The God's Games

To figure this out, Professor Ahn and his team took apart most of the game pod, removing all the unimportant parts.

When they turned it back on, they saw a bright blue light shining from inside the game pod.

The light seemed almost hypnotic, like it could make a person completely absorbed, nearly forgetting themselves.

Luckily, they snapped out of it quickly.

After studying it, they found that this light seemed to be the key that allowed players to enter the holographic world.

But sadly, it was just a beam of light, and they still couldn't figure out how to read this part separately from the machine.

Professor Ahn even thought that if they could extract this part, they might uncover the secret of the holographic game.

It took Professor Park, whose hair was white, a long time to bring Professor Ahn back to his senses.

Professor Park asked, "Professor Ahn, what are you thinking about?"

Professor Ahn blurted out, "I'm thinking, is it possible that the world of eorera is a real world?"

Professor Park, with great interest, asked, "Professor Ahn, why do you think that?"

Surprisingly, Professor Park didn't argue against his idea.

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Professor Ahn got excited and began explaining while waving his hands around, "Look, if we ignore the concept of a holographic game for a moment, what would you think if there was a place that felt super real?"

Professor Park followed his line of thought, saying, "So, this is actually a real world?"

Professor Ahn nodded his head eagerly.

But then Professor Park added, "But your theory only works if there really is such a world. On Earth, there's no place with demons and magic."

Professor Ahn didn't mind the challenge and answered, "Not on Earth, but what about in another universe, or another time and space?"

After he finished speaking, Professor Park gave him a strange look.

Once he made sure Professor Ahn wasn't drunk or anything else, he said bluntly, "Professor Ahn, have you been watching too many movies? There's no such thing as a multiverse."

Professor Ahn immediately laughed, "You're the one who brought up the multiverse first, not me."

Professor Park was speechless for a moment and could only laugh along, but he still stood by his point. Stay updated through empire

Even though Professor Ahn's ideas were interesting, without a solid theory, they were just guesses.

Fortunately, they were used to this way of working, so their debate was purely academic, with no real conflict.

"But we still don't understand how the holographic system of <<God's Games Online>> works," Professor Park said. "We can't figure out the game's settings or find much code inside it. It's hard to believe that today's technology could advance this far."

Professor Park understood and tried to comfort him, "Either way, it's our country's talent. Isn't it good to have all these ideas blooming?"

Professor Ahn snorted, "Fine, but I'll definitely find the proof to back up my theory."

Seeing Professor Ahn's stubbornness, Professor Park could only sigh quietly.

Lee Bang-myung, watching the two senior experts argue, felt like he was invisible, too scared to say a word.

Professor Park glanced at Lee Bang-myung and said, "In summary, besides what we already know, the latest discovery is that physical activity from the game can affect real life. Other than that, we haven't found any negative effects that carry over. So, we can assume not everything can be brought from the game into real life."

Lee Bang-myung stared blankly at Professor Park.

Professor Park told him, "Why are you just staring? Write all this down and make a report. I'll take it to the institute."

Lee Bang-myung quickly snapped out of it, grabbed some paper and a pen, and started furiously writing down everything Professor Park said.

Professor Park continued, "As for the real situation in the game, I might find a way to test it."

Professor Ahn also thought of something, "That's easy. We just need to set up a research institute in the world of eorera and start our usual work."

Yes, according to their habits, it's all about collecting, analyzing, and researching.

If the world of eorera is really a game, then some things will be discarded by the program.

They will find things that don't match real-world norms.

If the world of eorera is a real world, then everything must follow certain rules.

Lee Bang-myung was focused on one thing and said, "So, you mean we need to set up a research institute in the game?"

That sounds way too exaggerated!

How could they establish a research institute with modern standards in a medieval world?

Professor Park didn't care about the difficulties. He said, "All of this should be included in the report. Let the higher-ups decide whether to use these suggestions."

Lee Bang-myung could only nod.

Seeing that the two professors were done talking, he quickly grabbed his notes and ran off.

After a busy afternoon, Lee Bang-myung finally finished the report and turned it in.

He went to his cousin Park Young-myung's house and complained about the situation, giving him the latest information.

Park Young-myung, understanding the seriousness, asked, "Bro, you didn't leak any secrets from the research institute, did you?"

Lee Bang-myung waved his hand, "It's fine. The sharp-eyed players probably already noticed this."

Park Young-myung felt a bit relieved and said, "So, you're saying that <<God's Games Online>> not only solved the technical issues of holographic games but also fixed the problem of physical decline from lying down all the time from playing games but it actually can make the body stronger?"

Lee Bang-myung said, "That's about the gist of it."

Park Young-myung asked, "Has the research institute figured out why this happens?"

Lee Bang-myung replied, "That's not something I can share."

Park Young-myung quickly understood that this was not information he could know and didn't ask any further.

But thinking about this increasingly popular game, he couldn't help but sigh, "Why haven't I gotten a spot in the beta test?"

Lee Bang-myung heard him sigh and knew exactly what he was about to say.