11 E2138-11: Connections

Yuki watched Touch Me from his developer mode with regret, floating invisibly above the action. Touch Me, now donned in the shining armor Yuki had created as a tournament reward, was gallantly saving those in need. Every time Touch Me saved someone, he would activate the special skill Yuki had made for him, causing 3D floating letters to appear and declare, "JUSTICE HAS ARRIVED."

Yuki sighed and felt a pang of regret wash over him. He should have noticed what was going on, but he had been so caught up in his own work that he had missed the obvious thing. Yuki was in developer mode, hovering invisibly above the human realm, watching various players go about their virtual lives. From this vantage point, he could see everything that was happening and had a front-row seat to all the action. He watched as the insect warrior, Touch Me, moved around the realm, rescuing people, and using the 3D text feature that Yuki had made.

Yuki floated invisibly in the virtual world, watching Touch Me's every move as he roamed the land. Suddenly, he noticed Touch Me heading toward a group of human players who had gathered around a single skeleton.

Yuki's thoughts raced as he watched the scene unfold. "Wait, isn't that skeleton a low-level newbie? I remember seeing him before. His username is Momonga."

Touch Me approached the group of players, his shining armor catching the light and reflecting it in all directions. With a single swift blow, he defeated the group of human players and saved Momonga from certain death.

Momonga stood speechless as Touch Me activated the 3D text feature Yuki had created for him. "JUSTICE HAS ARRIVED," the text floated in the air, attracting the attention of all who saw it.

This was a pivotal moment in the events that led to the creation of the powerful and feared guild, Ainz Ooal Gown.

However, Yuki's excitement was abruptly interrupted by an incoming request. As a developer, Yuki was obligated to fulfill his duties, no matter how insignificant the request may seem. He sighed, knowing that his work never really ends, and logged into the system to attend to the request. Despite his disappointment in having to leave the thrilling scene, Yuki was going to do his job to the best of his ability.

[Gatcha Prize: Request to Developer]

[Player Info]

Username: Alah_Alaf

Guild: Silksuntecks Holy Slayers

Race: Human

Alah_Alaf: Can you create a passive skill that makes me immune to monster debuffs in the game?

Yuki: I can, but it has to be balanced with other skills.

Alah_Alaf: Can't you just make it work for me?

Yuki: I'm sorry, but that's not how game development works. It has to be fair for all players.

Alah_Alaf: I paid for this, I deserve an advantage!

Yuki: I understand your frustration, but I can't break the game balance for one player.

Alah_Alaf: You're useless. I'll make sure you lose your job for this.

Yuki: I'm just doing my job according to the rules set by the company. I can't break them.

Alah_Alaf: Whatever. You'll regret this.

Alah_Alaf left the chat.

Yuki sighed deeply. He couldn't believe that some players would go to such lengths for an unfair advantage. But his pride in his work and commitment to game balance kept him going.

As Yuki continued his work, he received an unexpected message from his employer. His heart sank as he read the news that his employment had been terminated.

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[You Have 1 IMPORTANT! Message]

Dear Yuki,

I hope this letter finds you well. I regret to inform you that your employment with us has been terminated. This decision was made by our parent company and was beyond my control.

I am deeply sorry for the inconvenience this has caused, and I understand that you are one of our best talents. I have personally enjoyed working with you and it is unfortunate that circumstances have led to this outcome.

If other opportunities arise, I would be more than happy to work with you again in the future. I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors.

Sincerely, Honda Atsumichi

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"Fuck," Yuki muttered under his breath, feeling frustrated and disappointed. But he wasn't one to give up easily. He knew he had to find a way to improvise and continue his journey