And the player’s influence on the entire storyline, and the variables produced.
As a new era’s full virtual ga, one of the core features of "Stone of Creation" is imrsive experience.
To achieve such an imrsive experience, players must be deeply involved in this world.
Indeed, this is the case in the ga.
The players’ actions and preferences can alter the strength of a faction.
Allied guilds can even save a country from crisis.
The survival of well-known storyline characters depends entirely on the players’ actions.
Whether significant organizations or factions will be destroyed also depends on whether players will take action.
There is even a version of the ga where the main focus is this storyline and gaplay.
It is precisely this sense of imrsion that has kept the ga prosperous and unyielding for a long ti.
Even though nurous virtual gas ca later, none could shake its status.
Because this ga has beco a second life for many players.
Many veteran players have truly integrated into this ga in its later stages, becoming one of its mbers, even leading to many discussions and legal disputes.
Throughout the developnt of the ga, nurous stories of interaction between players and the ga world have been touching.
But if placed in reality.
Kana felt a bit of despair for a mont.
He had been sowhat relaxed before because he knew the subsequent storyline, so crises had been resolved.
However, he forgot a crucial point.
That is the players, in such an imrsive storyline, had a significant role in the developnt of the plot.
Why those events could be resolved, why the world wasn’t destroyed, why the later crises could be suppressed, is because there were players taking action.
Without players, without those thousands upon thousands of players.
There was simply no future.
The destruction of this world seed destined for a mont.
To know that these were the players, in the early versions, the players’ levels were too low, making it hard for them to participate in the whole world’s operation.
Moreover, due to the version’s trend, players were still restricted to activity in certain areas.
Even without players, the developnt of factions in the ga’s storyline and the plot recomndation would only be slightly more difficult.
Ultimately, it would still contribute to the ga’s storyline and conclusion.
But the mid-to-late stages were different.
At that ti, the number of players increased, forming large and small guilds, and their strength was enough to make their actions impact the world.
As a "player" himself, Kana hasn’t thought about what if there were no "players" for the past month.
How would the subsequent storylines proceed?
From the absence of "players," the so-called future story of the entire world long ago beca completely unrecognizable.
The further the storyline develops, the more untrustworthy it becos.
Because it was impossible to reach that point.
In the face of a major crisis, the presence of players is indispensable.
Fearless of death and strong enough.
Where would this world find so much brave fodder?
In so major events, tens of thousands of players die at the drop of a hat.
In so crises of Evil Gods descending, it’s normal for thousands of players to die at the drop of a hat as well.
Without "players," Kana could almost guarantee this world would rapidly slide towards destruction at a great speed.
He suddenly could personally feel that prophecy at the beginning of the ga.
Recalling what will happen later, if there are no players.
Isn’t that despairing darkness?
Isn’t that sothing "Stone of Creation" can solve with a simple wish?
That is the world’s end.
That is a crisis where even demons seeing this world would sneer and refuse to reap souls here.
So... I am in a world destined for destruction.
This is why Kana is standing still at this mont.
Especially the major crises in later versions unless Kana can summon millions of powerful players.
Otherwise, it’s aningless.
Could the "Stone of Creation" summon millions of players for him?
Obviously not.
Therefore, a future of dark destruction seems imminent.
A feeling of despair begins to grow wildly in Kana’s heart.
The spherical puppet floating above controlled the blood, continually attacking the approaching Ghouls surrounding Kana.
"Your Highness! Be careful!"
A shout was heard not far away.
Kana, who was in a daze, ca back to his senses, the rich sll of blood perating the air.
Yes, he was still in battle.
His hair stood on end, sensing danger.
He quickly turned around, crossing two longswords.
A huge wolf claw slapped against the blades.
Kana kicked it away, then reached up and pulled.
Blood ropes hung down from the spherical puppet.
He leaped up, evading the subsequent attacks.
He only now realized that he had been surrounded without knowing when.
Moreover, those surrounding him were all Blood Race soldiers, and looking at their attire, Werewolves included.
Evidently, he was surrounded by an elite squad of Blood Race soldiers.
The Werewolf he had kicked away stood up, took two breaths, and said in a low voice, "Your Highness, please surrender and return with us.
After all, you are an esteed mber of the royal family, you wouldn’t want us to get rough, would you?"
The one who seed to be a Blood Race officer also looked at Kana and said, "Please accompany us back to the Royal Court, we will safely escort you away."
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