The World-Class Extra’s Walkthrough - Chapter 104

Episode 104

: Test of Death

I couldn’t help but be taken aback.

‘Eve ever seen Ha’el?’

…That can’t be possible, right?

This elf girl had only just seen the light of day after being imprisoned in Legion Commander Palamir’s slave camp.

‘So there’s no way these two people will ever meet…’

At that very moment, a thought crossed my mind.

“ah!”

It was a very basic thing, but I forgot about it for a while.

‘That’s right, Eve was originally a member of the 1st Corps assassination team and was carrying out a power scenario, right?’

In that case, he may have received a quest from Corps Commander Palamir and performed missions related to Hael directly.

‘Okay, that’s good.’

I nodded to myself.

‘Then I might be able to get information about Hael from Eve.’

Of course, for now, Erek Kaid should not be suspected.

Let’s end this head-scratching.

I cleared my throat and waved my hand.

“Ah, this friend is a half-elf named ‘Hael’, and I came with him for a while to get help. don’t mind.”

“okay? But where do you think I saw your friend? Hey, where did we see this? “Right?”

…Did this idiot put it in his inventory?

“Well, since Aurax is so small, we probably had to come and go and meet each other. “What does it matter?”

“Aha, is that so? “I think Aurax is too wide for that.”

“Uh-huh! No matter how wide this world is, how can you not know that you are just a pale blue dot in this infinite universe? “You foolish sentient being!”

“What do you mean by that?”

“Yes, it’s a passage from a book I like.”

After ending the feast without saying anything, I looked back at the old man and the uncle, putting on as calm a face as possible.

“Could you two please leave for a moment? “We have something to talk about.”

Then Deacon Lafer quietly lowered his head and disappeared.

However, Vice President Kaid’s condition was somehow unusual.

I told him to leave quickly, but he didn’t even leave.

“….”

He was staring at me with a strangely meaningful expression.

‘Why is this old man like this?’

At that time, I was very nervous, wondering if I had noticed something.

“The pale blue dot of space!”

The archmage was nodding his head with eyes that suddenly gained great enlightenment.

“That’s a very nice thing to say. It was a great lesson for this old man too. “Thank you, prince.”

“…yes?”

“I’ve been frustrated because I haven’t made any progress in studying this magic for a long time! I think I finally got a clue. “Hehehe!”

what?

I was in a state where I had no idea what was going on, but Erek Kaid just smiled and left.

“I really don’t know why they’re doing that.”

anyway.

I finally got to have a private meeting with Eve.

“…Now sit down.”

The guy opened his mouth and offered me a seat.

“I’m leaving for the Duchy of Wyler tomorrow. “I plan to run for the position of Grand Duke as you recommended.”

“Oh, I shouldn’t have to help with that either, right? “You’re at war with the Therians and you’re asking me for help?”

“…I’d rather kill you then.”

“I’m kidding. Take care of yourself.”

Then Eve smiled.

However, when he brought up the next story, his eyes couldn’t help but become very complex.

“Gilroshan Now we really may never meet again. So, here I will tell you everything I know.”

“…!”

“Concentrate and listen carefully.”

Senis, who jumped out from Eve’s shadow, took charge of Hael for a while and took her out…

“It was three years ago.”

The genius little princess’s eyes began to trace memories.

* * *

The most important criterion for distinguishing between NPCs and player characters.

The question was, ‘Who is moving the character?’

So, to put it very simply, we could say that all characters not used by the player are NPCs.

By these standards, ‘Eve Rottweiler’ was clearly an NPC.

He was a person who had no awareness that he was a player in this world.

“That was the case until three years ago.”

It was definitely like that… but

the situation changed after experiencing the ‘Grand Duke’s Succession’ event that occurred in the Duchy of Wyler three years ago.

“Then I realized my past life. “A past life where I was a player in this game called ‘The World God Has Left’.”

There I had no choice but to brake.

“for a moment. What did you just say? A world where God ‘left’? Isn’t this an ‘abandoned’ world?”

I thought maybe I just made a mistake with my words.

Eve nodded resolutely.

“huh. It’s the ‘left’ world. “Maybe I’ve told you this before?”

Oh, I remember.

“This world is not exactly the same as the game in your world. “Of course, it’s the same in my case.”

“….”

But the more surprising story came next.

The game Eve played, < New World >, was a ‘table card game’.

“So, it was a TRPG?”

Not a computer game?

“…the one where everyone sits together at a table, boasting of their brilliant wit, and gnawing away with paper and pen?”

“hmm? I guess there is a similar method in your world, right? But we just called it ‘meta game.’”

But when I heard it explained, it was a table game on a completely different level.

‘If I draw a quest card one by one, will a feature sprout from the table?’

‘If you equip a fate card, a graphic skin will be applied directly to the player’s face?’

‘Can you change the pen you are holding into a holographic sword and directly break the opposing player’s pot?’

Wow, what is augmented reality?

It was said that the game used ‘magical engineering technology’ that far exceeds the technology of modern Earth.

It was literally a game from a completely different world.

So I couldn’t help but ask a question here.

“Hey, then what is the name of your world? “I come from Earth.”

“Um, I lived in ‘Ar.’”

Eve responded with a faint smile.

“In my past life, I was just a kid who loved this game. “I didn’t live very long because I had a chronic illness.”

Then one more thing.

“…was she a woman?”

Eve frowned slightly at my question.

“Yes, it was a woman. “My name in my past life was ‘Avelyn’… but does it matter?”

“Yeah, I’m sorry, but it’s a bit important.”

“why?”

“That’s how it is on this floor.”

“…?”

I left the confused expression alone and put the information together in my head.

So…

first of all, I am a player who has been possessed by the Third Prince Gilroshan.

‘Are you saying that he is a player who was reincarnated by Princess Eve?’

Suddenly, I got goosebumps.

This was because it meant that there would be nothing strange even if there were other players besides us.

‘Either God has left, abandoned or abandoned.’

…Whether it’s possession, reincarnation, or awakening!

One way or another, another gamer might pop out and attack me.

At that moment, Eve smiled.

“I know what you’re thinking. “You’re thinking there might be another player right now, right?”

It seems like he read my eyes.

“And you thought they might become enemies?”

“…Because that’s reasonable.”

“That’s right, I also thought there was a high possibility that other players would become enemies. “That’s why I was wary of you.”

Oh, it was like that too.

And Eve added:

“Actually, it wasn’t just me or you. ‘That person’ was like that too.”

I blinked blankly.

“huh? “That person?”

Then Eve smoothed her fingers and sighed.

“Another player I met said the same thing.”

“…!”

“He was extremely wary of me when he first met me. “Just like when I met you.”

I was startled and stood up halfway from my seat.

“Are there really other players besides us? uh where? “Does he know why we fell here?”

“Calm down Gilroshan. “Don’t get excited.”

Eve’s voice calmed down.

I felt ominous there.

“That person died a long time ago.”

…Dead?

“why? why?”

“While completing a dangerous scenario quest. I tried to stop him, but it was no use. “Is this something that must be done?”

I had no choice but to keep my mouth shut.

Eve was speaking very calmly, but there was a great sense of loss in her voice.

That made perfect sense to me.

After falling into this world…

I felt a vague intimacy with this guy simply because we were in a similar situation.

Of course, I was wary, but it was clearly basically a favor.

‘I felt like a comrade who fell into this vast world together…’

But this guy lost that comrade.

“…so.”

I asked a question, pressing down on something rising inside me.

“Who was that player? “Isn’t that person probably once an NPC I knew?”

But surprisingly, Eve shook her head.

“No, you wouldn’t know either. “That person was just a young tribe member of the Beast Clan camp, but they said he awakened as a player during the war.”

“what? “What was his name?”

“Sarkas.”

It was definitely a name I had never heard before.

So I had no choice but to come to a horrifying conclusion.

“…So the probability of the player appearing is everywhere?”

But then Eve took out something and held it out to me.

And he said this.

“You are the last player.”

I frowned at those words.

I’m the last player?

“How do you know that?”

Did you at least eat the EX-level fortune teller card?

“It’s not nonsense.”

Saying that, Eve put down what she was holding on the table.

“Now take this. Then you will know that what I say is not a lie.”

“…?”

What is this?

What Eve left on the table was a heavy book.

A silver book with very elaborate decorations on the cover and spine.

‘what? What does it feel like….’

I was feeling some kind of fear from that book.

It was definitely beautiful, but it felt like it didn’t fit in with this world and it wasn’t easy to put our hands on it.

‘What on earth is this book?’

I didn’t want to touch it, but Eve’s heavy eyes were pouring down my face.

So, at that moment, I had no choice but to hold on to the bookshelf.

Unfamiliar information came to mind.

“…?”

As I looked through it, I couldn’t help but widen my eyes.

“Hey, what is this? “What did you write?”

“Has your eyesight suddenly worsened? “Can’t you see the letters clearly?”

“That’s not it! What did you give me? “What the hell is this, man!”

But Eve did not respond differently.

Instead, he was holding out another object to me.

“It’s nothing special, it’s a guaranteed draw ticket for a class A card. Now, you write it.”

…A grade fate card confirmation ticket.

Under normal circumstances, it would of course have been seen as an incredibly valuable item.

But now it wasn’t a big deal.

Compared to this book, even the EX-class Destiny Card guaranteed draw ticket was nothing.

< Destiny Codex >

[Unidentified Item] Also known as ‘Book of Destiny’. It contains the history and future of the power that brought ‘you’ here using the tangled dimensional rift…

I was able to intuit it while watching the long explanation.

This book that Eve gave me was something that contained the secrets of this world that called us.

“Open it. It will be interesting.”

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