A Late-Start Tamer’s Laid-Back Life: Volume 7 [Parts 1 to 9] by Yuu Tanaka

Author:Yuu Tanaka
Language: eng
Format: epub

The next day.

“...Hmm? I feel kind of heavy.”

After I logged in, I woke up in my home base’s futon.

I woke up feeling refreshed—is what I wished I could say. For some reason, I couldn’t move. Though the reason was clear.

“There’re too many of you on me.”

“Meow?”

“Ya?”

My mascots were piled up together on top of my futon. It seemed like they’d been observing me as I slept.

“All right, I’m getting up now, so could you get off?”

“Booo.”

“Arf.”

My monsters played at the home base as much as they wanted, but my mascots also had a good amount of freedom.

I slowly got out of bed, careful not to knock my mascots over, and then I headed for the kitchen. I twisted the faucet on and filled up Himka’s handmade tumbler with water, which I then gulped down.

“Whew, that’s delicious.”

Was the lack of an odd flavor the reason it tasted better than real-life water?

Since this was a game, I didn’t need to get myself ready, so I could immediately head out of the house. There were a lot of things I wanted to do today, but first there was somewhere I wanted to go.

“All right, who wants to go to the square with me?”

I called out to the monsters that were on the farm, and then I headed to the public square. I had two reasons for going to the Central Square. The first was to see the second wave of players come in. I wanted to see what sorts of players would arrive.

I munched on a skewer I bought at a stall to serve as my breakfast as I arrived at the Central Square, which had taken on a completely different appearance than usual.

“Ooh, well isn’t this something.”

“Tra-la.”

“Hmm.”

It was a pretty impressive sight to see the new players, having just finished character creation, log in one after another. If I was remembering right, the second wave of shipments in Japan was somewhere around 60,000. It wasn’t as if all of them would be logging on today, but still, the player base was probably increasing by tens of thousands all at once.

Thanks to technological innovations, it was now possible for a million players to log in at the same time without any stress to the game. Even in this game, the only time players were divided into servers was during events.

This was a matter of course for recent VR games, but it was apparently a shocking thing for older generations. I’ve heard that in the past, a single game would have up to dozens of servers.

Nevertheless, having all players around the world join all at once was still difficult. After the second wave of players, they would begin to sell around the world, and they were planning on dividing each country into a server for the time being.

“There must be more than a thousand people in this square alone.”

As I watched the new players checking their stats, I got a warm feeling, as though I was watching myself when I had just started out.

“Also,

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