"Orkoi, of course!" Klaus exclaid, surprise mixed with joy in his voice. "I had no idea he was a mber of the fencing departnt, much less that he talked about . It's nice to know that he thinks so highly of ."
The revelation that Riley, known to Klaus as Orkoi, had praised Klaus to Lucas was comforting, despite the fact that Klaus had abandoned his guild leader waiting in the grand final. At least with Riley being in charge of leading the team in the fencing departnt it would be easier for Klaus to explain his disappearances.
Lucas noticed the expression on Klaus' face and smiled understandingly. "It seems that fate has a funny way of bringing friends together. I'm sure your participation in the team will be valuable to us, Klaus."
With the invitation accepted, Klaus and Andrew left the fencing departnt building quickly, except that Andrew obviously didn't forget what he heard inside.
"Rise Online, is it? I didn't know you played those VRMMORPG gas." Andrew stated, a little seriously.
Klaus took a deep breath. "I didn't play... I still do. By the way, do you know those gas?"
"Why do you look so surprised? The only one who should be surprised here is , because, you know, you don't seem like the target audience for those kinds of gas at all."
"No?"
"Of course not. First, you're strong, athletic, handso, popular, and you get along with the girls. You're not the kind of gar guy I usually see in lines in front of supermarkets when so new console or ga is released."
Klaus laughed. "Believe or not, when I was much younger, my brother and I used to be exactly that kind of guy."
"Really? Ow... I'm not saying it's impossible, but I certainly can't imagine it."
"What about you? How do you know Rise Online?"
Andrew's eyes slid briefly to Klaus and then looked forward again. "Let's just say that during elentary school I was about thirty pounds fatter than I am now, but half my height. And although my fascination with burgers and pizza was resolved, my fondness for online gas continued."
Klaus listened to the story intently and couldn't help but laugh as he imagined what Andrew looked like at the age of twelve.
In any case, it was an interesting discovery that they both shared an interest in gas.
"So, you play Rise Online?" Klaus asked, curious.
"Yes, I'm an avid gar!" Andrew replied, enthusiastically. "It's one of my favorite gas. The imrsion and vastness of that virtual world is just incredible. Have you tried it?"
Klaus nodded, smiling, "Yes, I started playing a few months ago and am loving it. I find it fascinating how the ga allows you to explore a world full of adventures and challenges. It's a completely different experience than anything I've done before."
"Absolutely!" Andrew agreed. "I love the freedom that the ga offers. I can be anything I want, a brave warrior, a powerful wizard or even a skilled archer. And the interaction with other players is also fantastic. I've already made amazing friendships through the ga, and I'm even in a guild. A sha I haven't had much ti to play recently, I only play when David and Nathan are out of the room."
Klaus was confused, "What do you an? You don't use the deep imrsion capsule room to play?"
"Deep imrsion capsules?"
At that mont, Klaus rembered how he happened to find the capsule building, so he laughed and said:
"Co with . I'll show you."
So Klaus and Andrew walked together toward the deep imrsion capsule building in the center of the campus. As they entered, they were greeted by a futuristic atmosphere that Andrew was not expecting. The pod room was lit by a soft, bluish light, with rows of pods lined up neatly, each with its own console and equipnt.
The air inside the room slled faintly of sweat, but a sense of anticipation hung in the air.
Klaus felt a mixture of excitent and familiarity as he entered the space, while Andrew looked around with wide eyes, clearly surprised by his surroundings.
The deep imrsion pods, with their futuristic white design, looked like small tanning booths, only they were ready to take players on adventures beyond reality. Each capsule had a comfortable and ergonomic seat, with a holographic screen in front of the player that showed the current situation of the player's body.
Klaus noticed Andrew's surprised expression and smiled, understanding his friend's reaction to this impressive environnt, as he had the sa reaction the first ti.
"Isn't that amazing?", Klaus asked, excitedly. "These capsules put us into deep imrsion and we don't get up with back pain like when we're using the NeuroGear."
Andrew looked around, his eyes shining with curiosity. He seed fascinated by the technology and the potential those pods offered. "I never imagined I could play RO in sothing fortable." said Andrew, with a tone of wonder in his voice.
Klaus nodded, sharing Andrew's enthusiasm. "Would you like to test it out?"
Andrew hesitated for a mont, but curiosity and enthusiasm spoke louder. He nodded with excitent and made his way to the pod next to Klaus.
"Sure, why not?" replied Andrew, with an excited smile.
Klaus and Andrew settled into two pods on the upper floor and adjusted their seats.
The holographic monitors in front of them displayed an interactive interface, allowing them to customize their capsule settings, such as a tir with a disconnect warning and also how to integrate their cell phone with the capsule platform, so they could receive ssages even inside Rise Online.
Andrew and Klaus arranged to et in the Tretidian capital in four hours, because Andrew was in a neighboring city, and so they imrsed at the sa ti.
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