During that meeting, no one felt that their future days would change significantly.
The game was still the same, just that perhaps they needed to switch accounts.
Everyone ate, drank, and laughed together, imagining whether the upcoming cosmic chapter of the game would be more intense and interesting.
Later, they went to sing at KTV, joined the buzz at a bar, and then returned to their respective homes.
Within those three days, they also heard about the game launched by the newly appointed federal governor being particularly popular.
After all, it was the government encouraging everyone to play games, its influence was certainly remarkable.
The game was called "Thunderbolt," a pure aerial combat shooting game.
Players needed to control a fighter and continuously deal with an endless stream of enemies.
Occasionally, they'd encounter special enemy planes that, once defeated, provided parts to enhance their own fighter.
