0 – Prologue
A virtual reality game known for its intensity.
In “Frontier Online,” there exists a tutorial-exclusive character.
“……”
A character that must be briefly encountered in order to create the main character.
Its purpose is simple.
To explain the world of Frontier Online.
“…….”.
Its name is Drakan.
The last survivor of the Dragonkin’s city, Albion.
“…Why.”
Starting from simple daily systems to the emotions of the world, Drakan reveals them to the users through his final day.
Users, with the information they have absorbed in their minds, spend their last moments in Albion alongside Drakan’s body.
A device of sorts to enhance immersion in this world.
For that reason, there are things that do not change in Frontier Online.
The tutorial starts with Drakan, but…
His “true” beginning is completed through death.
“…Why on earth…”
And.
There are oddballs in this world.
Just like me.
The one who only focused on tutorials day and night. Record of main character usage: 1.
I stopped counting how many times I played as Drakan after 1000.
I just enjoyed it continuously. Because I genuinely liked the character of Drakan.
But why is it like this…?
“…Sigh.”
I took a deep breath. I picked up the scattered stones around me.
The maximum synchronization rate in a virtual reality game is 50%. Anything beyond that was not allowed. Hence, the senses were dull, and there were limits to the sensations that could be felt in reality.
But what about now?
In the ruins of a destroyed city, I could feel the sensation of the scattered stone fragments. As I rolled them on my palm, I couldn’t help but think of the reality I wanted to deny.
I am in the ruined city of the dragon race, Albion.
“……”
Tutorial exclusive character.
All combat-related latent abilities are at ‘S’ level…
In the body of the youngest elite warrior, Drakan Runeveil.
MC the kinda guy to spend 10k hours in FFXIV free trial lol.
The way these Korean authors describe playing video games is baffling to me. To spend all your time repeating the tutorial repeatedly just to play one character and not progress in the story, why even buy the game in the 1st place if you’re not even going to truly play it?
Sometimes there are crazy game addicts, who want to finish the game quickly, look for bugs, only play one character, only use the hardest levels or even explore the background of the game world. What is clear is that every one of them is a crazy addict, which cannot be explained by normal people’s common sense. like an otaku who collects useless items at exorbitant prices. explaining people are crazy just gives you a headache