Chapter 2: Balls everywhere.

Hey, it’s me again.

I’m depressed now. I died, which means there’s no one to feed Leo, my beloved friend. What will the poor guy do without me while I’m dead!?

Now I’m just some ball of gas, floating in space.

This sucks. I can’t see crap. Do I have to wait for processing or something? Is that why I’m stuck here?

Or perhaps the afterlife is just a void where the soul goes so that it can eventually forget about all of its memories by spending a crap ton of time there, after which the process of reincarnation would finally begin.

Sounds horrible, but it could be true.

Maybe.

Anyway, I didn’t know what to do at this point. So I just kinda.. stayed there, in the void, like all good floating balls of gases do, waiting for something to happen.

It took a while, or no time at all (I genuinely can’t tell anymore.) until something changed.

There was another ball of gas now. It was glowing.

Maybe I could fuse with it, I dunno. Isn’t that how gases are supposed to work?

Damn, I knew I shouldn’t have skipped those chemistry classes!

I broke out of my regret quickly enough, trying my best to move towards the other ball without being able feel anything, which was dreadfully slow. Seriously, try moving when you can’t even feel yourself, it’s a riot!

Once I got to the other ball, it got way brighter. That means I’m doing something right. Right?

Nothing happened much after that though. And that probably means I need to wait some more.

Maybe I’ll talk to the glowy ball while I wait.

Could be fun.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

Weather update, there’s more gases now.

I’ve taken the liberty of collecting them all, since I had nothing better to do.

Also, there’s been this little weird thing I’ve been noticing about them. You see, every time I gather one of them, the gases start glowing a lot. They also get brighter each time I collect them. It’s gotten to the point where I’d have worried about my eyesight, if I had any eyes to speak of anyway.

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But why give you an update when basically nothing has happened?

Well, something did happen.

The next ball of gas happened. Ordinarily it would be nothing to worry about, but this particular ball of gas was special.

It was black.

Amazing observation, I know.

Naturally, I went close to the new specimen, trying to make it glow as well.

It didn’t glow. In fact, if anything, it got even blacker. Weird.

However, before I could continue contemplating about the strangeness of black balls, something cracked.

Suddenly, all the balls I had collected began forming a sphere around me, which promptly got sucked into my very being.

I’ve gotta say, it looked pretty cool.

Honestly, that felt weird, to say the least. I don’t feel much different though. Just... heavier, I guess?

Congratulations! You have successfully completed the formation of a cracked core. To begin your existence, kindly collect the remaining orbs.

Orb count- 50/100

Finally, the world acknowledges my existence!

What, you thought I’d be surprised? You underestimate me, chump! This guy knows every cliche there is, every single one! A LitRPG-esque element such as this one was well within my expectations!

Bow before my mighty intellect! Mwahahahahaha!

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Alright, enough of that. I’ve got to get collecting.

I’ll see you when I’m done.

Ciao.

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