<strong>Name;</strong>Ryuuji Kurokaze<br/><strong>Location;</strong>Tokyo, Japan. Shibuya District.<br/><strong>Tagged;</strong>Anyone<br/><br/>Ryuuji got up from his pod and turned to look at the digital clock on the wall, noting that barely an hour has pass since he logged into the VR although ingame he felt like he had been online for at least a few hour. He steps out of the device and not for the first time thankful that the VR technology is using the concept of artificial dream. He of course is aware of the concept theory of dream is that an average human only uses less than 20% of their capacity when awake, during the time the person is dreaming, the person actually use up to 50 to 70% of their brain capacity which is the reason why the concept of "time" in a dream is blurred. However, probably due to the complexity of human brain, it is practically impossible to completely replicate the natural dream. Instead, The VR technology incorporates a greatly watered down version of the concept by accessing the person't brain wave and force them into a pseudo-sleep and injected the stimulus straight into the brain to create the artificial world. The biggest hint is the fact that the user retains their sense of self and memory inside the VR world means that it lacked the ability to completely submerge the user into the image even for high level game like "EDEN".<br/><br/>He sighs and sits down on the couch before turning on his terminal as a holographic screen and keyboard appears in front of him. Based on report that he had received about his clients, he knows that both of them tend to stay online for at least a few hours which means that he has plenty of time to spare. The first thing he does is to check his email for anything that he has received while he was in the virtual world, both in his official and private email address. Several of them caught his attention: a mail from Ms. Sumeragi containing his clients' planned work schedule for the week, several reports from his subordinates including one regarding the disposal of the bodies of the men he had killed in Akihabara. He put the provided schedule to his personal reminder and takes his time to read and study the reports one by one before replying to each of them from his subordinates with thanks and further order/instruction if he deem it necessary.<br/><br/>It was a few hours later when he was done with all of them and leans back on his seat while pinching the bridge of his nose, 'I also need to contact this Karl person to see if he has more info that might be useful.... something tells me that the death of Vergil is barely the tip of the iceberg and something bigger is at stake.... MUCH bigger.... There is also that trip to Shadowed Land to see Akasha.' Even now, he still unable to really tell if Akasha is a veteran player, a moderator or just a very VERY advanced AI. Whichever the woman is though, he know the bat woman is incredibly powerful and overall bad news personified. His only wish is that none of the people in his client's party is dumb enough to anger her, something easier done than said considering the rather short fuse she has. One more thing that concerns him about Shadowed Land is that the place is extremely complicated, the best way to describe the place is a maze inside a maze inside a maze, its THAT complicated. It was only made worse by the fact that the place housed the largest amount of demonic creature in all of EDEN, some of them are even stronger and trickier than the Balor that they had took down. For all their brute force, the Balor had been rather simple in their AI, they find enemy and kill them with brute force, it has absolutely zero trickery which means that with the right strategy, they are relatively easy to take down. In contrast, the demons in Shadowed Land tend to have tricks in their arsenal, from poisoning, camouflage, curse, to copying and disguising as their target's appearance and skill.  He sighs as he thinks to himself, 'They wouldn't be so dumb to try and go there without a guide.... would they?'