3rd person POV:
Nathan and his new friend, Jenny, ate together in the hotel's restaurant.
Nathan: You're a streamer?
Jenny: Yeah, heard of me?
Nathan: I'm not much of a viewer... More a player.
Nathan: Of games! N-not something else...
He made sure she understood what he meant.
Jenny:(giggles)... Don't worry, I got what you meant.
Nathan: Good...
Jenny: Did you really think I would have misinterpreted that as something else?
Nathan: Maybe a little.
Jenny: Sorry, but you don't look like a womanizer.
Nathan: Really, because I usually get mistaken for one.
Jenny:(giggles)
Nathan:(smiles)
Jenny: You're really funny for a kid.
Nathan: Oi, oi, oi! I'm eighteen.
Jenny: Oh, sorry. You're really funny for a baby adult.
Nathan:... I don't know why I like that more.
Jenny:(chuckles)...(yawn)... Sorry, I'm pretty tired. See you around, baby adult.
Nathan: Okay, old child.
Waving goodbye the two head back to their rooms.
Nathan:(mind) She was pretty nice... And hot...
Nathan: Maybe... Nah, she'd-
(Ding)
Checking his phone, Nathan found out his sister gave Elle his new number.
Ignoring her text, Nathan tosses his phone aside.
Nathan: Maybe there's a chance...
(Opening theme)
(Yn's POV/Virtual world)
(Day 7)
In the base with Disco, he begins to tell me the plan.
Disco: Here's a flamethrower, Molotov cocktails, and a bucket of lava. Have fun.
Yn: That's it?
Disco: It's a forest. What more do you need to set a fire?
Yn: No, I mean... You just want me to go in and set it all ablaze?
Yn: No timed explosives? How about, I lead them away from where the fire will start, truly screw them over.
Disco: Cool it with the theatrics. I just want a message sent.
Yn:... A message, huh?
Disco: Yeah, you know what a message is? Or does your generation not have that?
Yn: I know what a message is, and I'll give her the best damn massage you've ever seen.
Disco:... Okay. Get lost, I have things to do.
With the conversation quickly coming to an end, I head off. I had a plan, a very...hot...plan.
In the dead of night, with all my might, I tirelessly worked on setting up my big message while taking this opportunity to scout out the system of the tree people.
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Life Is Fun
AdventureLife, the most realistic, in-depth, virtual reality game on the market. The game lets people go into the video game and do a plethora of things. For example, survival games. On the 10th anniversary of the game, Doctor studios, the company that made...