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Chapter 422: Chapter 422 - Daily lives of The Overworked Gamer

Chapter 422: - Daily lives of The Overworked Gamer



As soon as Leon got back to his place, he went straight to his room. For some reason, his body felt incredibly heavy, and his eyes seemed too tired to stay open. He collapsed onto the bed, falling asleep almost immediately. He couldn't even remember what time he drifted off, but he knew he was utterly exhausted.

Suddenly, he woke up, unsure of how long he had been out. His body felt like it had released a lot of tension. He quickly checked the time-1a.m. Lily? Has she come home yet?

With groggy eyes, he opened his messages and skimmed through one from Lily. It mentioned that he had forgotten to close his bedroom's door and some other things, but Leon didn't bother reading the rest. He was too tired and drifted back to sleep.

A knock on the door jolted him awake. He checked the time again-it was 7 a.m. Wow, he had slept that long?!

Lily was knocking from outside.

"Yes, Lily? Come in."

The door opened, and Lily stepped in, holding something in her hand.

"Hey, are you okay?" she asked, pressing the object to Leon's forehead. A soft beep followed, and Leon blinked, still half-asleep.

"Hm... your temperature is normal," she said, glancing at him. "Brother, what happened to you?"

"Huh?" Leon mumbled, barely able to process her question.

Leon couldn't remember how long he had slept, but it felt like the deepest, longest sleep he'd had in months. Sitting up, still feeling the weight of sleep on his body, he realized he could probably sleep another 10 hours if he wanted to.

"Hey, are you okay? It's not like you to sleep this long. And aren't you supposed to be training this early?" Lily asked, concerned.

"Yeah..." Leon replied softly. "I just feel like sleeping forever. I've been so tired."

Lily sat down on a chair nearby and giggled. "That's probably a good sign-it shows you're still human. You've been pushing yourself with all that gaming these past few days, haven't you? Go back to sleep, or if you prefer, have some breakfast first and then just relax for the day. I'm heading off to school," she said, standing up.

She glanced at Leon one more time before leaving the room.

"Hi... I noticed you haven't been online since you left my place last night," she said, giving him a curious look.

"Yeah, I ended up sleeping really deeply," Leon replied.

Laura giggled. "That's not like you, you know... you never miss out on login time. How many hours have you skipped today?"

"I think I'm just worn out," he admitted with a grin.

"Take a vacation or a day off. Let me know if you need help with anything," she said, smiling

warmly.

"Thanks, Laura."

Their conversations had evolved ever since Leon learned about Laura's in-game identity. Now they could talk more freely about Immortal Legacy without any secrets between them. It was a refreshing change, as their discussions now covered more ground than just schoolwork. That afternoon, after his classes, Leon headed to the Martial Art Center for his Kenjutsu training. It was another day spent fully immersed in real-world activities, a much-needed break from his usual routine.

During the training session, Hazel was there too, and Leon couldn't help but notice how skilled she was with the sword. Her quick adaptation to Kenjutsu techniques confirmed what Lily had mentioned-Hazel was also a sword user in Immortal Legacy with a high level. Yet, despite these hints, both Hazel and Lily still hadn't revealed their in-game identities to him. But honestly, as long as Lily was happy, enjoying herself, and staying focused on school- without dealing with classmates bullying her like before-that was enough for Leon.

The training session wrapped up, and Leon stepped out of the center with Hazel beside him.

"Lily mentioned you guys are going on a trip this weekend... Can I join?" Hazel asked, glancing at him with a hopeful smile. "Lily told me about it, but she purposely forbade me when I said I wanted to come."

"Oh..." Leon suddenly remembered his promise to Lily. "Yeah, Hazel, I think you can come. It's just a small getaway nearby."

"Thanks, Leon!" Hazel beamed, then dashed off as her ride pulled up. "Bye!" she called out with a wave before hopping into the car.

Leon checked the time-it was already late afternoon. He felt satisfied, having spent the entire day focused on real-world activities.

"I guess it's time to head back," he said to himself. "The Princess is probably waiting for her

sword."

Smiling at the thought, he walked toward his car, which rolled up to the lobby and opened its door automatically as he approached.