Rei Kiyoshi was born into a wealthy family, enrolled into one of the top private schools, got stunning grades, and was the talk of the neighborhood.
So what would they say if she were to become trapped inside a video game?
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"Rei come downstairs already!" My mother screamed. I sat in my computer chair playing with the pen in my hand. Listening to music was the easiest way to drown out her voice.
"If I change the settings here... add a new configuration there... that should enhance it at least a little" I muttered to myself. The new VRMMO Sword Art Online came out in the morning the next day and I was going to be prepared.
Some call me a closet gamer, but that's just because they don't know me. In truth I play and develop video games as a hobby. I learn computer engineering in school and I'm not half bad in my math classes.
Glaring at the list I had a ton to work on. I wanted to create the ideal gaming experience with SAO. In the beta there were minor bugs and annoying patches that I wanted to fix but didn't have the authorization. So I got it.
As a part time worker in the development field for the company who made the game. I never met the mastermind behind it, but I was prepared to run him out of a job one day.
My bedroom door slammed open and I shooed off the madwoman in my doorway.
"Rei I am your mother! Listen to me when I order you to do something!"
"You slipped again mother" I uttered. "You can't order me to do anything. I'm not your slave."
And with that I locked my door and slept the day away.
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As a beta tester and management worker I was guaranteed a copy hours before the release. I spent that time encrypting codes into my gear and characterizing the game.
Just a few finishing touches.
"Rei!" That's my que.
I lied down on my bed and pulled the nerve gear over my head. I had gotten easily adapted to the controls and so it was effortless.
"Link start" I stated as vibrant colors flew into vision.
