Language Cheat Reincarnation – Young Girl VTuber Saves the World Chapter 200: [Where Is That Person Now]

The Guinness World Records certifier explains the rules for this round.

In front of , a monitor and a headset were prepared.

>If it's 5 minutes per language, it seems like it will progress smoothly

>Wait, wasn't the current record sothing like 50 or 60?

>What!? So, 60 languages × 5 minutes each. At least 6 hours!? (U.S.)

Honestly, when I first heard this, I seriously thought about declining.

Well, I had already co too far to turn back.

>Phew, relieved, right? (U.S.)

>I had reserved streaming slots for two consecutive days, and I expected it lol

>Thinking about the ti for making calls, it wouldn't be surprising if it takes up to 6 hours just today (U.S.)

Honestly, it's almost like an endurance stream.

If I say that, I might get criticized because there are VTubers who do ordinary streams playing gas continuously for more than 24 hours, not even endurance streams.

For , though, this is already a significantly long stream, so it can't be helped.

It might be the first ti since that incident, streaming continuously like this.

There have been cases where they certified a record without noticing cheating just by judging based on footage (U.S.)

>Wow, if they have such a painful past, I guess it can't be helped.

>Is it Jihad "Matia" Fazah?

>There was talk about him speaking 59 languages, but it got exposed on a TV show (U.S.)

>He was still an impressive polyglot who could speak 15 languages as long as he didn't exaggerate (U.S.)

There seem to be quite a few unusually knowledgeable people.

The viewership was already high, and it seems that even more people who don't usually watch have joined in, likely attracted by the stream title.

Wasn't it just a Guinness record for speaking multiple languages?

I got it. The Guinness record I'm attempting this ti is "How many languages can you speak fluently?"

But for , they're the sa thing.

And so, my challenge has finally begun.

The ringtone sounds, and the call connects.

The first person on the line is—.

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[Nice to et you, Iroha. My na is…]

It started with Korean.

Looking back, when I first beca aware of my ability, this was the first language I learned.

The 5 minutes passed in the blink of an eye.

The judgnt is…

>Great! (Korean)

>As expected of Iroha-chan! (Korean)

>Even though I knew she could speak, I still got excited lol (US)

***

Next is French.

It's nostalgic, rember when I collapsed in the elentary school library and was taken to the hospital.

Since I use it relatively frequently, this should be a breeze.

And the judgnt is, of course…

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Wait, isn't this the order Iroha-chan used in her stream?

>Really? That's emotional (US)

>I'm a long-ti follower of Iroha-sama, checking out all the archives, and I can confirm it's accurate (Ukrainian)

Oh, really? Now that the chats ntion it, it might be.

It could be influenced by referring to my wiki.

Of course, it may not always strictly adhere to the order due to the schedules of the conversation partners.

By the way, the judgnt is, of course…

>I thought the certifiers would be strict, but they seem like really nice people

>The person from Ukraine who got to collaborate with Iroha-sama in the stream is really lucky (Ukrainian)

>↑Isn't it technically not a collaboration though? (Ukrainian)

And so, my assessnt continued.

But I'm completely unaware of the unexpected troubles that await later on.