Player Who Returned 10,000 Years Later

"Come out when you say something nice, you son of a bitch."

A woman with red hair recites in a threatening voice.

It's like an angry predator growling.

"Huh? What is it?"

Rain lifts its head at her as she suddenly pours out her anger toward herself.

He replied, "There is a thick tendon on the forehead of the red-haired woman.

"What the fuck, you trawler!"

Her hands stretched out toward the rain with a violent cry.

When I look at my hands widely, I think I intend to crush even the back of my head.

Rain frowned and avoided her attack.

"Huh?"

A panicked voice flows from the mouth of a red-haired woman who sees her attack cut through the air.

She looks at the rain with a slight distortion of her face.

"This is it!"

Woong! Woong!

Rain avoided all successive swinging palms towards itself.

He moves only the upper half, avoiding the attack, as if he were spreading acrobatics.

"What...."

Seeing all her attacks missed, she looks at him with an unbelievable look.

She wasn't the only one who looked terrified.

Rain was also looking at her with unbelievable eyes.

'Fast.'

Looking at her hands swinging towards her, the rain hardened her expression.

It was fast. No, it wasn't just fast.

As if a living snake were running, her strikes, swinging with a subtle curve, reached a wondrous point, even though she thought in technical terms.

'Strong.'

Rain took her out of the chair and looked at her with a calm expression.

He had by far the most powerful creatures on Earth.

To the extent that Jo Duk-hyun or other players are considered insignificant compared to her.

'Probably.'

Thought it might be stronger than it is now, the rains were strong.

It wasn't a battle to reveal each other's power, but it was likely enough to see the intense magical power emanating from her body and the movement that would make the rain subside.

"... What are you?"

It wasn't just the rain that made you alert to the opponent.

The rainfall, which moved only the upper half of the body and avoided its attack, opened the streets with a natural movement, and the red-haired woman lowered her voice with a stiff expression.

"Where did you send him from? Are you the one from the Mir Guild?"

"I don't know what you're talking about."

"Where did you take Shichimi?"

She looked at him with rough eyes.

"A guy like you isn't in any guild?"

She recalls the movement of the rains that escaped her hands.

Of course, I didn't attack him with the intention of killing him because he was a game-induced poet.

However, even considering it, her attack was never an avoidable level for anyone who didn't belong to any guild.

"Do you need to be in the guild?"

"……."

"I'm more curious about my side. Who are you? Why are you suddenly arguing?"

"No, that...!"

"Apparently, he's the one who insulted me with that chat."

"Of course! How can you not insult me in that situation?!"

She shouted with a light in her eyes. The situation just happened to be angry enough to throw away the keyboard, even though the sage was desperate in the immediate future.

Rain shrugged in response to her violent reaction.

'Is it because you're still in the middle?'

He nods lightly, recalling that he had stopped playing the game of eating ramen.

"I apologize for stopping the game in the middle. Ramon came in the middle of the game."

"It's a problem before that, you damn trawler!"

"Huh? What, you didn't know that if you hit Makta, the money would go up?"

"No! That's not the problem!!"

She looked at him with a frustrating look.

Rain curls her head as if she really doesn't know why.

The red-haired woman who saw his reaction frowned and asked.

"... Are you new to the game?"

"Yes, this is the first edition."

"Ah…. Haah."

The red-haired woman strokes her forehead as if her head hurts.

It didn't look like he was lying.

'Damn start package.'

She saw blood because of a package made to increase new users.

"So... you really didn't know this game?"

"Yes."

She sighed deeply.

He said he didn't know about the game itself in the first place, but he kept getting angry and ambiguous.

"But who the hell are you? I've never seen a player like you in class A or above before."

"He's not a Class A player."

"You're not even Class A?"

The red-haired woman looks at him with a ridiculous expression.

'No way.'

I haven't fought as hard as I can, but I can't say that the movement he's shown right now is no more than Class A.

"Don't bullshit me. I can't believe you're not class A.."

"Here we go."

Rain presented her with her player credentials.

His rating was written as "D" because he did not yet have a Class C player credential.

"Class D…?"

After confirming Rain's player credentials, she looks as if she heard any malicious jokes.

"Do you have that kind of movement in class D?"

She looked at him with a complex expression.

In fact, all she checked out right now was his movements.

In other words, when I looked at the technology everywhere, I only guessed that the opponent was grade A or higher.

"Even if you're in D class, you're a super player. '

She stares at him with a disbelievable look, noting that she has the same moves as an experienced warrior.

"So, no more business?"

"Ah…."

Such rain turned her back and turned around without a fool.

It was a precious break for the first time since my return to Earth.

I couldn't waste my time getting caught up in useless struggles.

"Sleep...."

A red-haired woman reaches out to the rain with an embarrassing look.

Rain walked out of the PC room with such disregard for her.

"……."

Left alone, she stares at the door of the PC room with a silly look.

She remembered the name "Aung Woo" in her player credentials.

A player who has shown invisible movement as a class D player.

'Are you hiding your power?'

There was also the possibility of committing some crime and laundering his face and identity.

'That's weird, too.'

In broad daylight, there was no jewelry in the PC room near the player's management center.

"Or…."

She looks down at the rainy spot with thin eyes.

His position was incredibly clean to avoid his attacks.

It literally means that he avoided all his attacks with the movement of the upper body.

"A genius with great talent. '

After all, combat senses were relative to each other.

If you were a real genius, a few battles would give you great moves.

She, in fact, had this suspicion as well, a case in which she was suddenly placed in the ranks of the strong with a different talent from the others.

'Who?'

She has a desire to know about a human called Rain.

Exactly, I wanted to make sure he was a really talented player.

'If that's true.'

Her eyes shined sharply.

If it was what she thought, he could be a splinter card that would solve the frustrating situation right now.

'I have to check.'

She takes her smartphone out of her arms and calls somewhere.

Sweet cock.

[This is Park Hyun-woo, head of the Red Rose Guild HR Management Team.]

"Hyun-woo, I'm a Fed."

[Oh, yes. What's going on, Guild Leader?]

"I have one player to investigate."

[Hmm...] Was it the devil worshipper before?]

"No, that's not it."

[Please let me know and I will investigate immediately.]

"I'm heading to the Guild Office right now."

After she hung up, she turned around, constantly thinking about the rains.

At that time, the game screen with the word 'defeat' in her eyes came in again.

"Ah…."

Conversation with the rains resulted in a brief awakening of anger.

She twists her face roughly and presses the OK button.

String.

[Silver Promotion Battle failed.]

"Aaaaaaaah! I won't let you go if you get caught next to that son of a bitch!"

The red-haired woman, the smoker, looks at her rank marked 'Bronze' and spills her furious despair.

* * *

"Phew."

Rain from the PC room took a long sigh.

He recalls the red-haired woman he just met in the PC room.

'It was strong.'

It was an exchange of embarrassing workshops, even called engagement, but the short engagement allowed us to guess the opponent's roughly heavy rainfall.

She was an unsure opponent, even if the rains did everything in their power.

'Probably lose.'

Rain hardened her expression, recalling the dense magical power that flowed from her body.

Awakening the 3rd Stage and earning an unexpected harvest in the Andras Guild, he was confident that he would not lose to dizzy players.

'I haven't grown up in a while.'

Excessive confidence aroused anxiety, and such anxiety eventually became a sharp blade that stabbed him in the back.

"We should be busy again tomorrow."

With that in mind, the rain moved to the station to take the subway.

I was going to take a break from experiencing these things today, but all those thoughts just disappeared.

'I'd rather be glad.'

Rain felt rather fortunate to have met her before her confidence turned into conviction, putting herself on the subway home.

* * *

The next day.

Rain, which received a Class C Player Certificate by mail, immediately led to the shepherd having a Class C Gate.

It's always like a block.

There was an empty space between the two apartments.

"Let's see... Shepherd C Gate."

Rain opened the smartphone and checked the monsters appearing at the shepherd's C Gate.

"It's a mixture of Orcs and Trolls."

Orcs are D-grade monsters like Lizardman, but they seem to appear in the upper gates as well.

Rain enters the entrance, checking the information of monsters.

A soldier in military uniform approaches and stops him from entering the entrance.

"You cannot enter unless you have a party of 5 or more players in Class C today."

"... Why?"

"The Troll Leader showed up inside. Solo play is prohibited during the period when the boss monster appears."

Chief Troll.

A boss monster that appears periodically at Grade C Gates and has more power than elite monsters that appear from Grade B Gates.

"Hmm."

The rain gently strokes the jaw and looks at the entrance of the gate.

'You've got a reason to be so hard.'

A Class B boss monster that has a different reward than Class C.

I couldn't miss this opportunity.