I'm Not the Hero! Volume 2 [Parts 1 to 9] by Usber

Author:Usber
Language: eng
Format: epub

I doggedly tried to pull the lever a dozen more times, but no new skeletons popped up. As much as I didn’t want to accept the truth, it seemed that the infinite grinding glitch didn’t exist in this world.

“B-But that means now we can actually try and work out the puzzle! If we can just find any hints...” Nyuuk trailed off, scanning the walls and ceiling once more.

Dejected, I silently rotated the sculptures so that the snake, lion, bird, and the supposed-to-be-a-sun-but-was-too-worn-down-with-time-to-tell one were facing the door, then pulled the lever again. As expected, the door opened.

“O-Oh...” Nyuuk gave me a surprised look, but I was too busy thinking about what could have caused this to mind him.

How come the infinite monster-spawning glitch doesn’t work in this world?

There was no way to be 100% sure, but I could make a few hypotheses. For starters, I could rule out the possibility that the game version of Braves and Blades had gotten a new patch which fixed this exploit. As far as I could tell this world was based off of the specific copy of the game I’d owned, or at the very least off of my memories of the game. More importantly, the developers of the game had gone bankrupt right after announcing the fifth wave of DLC. The version of BB I’d played was almost certainly the final one.

In which case, the most likely possibility was that whatever god had created this world had changed up how this particular trap worked. After all, you were already able to do things in this world that were impossible in the game, like climb walls or break through passages that were coded to be impassable in the game. That was mostly a side effect of turning the game world into reality, which was perhaps why this particular exploit didn’t work either. While spawning infinite monsters made sense from a game logic perspective, in reality it would be impossible for that many skeletons to be waiting underneath the floor of this room. The actual nature of the trap was likely forcing the monsters lying in wait to wake up and ambush anyone who input the wrong answer. But in this world that modeled reality more closely, there could only be so many monsters lying in wait. As a result, after the first summoning no matter how many times the trap was activated there wouldn’t be any more monsters showing up.

Of course, plenty of things that didn’t strictly make sense in reality still occurred in this world, but it seemed this particular exploit crossed some threshold of acceptability, and so it had been adjusted.

The problem is, I don’t know where exactly that threshold lies. And that’s what scares me.

That being said, I’d been in this world for over a month now, and this was the first time my game knowledge hadn’t applied. I already knew I couldn’t blindly trust my game knowledge, and if inconsistencies only popped up infrequently, then I didn’t need to be too worried.

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