‘He isn’t dead or logged out...?’28

Did he really faint in the game? 6

The world message announcing the death of the God of the beginning, Hanul, was Grid’s last memory. He also remembered the epic that worshiped his new achievements, and a somewhat unfamiliar rewards breakdown... 5

Dozens of lines of notifications were flashing in front of him, but Grid lost consciousness before he had the time to take a closer look. 3

“......” 1

Step. 0

Consciousness Separation was an omnipotent skill. It wasn’t necessary for the subject to always control the divided consciousness. According to the subject’s will, or when the subject was unresponding, like now, Grid’s clone could operate in auto mode. 10

Thanks to his high Intelligence stat, he could make decisions like a super named-grade NPC. 0

The clone protected Grid. “Don’t get any closer,” he warned Chiyou. He kept his voice and gaze gentle out of fear of provoking him. 0

Noe and Randy whined as they emerged to take care of Grid. 2

[Did you notice?] 0

Chiyou didn’t bother to stop them. He put away his sword and crossed his arms, like he had no intention of harming Grid. 0

[If Hanul had dealt a low blow at the end, Grid would’ve died.] 0

The clone couldn’t deny that. “...I suppose so.” 0

Thanks to having...0