"Wong, I think we should sleep..." A man in monk's clothes and a bald head said with a tired expression to Wong.
Wong was confused, after looking at the sky he replied. "Why? It's still daylight, monsters aren't even showing."
Hearing this, the monk was shocked and responded. "I'm not talking about the game, but about ourselves, I think it's been 50 hours since we've been playing non-stop, as much as our bodies are better than average humans, many brothers have already passed out from sleep." The monk said as he pointed to the bodies of players lying on the ground.
Luckily for these players, as their bodies were square, they were in no danger of falling to their side while sleeping.
Wong saw that the other monks were very tired and decided to disconnect from Minecraft with them and return to Kamar-Taj.
The more tired monks were carried by the less tired monks and within a short time they arrived. Unlike the other monks, Wong was perfectly fine. Sure, his reasoning was a little reading for having gone so long without sleep, but he had studied magic in such a fun and innovative way in that game that he didn't even feel the time pass.
After accompanying the disciples to their dorm, Wong went to his room and decided to write down everything he learned in the game so he wouldn't forget.
As he sat at his desk, Wong felt a strange sense of familiarity. As he had spent so many hours in Minecraft sitting in his desk trying to come up with theories for DLC ThaumCraft, when Wong sat at his own desk at home he felt like he was just doing something like he did in the game.
The problem is that this gave Wong a wild idea, he remembered making a Thaunometer, an item made with gold borders and some crystals with elemental properties, which allowed him to see the elements of objects in the game and get inspiration from it. to develop your own spells.
But as he had just done it within the game, Wong felt it was a silly idea.
Thinking to rest his head for a bit, Wong turned on the television to watch the news around the world.
But what he didn't expect is for the news to talk about Minecraft.!
"So what are the results, doctor?" A reporter asked a smiling old man in a white coat.
"This is a miracle! Besides there are no side effects, even old people like me can drink without worrying!" The old man said excitedly as he took the microphone from the reporter's hand and started talking to the camera. "I'm Dr. Heinstein, I teach at Yale University, if you have potions like this, I'll buy each one for $500, no, $1,000! If you're one of the 20 players who got a Minecraft potion this week I I'll buy this potion for $1,000! Even if it's a Lucky Potion!" The doctor was making an announcement before being interrupted by the program staff.
But that was enough to shock Wong. Not because there was an old man publicizing himself on television, as he was surprisingly used to seeing this kind of person without shame in it, but what surprised him was that while the old man was publicizing, there was a message on the screen that shocked Wong .
[University doctors around the world are surprised by the potions brought from Minecraft! "This is a medical revolution!" They say. ]
And if what that old man said was true, it means that even people at Yale, one of the most renowned Universities in the world, were proving that Minecraft things worked in real life.
But if what they were saying was true, didn't that mean that even the Minecraft magic DLC stuff would also work in the real world?
Wong was shocked! Every hair on his body stood up and he quickly got up from his chair and went to a chest near his bed to get some items.
Wong has had a lot of bad luck since he was born. His father was a very powerful sorcerer who worked for the Crone, but unfortunately Wong was born with a very weak talent for magic, something that made him practically forced to give it up and focus on Martial Arts.
But who knew that a chance to use magic would actually come his way?!
At this point Wong even remembered the smile the Crone gave him while they were at the Cyber-Cafe, which made Wong feel even more excited, as he knew the Crone knew something they were still discovering.
"Maybe that's it! My chance to practice magic!" Wong said excitedly as he focused on developing a Thaunometer.
While Wong was marveling at ThaumCraft's magic, there was another person shocked by a Minecraft DLC as well.
Shuri, who had started playing IndustrialCraft just for fun, was now completely focused on a large pile of books in front of her as she wrote nonstop on a blank sheet.
Shuri had thought Minecraft was just a very creative game, but the more she played this game, the more Shuri was shocked, even more when she disconnected from the game and noticed there was a black cape on her lap.
But if anyone was even more shocked it was the Dora Milaje, who also had their cloaks in their hands when they left the game, which made the entire palace go on high alert while people thought there was an intruder among them.
But when they found nothing, the only explanation for it was magic!
Shuri thought Minecraft magic was something that could be very fascinating to study, but she didn't think the technology in this game was also so powerful!
Initially, while she only saw it as a game DLC, Shuri found it a lot of fun, but when she found herself thinking about the feasibility of using many of these technologies in real life, Shuri was surprised at how high the probability of success for this was!
"Maybe I should try this out?" She asked herself shocked as she stared at the paper in front of her.
