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Ether Online: My Main Skill is Winning Hearts

Ether Online was a VRMMORPG that captivated players with its expansive world and fantastic creatures like vampires, angels, demons, and elves. Willow was just another player... well, actually, he was among the unlucky few stuck with the Explorer class—great for support, but pitiful in combat. Luckily, that all changed when he discovered the Grimoire of Eros in the Cave of Greed, allowing him to switch to the Divine Seducer class. But this transformation happened on the same day that Ether Online’s servers shut down for good. Still, Willow went to bed feeling content, as though he had finally closed a chapter. Until... [THE TUTORIAL ENDED.] He awoke under a blue sky, lying on lush green grass. It didn’t take long to realize that he was somehow in the world of Ether Online itself—and this time, there was no logout option! [You have unlocked the Unique Skill “Transparent Lasso.”] "Hm! So now I can measure my relationships with hearts? What's this—an eroge?!" [You have unlocked the Unique Skill “Vision of Eros.”] "WHAT?! Does this mean I can sense people's intentions, feelings, and essence? It’s basically like reading their character files!" [You have unlocked the Unique Skill “Carnal Bond.”] "The description says: 'When you reach a high emotional bond with someone and become intimate, all your attributes will permanently increase'... THAT’S AMAZING!"

Palmer_1998 · Fantasy
Not enough ratings
45 Chs

Chapter 35 - Reinhart

When Willow reached Alameda Street, following the exact route indicated by Damaris, he was greeted by a different panorama than he had expected.

A dense crowd of people, stretching the entire length of the block, covered the street and blocked the passage of carts. At first, he deduced that most of the crowd was a bunch of curious onlookers, but on closer inspection, he noticed several mercenaries and adventurers among the crowd of civilians, many of them wearing light armour and weapons on their belts or backs.

'The rumours about Lady Clairborne have not discouraged these people,' Willow deduced.

Willow tried to make his way through the people, trying to get closer to the building. He could feel the weight of the adventurers' backpacks and swords rubbing against his shoulders, and cautious glances accompanied the restless whispers around him.