I am suck in the game

"You are going down, Demon King!" declared Max, a valiant hero with vibrant blue hair and piercing blue eyes, as he raised his gleaming sword in defiance. The resolute warrior directed his gaze toward the malevolent entity that stood before him, exuding an air of darkness and power.

Unperturbed by Max's bold challenge, the demon king let out a chilling laugh and retorted, "You believe you have what it takes to vanquish me? How amusing! You, mere ants, are inconsequential in the face of my formidable might and the unwavering loyalty of my generals." The demon king's voice dripped with arrogance, his words meant to instill fear and doubt in his adversary.

Max's mischievous smirk widened as he rummaged through his inventory, finally producing a worn-out object. With a hint of sarcasm in his voice, he quipped, "Wait! Are you referring to this piece of shit the four mighty generals?" Mockingly, he flung the severed heads of the four generals into the air, relishing the ensuing chaos.

The demon king's eyes widened with fury at the sight before him. Letting out a ferocious roar, he charged toward Max with his wickedly sharp demon sword, aiming straight for his neck. However, Max effortlessly intercepted the attack, blocking it with practiced ease. Seizing the opportunity, Max retaliated with a swift counterstrike, delivering a devastating blow that resulted in the demon king's defeat.

As the demon king crumbled under the force of Max's strike, a notification abruptly appeared on the screen. Displayed against the window, it read, "Congratulations! You have successfully defeated the demon king."

The individual engrossed in playing the game happens to be Leo, who is currently Playing the game known as "God's Grace." As Leo lays his eyes upon a particular message, an expression of annoyance paints his face, causing him to vehemently toss the game controller aside. He tenderly rubs his temples, his mind racing with perplexity as he mutters to himself, "What on earth is happening? This ending feels eerily familiar."

In the realm of gaming, "God's Grace" reigns supreme as the most sought-after Role-playing game of the present era. Its popularity stems not only from its multiplayer functionality but also from its vast array of selectable heroes, each possessing unique powers and distinctive characteristics. With an extensive roster of nearly countless heroes to choose from, players are granted the freedom to embark on thrilling adventures and engage in epic quests.

Nevertheless, Leo's current state of dissatisfaction stems from the fact that he has been fervently engaged in this game for nearly a year, assuming the roles of nearly 100 diverse heroes. Although each hero may boast distinct powers and traits, Leo has noticed a disconcerting pattern emerging in the game's narrative structure. The once captivating storyline has grown increasingly lackluster, concluding with a disappointingly simple resolution: the hero effortlessly triumphs over the demonkind. As a result, the absence of any substantial challenge has left Leo feeling disenchanted and unfulfilled.

Leo, as he reached for the game controller, pondered to himself, "I truly feel regretful for having spent my hard-earned money on this inferior piece of equipment. It's evident that it has not lived up to my expectations. Perhaps it's high time I ceased playing this game altogether and sought out a more captivating alternative."

As he was about to unplug the game, he noticed a notification popping up on the screen. Leo was both shocked and confused when he read the message: "Do you want to play the real game, 'God's Grace' - a thrilling adventure?" The unexpectedness of this caught him off guard, and he couldn't help but ponder his options. Dissatisfied with his previous gaming experience, he contemplated giving it a try. After a brief moment of hesitation, he clicked on the option that read "Yes."

Just as he confirmed his decision, another notification appeared on the screen, interrupting his train of thought. It presented him with the choice of selecting the difficulty level. The options available were "High" and "Low." Leo contemplated the question silently, feeling as though he already knew the answer within himself.

Without any hesitation, Leo clicked on the "High" difficulty level. In that instant, a subtle luminosity emanated from the game screen, momentarily blinding him. He felt an inexplicable sensation as if he were being pulled or sucked into another dimension, leaving him momentarily disoriented.

- To be continued.

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