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Chapter 29
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When we reached the main floor, we saw that Gina was waiting for us, leaning against the wall with her arms crossed. Around him were thousands of panicked adventurers, arguing and shouting about how they were going to get out of there with virtuality intact.

“How are you? I asked, walking over and gesturing for Greek and Dagon to keep them back from getting too close, just in case.

"I've lost my nerve," he replied, jaw clenched. Still, she was beautiful. Sorry guys, but I want you to understand that this is not just a game. If the Leproiners manage to get hold of Allsium, real life will be hell for their opponents. He looked at all of us and sighed. If I lose virtuality, I don't know what will happen to me in reality, but I won't allow Leproiner to take me alive, do you understand me?

Gina would rather die than live a life like the one Greek led in reality. Even so, she lived in a caravan and moved from time to time, in case the Leproiners found her; it was a clear example of paranoia
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