?

are harmful and useless.

just smoked. It was around eight years ago. He tried to quit smoking when he found out that a virtual reality game was being released. He didn'™t want to waste time going

the NPCs. Every time he fought a big battle and checked the casualties, he needed a method to alleviate his depressed emotions. Still, he endured it somehow until

of the Great Human and Demon War. Pon eventually couldn'™t stand it and bit a

for those who died, but... I think

war. This

I need

Are you worried that I will blame Grid? Don'™t worry. No matter what happens in the future, I won'™t hate

will be the

due to individual greed. There must be some work or Lauel would have convinced him well. Perhaps Grid himself wanted people

was present on the battlefield, the number of the dead might be several or dozens of times less than it was now, but the future of those who survived probably wouldn'™t have been as bright.The reality of hell was known and people were losing their faith in Rebecca. In the future, there

who hadn'™t grown up properly handle this world? Of course not. It was cruel to those who died, but their sacrifices were necessary for the future. In the first place, it was an error to rely solely on Grid for every crisis. It was normal for colleagues to rely on

you going

while hugging the rain-soaked tombstones'”Regas barely looked

service

enjoy the right of reincarnation and repeat my new life, so that I can reunite with

out various training methods. For example, he often showed inefficient behavior like standing under a waterfall for

concentration, reflex nerves, etc. Persistence was

always wondered how fast Regas'™ growth would be if his concentration was

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it was a quest accompanied by all-time

Huroi'™s mouth and succeeded in spreading the truth to the world without much effort. The reward for progressing 20% in the