As anyone who has played gas would know, quests in RPGs play a crucial role.
Not only do they provide experience points, high-level items, changes in relationships with NPCs, and the acquisition of skills, but they also serve as a guiding path to carry the ga's story forward.
And the sa is true for the VR RPG ga, Demons’ Saga.
In fact, this ga doesn’t really have much of a structured storyline. The main objective is simply to hunt down the demons sealed throughout the world.
Players are thrown into this vast world with only that singular goal in mind.
To make matters worse, despite the ga being open for almost six months, no one had even seen a demon yet.
As a result, players often found themselves wandering aimlessly, unsure of what to do next.
In such a situation, the one thing that provided them with any sense of direction and context for the ga world was the existence of quests.
Of course, given that the NPCs' AI constantly evolved in real-ti, no two quests were ever exactly the sa.
There were repeatable quests, sure, but that was about the extent of it.
Once a player received a quest, it would never appear again. Quests were that rare and valuable.
So how could players uncover the ga's story through such limited quests? And more importantly, where could they find quests in the first place?
Fortunately, the ga developers had provided an answer to this.
[There are two primary ways to obtain quests:]
1. You can receive tasks from the Adventurers’ Guild Board. The guild is filled with countless problems, and most of them are available as quests. However, these tasks tend to be repetitive and rarely connect to the main storyline.
2. You can obtain quests from NPCs. NPCs occasionally hand out quests. While many of these may seem trivial, they have a higher chance of being connected to the main storyline than guild tasks.
There are two types of main storyline-related quests:
1. The quest itself is directly tied to the main storyline.
2. The NPC giving the quest is tied to the main storyline.
This has been GM Gaia. Enjoy Demons’ Saga, everyone!
What exactly the developers ant by “main storyline” was still a mystery.
They were always secretive. The storyline might involve demons, or it could be a quest with massive implications for the ga’s world.
Either way, the important point here was that quests given by NPCs were rare and valuable.
So it was no surprise that Yoo Chaerin suddenly jumped up and shouted in excitent.
“A quest! A quest!”
A rare quest had co to her!
And not just any quest. Judging by the simple nature of the task—a re errand—it obviously wasn’t related to the “main storyline.” What kind of world-altering event could an errand cause?
So that left only one possibility.
[“Wow, she actually got a quest here.”]
[“Wait, does that an he’s an important NPC?”]
[“Not necessarily. It could just be a side quest.”]
[“Yeah, don’t get your hopes up. There’ve been plenty of false leads before.”]
[“But co on, he does look important.”]
“?”
The only one confused in the room was Yor, who hadn’t read the ga’s notifications.
Thanks to the “Player’s Eye,” he understood that she had received a quest, but… so what? Was that really a big deal?
Yor didn’t even know how he had triggered the quest in the first place. He had just made a request, and suddenly, a quest had appeared.
“…A quest?”
“Ah! It’s nothing, nothing at all!”
Uncomfortable with the fact that he was the only one out of the loop, Yor decided to change the subject. He figured he’d get a chance to ask about it later.
“So, are you willing to go?”
“Oh, of course! I’ll be back in no ti!”
Just like that, Yor successfully offloaded his task onto Chaerin. He felt a little guilty, but hey, he’d make sure to reward her properly.
“Oh, and make sure to turn off the stream before you leave.”
“Ah, right. Got it.”
Yor made sure to remind her to keep the path to his ho a secret.
Next ti, I’m definitely using a delivery service.
“Huff… I’ve got everything you asked for… haah…”
After sending her off on the errand and waiting for a few hours, I finally received all the items from her.
She opened her inventory and unloaded everything she had bought. I helped her carry so of it, but there was so much that I was starting to feel worn out.
As I watched her work, a thought crossed my mind.
So, she really does have an inventory.
Not that it was surprising—it’s a standard feature in most gas. Even in this world, spatial storage like pocket dinsions is common. It’s just a variation of that.
[“Dude looks like he’s about to die from exhaustion, lol.”]
[“Ugh, I’ve got a loading job tomorrow, and now I’m watching it here, too, ffs.”]
[“Hahaha, idiot.”]
[“Unloading complete!”]
[“Why don’t you go back to unloading yourself?”]
Since we were back in the cave, the stream was still live. I had given her permission as long as the path to my ho wasn’t shown.
Now that I’d decided to expose a part of myself to the world, I could deal with a little more openness.
“Whew, it’s hot… Guess all that moving around really worked up a sweat.”
While I was lost in thought, she suddenly unzipped her jacket, revealing her ample chest that had been pressed beneath it.
For so reason, under her jacket, she was only wearing a brown tank top, leaving her cleavage in full view. And with the sweat glistening slightly on her skin, it made the sight even more noticeable.
I cleared my throat awkwardly and asked, “Ahem, so… why are you just wearing a tank top under your jacket? Where’s your armor?”
“Huh? Oh, haha.”
She looked down at herself, scratching her head sheepishly.
“Well, whenever I co here, I take off all my gear, just in case I die, you know. Hehe…”
“…”
That explained a lot.
Now I understood why I had acted the way I did earlier. I guess they must’ve felt the sa way I do right now.
The real issue, though, was that I seed to be the only one feeling embarrassed at the mont.
[“What a coward, haha.”]
[“Look at that sweat, lol.”]
[“Cover yourself up, no one wants to see that.”]
Her chat was as calm and indifferent as ever.
Monts like these really made feel how much the world had changed.
“…Hold on, I’ll get your paynt.”
As much as it was a pleasant view, I didn’t want her to see how red my face had beco, so I quickly headed to the storage room.
Even though I might look like a beggar living in the forest, I’m not exactly poor.
This place is swarming with dangerous monsters, and their corpses are worth a fortune. I regularly hunt them down.
I’ll just throw her a few things as paynt.
“Here, take these.”
I tossed a few items her way.
“Huh? W-wait, what?!”
Her eyes widened in surprise.
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