Chapter 3
by 
DesertedSahara
Does John play the game right as he gets home?
What do you think?
WELCOME TO EVEREST ONLINE
In a classical fantasy world torn apart by demons and monsters that come from cracks in the sky and pits in the earth, humankind has huddled together in city-states on dwarven mountains, called Everests, to survive. In their time of need, your city has been granted a hero from another world – that's you! – to save them._But how you act is up to you. So what will you do? Will you fight the hordes and reclaim the earth for your kind? Will you simply settle down and find a patch of land to grow a family of your own? Or will you find some pretty young monsters to tie up and fuck until your dying days? The world is your own – just take it!
STATS:
- Strength: 10
- Intellect: 10
- Agility: 10
- Wisdom: 10
TITLES:
ABILITIES:
Weak Cold Resistance (Rank 1)
_"Well... that was a weird way to open a VRPG" _you thought to yourself, as you read the scrolling text in front of him, telling you the game lore. But you were distracted – the view was breathtaking.
You were standing at the end of a wooden deck from a mountain hut, with a warm fire behind him and the cool air in front. And you could feel, see, smell, and taste _everything _going on around you.
VRMs are stunning.
After inspecting your stats and titles – all incredibly standard, with the added benefit that you seemed to have already unlocked weak cold resistance – you turn around to explore the building behind him. You quickly worked out this was a bar, and, checking your pockets, found a few silver coins.
Walking to the bar, you spoke to the barmaid: "Can I get a drink?" you ask, locking eyes and getting her attention. The barmaid said nothing back, but looked at you with a furrowed brow.
What's her problem?
After a few seconds of awkward silence, you have an idea, and flash the silver at the barmaid instead. You have no idea how much that silver coin was worth, buther face turned to understanding. She pointed instead up a set of stairs behind her, and guessing from the context, you went up the stairs to find your drink.