In the year 2026, the world is still ordinary— busy streets, buzzing phones and people living usual day to day routines. But everything change when Apple Inc. released Apple V.R. Capsule Five years ago, a sleek V.R machine that can dive you in digital life with unprecedented immersive gaming. News outlets explode, social media erupts and Apple stores form long lines overnight. The whole planet is instantly captivated.
The Apple Capsule becomes the most talked about invention of the decade. At first glance, it seems simple—a sleek, bed-like pod paired with a thin neural helmet that rests gently over the user's head. But once inside, the capsule initiates a controlled full-dive shutting down physical sensations and sending the mind into a perfectly immersive virtual space. People can watch movies, talk with friends, study or even work—but above all, they can play games.
Three years ago, Bandai Namco Inc. made a miraculous comeback by collaborating with Meta Platflorms Inc. and Apple Inc. Together, they launched a V. R. game inside the apple capsule named, The Anker World a full-dive MMORPG that blended classic fantasy adventure with modern systems designed as a living world where every action mattered.
The game spread globally like wildfire, a vast open continent, thousands of quests branching like rivers, villages and kingdoms that grow with players progress, dungeons that shift with every raid, monsters that learn and evolves, and a marketplace where every crafted item, every gathered material, every treasure earned and found can be traded with real money.
For some, it became entertainment.
For others, a career.
For Many, the only way to change their lives.
In this society, The Anker World is no longer just a game— it is an economy, a culture, a battlefield, a new frontier where legends are built from nothing. But even in a world obsessed with heroes and prodigies, not every player begins with ambition.
Aruto Nanashi, 20 years old, is an engineering student studying far from home. He lives in a small dorm and works multiple part-time jobs just to cover tuition and living expenses. Unlike most players, he does not seek fame, power, or recognition in the game.
He has always been a gamer. In his childhood, long before virtual reality became widespread, he spent countless hours on PC, handheld consoles, and mobile games. He excelled in every game he played, often ranking at the top of the leaderboards. His skill was nearly enough to take him to professional leagues, but age restrictions prevented him from pursuing it seriously.
Those days are behind him now. Study, work, and responsibility leave little time for gaming or enjoyment, and yet the memory of those achievements still lingers—a reminder of the freedom, excitement, and mastery he once felt.
Soon, that longing for the thrill of gaming will lead him to something new, a world that promises adventure and opportunity, and will challenge everything he has come to accept as his reality. The Anker World with its vast forests, villages, and ever-changing dungeons—he finds himself part of something bigger than just a game. There are hidden systems, global event, old quests waiting to be discovered, and mysteries that even the top leaderboard players havent discovered yet.
A quiet college student is about to step into the first wave of a storm that will change both the game and his life.