Instant Death

Yoko is not invincible in this world.

Various constraints are brought from that system than its ability depends on the game system.

One of them is a guard.

Control criminal activity all over the city. It definitely captures crime in places that come into contact with people and appears out of nowhere in front of Yoko.

The guards are not invincible, so even Yoko can defeat them, but the guards become stronger every time they are defeated.

The more criminal acts are repeated, the stronger the guards will become, and eventually they will not be defeated.

Being captured by a guard doesn't mean he's game over, but he's locked up in jail for a certain period of time, during which time his status keeps dropping.

So Yoko behaved as a mediocre adventurer all over the city.

You can do whatever you want, because that doesn't mean your normal life can't be threatened.

So when it came to not being able to do whatever you wanted, that was simply to say that we should do it in a place where there were no guards.

The Chamber, for example.

Think normally. If it's a place where the guards don't come, there's no problem. After occupying the mansion and locking all the entrances and exits, the guards will not be exposed to the crime.

Alternatively, the guards are only in the big city, so even the local villages would be fine. Some guards patrol the streets, but there aren't many, so just be careful and you'll be fine.

And it was also on the ship that there were no guards.

There seems to be some kind of mercenary protecting the ship from external enemies, but the guards protected by the system are not here. The guards belong to the state, so civilian ships are not covered.

So Yoko thought that if you're on a boat, you can do whatever you want without the guards bothering you.

That's why I was hoping we could properly reserve a second class cabin and take away the special cabin. I thought it would be interesting to kill all the people on board and turn them into ghost ships.

But the ambush was hidden.

If you open the doors of the appropriately chosen primary cabin with your picking skills, it was the brave ones who were there.

If I thought it would matter if I were just a brave man, somehow the brave man turned into what should be called a second form.

They wiped out the NPCs they were taking, and they even showed up with a bunch of bugs where they didn't think it was a good idea.

This was also one of Yoko's weaknesses.

The TSS has the ability to capture enemies, but if there are too many enemies, they freeze trying to capture everything.

So Yoko quickly escaped.

Yoko's battle relies on TSS. It would have been done without the art of exchange as it was.

It is also possible to fight without using TSS, but that requires switching heads.

As soon as Yoko escaped, he erased the signs with his covert skills and took a considerable distance as it was before hiding himself in the right room.

Hidden works in a variety of situations, so he's raising his skill level. Finding Yoko, who is seriously hiding, would be a difficult undertaking.

"It's a hassle. I was wondering if I should leave him alone."

Yoko is not a combat freak. I like to defeat enemies, but that's only if you can easily overwhelm them. It's not Yoko's hobby to deal with powerful enemies, work out strategies, and win critical victories.

"Hmm, locking me up somewhere or something? But I don't think I'm going to warp or anything."

Locking up NPC was something Yoko liked and did well.

Pull over to the appropriate chamber to make the room indestructible and block the entrance and exit with indestructible objects.

I liked to see NPC rise to escape somehow and lose his sanity in despair at the end of giving, but whether this means works for that brave man at all.

Anxiety remains in the opponents who use subspace metastases, etc.

"The original purpose is to go to the Ent and burn the Elf village, and this place is fine through... you don't have to defeat it, so why don't you come on?

Just running away and hiding is also an obstacle.

Anyway, Yoko thought about doing something that would be a story.

Wander around in a room where you don't know where anyone is staying to think about specific stories.

Yoko felt uncomfortable.

At first I didn't know what that was, but the answer was found in the mirror.

There was a skinny woman with tiny eyes.

"Huh?"

Seeing a woman who looked too familiar, Yoko solidified.

It was the original figure of Shuyoko, not Shuyosuke as an avatar.

"What do you mean..."

"Uh, I was hoping it would be a little more dramatic."

When I was stunned, I heard voices coming from behind me.

Turn around, two girls with the same face stood. Unlike their miserable selves, they are really adorable looking girls.

"It's Marna!

"It's Lilna!

"You two go together! It's Marnalilna! Yes!

The two moved with breath, slapping each other in the hand.

"hey... what the heck you guys..."

"It's God!

"I'm getting screwed!

"I came to surprise you before I realized it myself. Yikes!

"Actually, this is the world in the game"

"It's not!

"What a different world!

"Yoko is dead in the original world!

"What?"

The two of us were freshly alternated, Yoko confused.

I didn't immediately understand what they were saying.

"In an experiment with full sensory pseudo-reproduction, he was hit by a needle in the head and flushed with current."

"I've got a brain bucket!

"But if you think it's a game, it looks interesting."

"Well, if you decide to do it, it's gonna be funny."

"Prepare your body over here, pull your soul in"

"I've tried to give you a game-like ability!

Yoko wanted to make an attack on these two and did a gesture displaying the system window.

Nothing was displayed.

"Right now. Ability to disable. Ability to disable."

"Yoko's abilities are implemented as a skill in the system called Battlesong."

"When you use powerful deactivation capabilities, you can't do anything!

No matter how many times I repeated the gesture, the window did not appear.

The TSS won't activate, and I can't use magic.

I couldn't change my game settings or check my status.

But Yoko still couldn't believe what they were saying was true.

There's no way they can believe that there are monsters living in different worlds that don't exist in real life and that magical strange powers can be used.

How more convincing it would be to be explained that everything is a game than that.

The current situation can also be interpreted as rendering the command unusable due to problems on the system.

These two were people on the development side, revealed to explain this situation.

The earlier explanation is a bit of a joke, and it is also believed that a real explanation will be given from now on.

"You know what? Think in common sense, you think it's possible to make a real game so far?

"So, but! Unpublished advanced technology! Military technology is making progress in isolation from the public!

"No, did you hear that and believe it? Didn't you think I couldn't?

I thought it was thin.

But when I started playing and the system window appeared, I was convinced this was a game.

"From the point of view of the difficulty of realization, rather than building everything with VR (virtual reality)"

"It's easier to apply AR in different worlds."

"Well, most of this world's aliens are moving on battle songs."

"Because I originally employ a game-like system"

"It was easy to make mistakes!

"Hey, how do you know it's a game to the gods of the other world? That's crazy, isn't it? After all, you're on the development side!

"Well, I don't know much about the game."

"Take a peek into the other worlds and see what civilization and what entertainment is popular."

"Wow, it's not weird that I'm dead!? Because I'm not alive right now!

"There you go."

"Because it's God."

As soon as Marna and Lilna emitted the rear light, Yoko knelt on the spot.

What Yoko felt was a primitive fear.

Emotions rooted in nature and instincts that creep up when you see something too huge.

That didn't allow Yoko to stand.

And I had no choice but to believe irresistibly that this world was not a game.

As much as I brought Yoko back to life and into this world, I truly understood that it was possible to become this being.

"So. Yoko killed her before."

"It's not NPC."

"Born and raised in this world"

"If you feel pain, you'll lose your stomach"

"Make love, marry, have children"

"They're just normal people who lived."

That said, I didn't feel guilty right away.

The production of death, playfully portrayed by cruel expression filters, was depicted as communally as possible.

When they say it's a man's death, it doesn't make any sense.

"... so... what should I do..."

"Huh?"

"Huh?"

Yoko became a god-named being, as she prayed, but what returned was a careless twinkle.

"Especially not what?

"I was just wondering what you'd look like if you got rattled."

"I meant the unexpected truth, but the reaction was subtle."

"Then that's what I'm talking about!

"Yes, yes. Because the situation is temporary."

"Ability Deactivation Ability People Stop Ability"

"If you go outside the range of effects, you'll enjoy it like a game again!

"Bye!

That being said, the two Marnalilna disappeared from the spot lightly.

Yoko remained on her knees.

I can't swallow the information given well and I don't even know how to sort it out.

That's how I was just blurry, and something came to me with a different feeling.

Yoko's body was transformed into a skinny but supple, forged man's body.

My body was filled with strength, as if my sense of unreliability had been a lie until earlier.

When I drew the gesture at my fingertips, the system window appeared in my vision.

It seemed like strength had returned.

"Damn! What was that, that one!

But I can't be alarmed at all if my strength returns.

Ability to disable.

Whoever was using it was on this ship.

Did that capable person go somewhere or did he just stop using his abilities?

I can't help but be anxious not to check.

"In the meantime, would you like to call your companion?"

Call your people from the system.

Then the three maids who had kept me waiting in my room arrived right away.

If you make the call, you will come to Yoko wherever you are.

"You guys know how to fight."

"Well, it's Battle-Made."

If your abilities are to be deactivated, you rely on your vegan fighting power.

Since it is a subordinate relationship due to employment with them, I thought that there would be no problem if Yoko's abilities were invalidated.

- I just doubt my figure will work even if it goes back to normal.

"All right. Then we'll explore the ship now and finish off the capable"

It was second to none now, such as about the brave.

"Who is the Capable One?

"I don't know. Kill a dude who looks like it appropriately. That attack may change my appearance, but don't worry. Kill him and he'll be back."

"Yes, sir."

I took the maid and left the room. Outside, it was somewhat noisy.

A little fat man rushes away.

Yoko activated the TSS and unleashed the magic of the ice needle.

The man became a light and disappeared leaving behind clothes that looked fancy.

Yoko was sneezing. Somehow, I was upset by the way the man ran.

Now, there is no reflection or regret.

This world is a game for Yoko. I had to assume that, but there was no way to live.

"I was going to do that originally. We're gonna kill whoever we meet from one end to the other!

If we kill them all, we will eventually reach the deactivation capability. Yoko, who thinks so, was becoming short-circuited.

"Yes, sir."

The maids respond well and rush over to the boy who just came around the corner.

And then he fell and stopped moving.

"What are you doing, you guys"

Why, where there's nothing like that, I don't know what it means to be able to turn.

"That's the face I saw somewhere. Oh, who said anything about the game"

Yoko remembered that he was a boy who had spoken only a little before boarding the ship.

But with that degree of involvement, I don't have enough emotion to miss it.

I decided to kill him from one end.

Then I'll just kill you.

Yoko activated TSS.

"Was this man a pirate?

The night fog tilted his neck, pointing to kill from a human who was supposed to be almost irrelevant.