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Dungeons Online

"Hello, sir. Are you cashing out or leveling up?" Dungeons Online was the first game that cracked the system. Let nerds earn by nerding, and they will nerd forever. And Dungeons Online did just that. Noobs turned into middle-class workers. Pro-players turned into celebrities and multi-millionaires. And there was Tom. Likely, the only top ranker that lived off the scraps and cat-food. A courtesy of his father that went and disappeared, leaving Tom with just enough money to survive until his graduation. Until the day where the option of cashing out would appear. Dungeons Online. A game where developers never shared a single bit of information. A game where the death of one's avatar is permanent. A game that can turn a beggar into a lord just as quickly as turning a celebrity into nobody. But where does all this money comes from? How is it connected to the unnatural disaster that all governments across the world buried any information off? And how is this all connected to Tom's missing father?

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Argument

"I still don't think killing Cleo's avatar was a good choice," Claudia muttered as soon as the boss of the floor fell to the ground. 

While it was initially a massive, if not a giant, orc, right now, it looked more like a hedgehog. During the fight itself, it didn't pose much danger to the current Tom and Claudia. Rather than an opponent, it turned into a test subject for how many spears could Tom conjure before they would start disappearing. 

"Are you for real?" Tom muttered, rolling his eyes. "How long are you gonna sit on this topic?" he asked, already annoyed with this matter. 

"For as long as I get my answers!" Claudia replied, furiously kicking the one spot of the dead ogre that was free from Tom's spears. "Ever since that happened, you kept dropping the topic, refusing to explain yourself!" she protested, pointing her finger right in Tom's face. "I don't think you appreciate the seriousness of this question!" Claudia added, squinting her eyes.