Path of Darkness: BlackFlame Online LitrpgGamelit Universe (Glory of Formation Emperor Book 1) by A.P. Gore & Patricia Jones

Author:A.P. Gore & Patricia Jones [Gore, A.P.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: litrpg, fantasy
Publisher: PA Jones
Published: 2019-12-10T22:00:00+00:00

Chapter 29

When Jon woke, he was still in the same room, and Baltazar was pacing back and forth.

Everything came back to him, crashing on his mind like an avalanche.

“You, f-ing bastard. What did you do with my body? You know what? I don’t care. Get me out of here!” Jon shouted as loud as he could. Was this a joke to them? Destroying a person’s real body? It was like killing him. He didn’t know how he was still in the game, but he wanted his body back. He took a deep breath and continued at a normal volume. “Please tell me this is a joke. Please.” Jon wept. The body he was proud of, the body he’d spent decades in, the body his wife used to love, the body his daughter used to call papa—it was gone. Just like that.

Baltazar shook his head.

How could it be true?

“I don’t care. Get me out of here. Or get me a lawyer.” Jon shouted, unable to contain his rage.

“I know we are in the trenches here,” Baltazar said. “But can’t we negotiate it? I can offer you a constraint-free life in the game for the next six hundred years.” Baltazar took a seat across the table met his eyes.

There it was. Now he was offering a free life in the game. Just a moment before, this bastard was sending him to the mining.

Jon’s insides boiled like a lava lake. “So, you need six hundred game years to regenerate my real body, do you?” He gritted his teeth. All he wanted was to smash that bastard’s face against the table and make him bleed to death. How could he destroy his real body? How could they? He was like a ghost now, without a physical body, wandering the game world.

Baltazar rose and went back to pacing. The podium Jon had seen before had vanished.

“Think about it, Jon. If you go to the court, you won’t go back to the game ever, and you can’t go back to the real world either. Do you want to live in this room for six hundred years?” He raised a brow. “If you want to, then let’s do that. But what would you do for six hundred years? I’m trying to help you here, mate.” His voice was honeyed, like an old friend’s consolation.

Now that was a problem. Though still processing the whole situation, Jon understood the danger in that sentence. While he wasn’t a scholar and didn’t have a high IQ, he knew what would happen if he had to spend six hundred years in the same room. He didn’t know much about the court system, but living in this room for six hundred years wasn’t an option.

“Instead, why don’t you live in the game? Constraint free! I’ll reimburse you with fifty million chips in real world money, and I’ll remove all the constraints on you in the game. Just enjoy the game for six hundred years, and then come back in your new body. Though it’s six hundred years in the game, it's just fifty years in real life.

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