Deadly video game

From a young age, video games were the only thing he really excelled at. While other boys excelled at sports, academics, or making friends, he was always in front of a screen. Video games were his world. One night, while looking for something new to play, he found a game he had never heard of. The title was simple, but the reviews were strangely perfect. They all said the same thing: "The most realistic game ever created." "The ultimate experience." "Only for true players." That was enough to get his attention. "Let's see if it's as difficult as they say..." he murmured as he unloaded it. When he opened the game, a black screen appeared in front of him. "Welcome." Then the character creation menu appeared… but it was unlike any other game. There were dozens of classes. Warrior. Magician. Goalkeeper. Gentleman. Killer. Alchemist. Necromancer. But one in particular caught his attention. Summoner. Below the name appeared a warning. "The hardest class in the game." "Leveling up is extremely slow." "Recommended only for expert players." He smiled. -Perfect. Without hesitation, he selected her. Then another option appeared. Difficulty of the world. Easy. Normal. Difficult. Nightmare. He immediately chose Nightmare. A new message appeared. "Players who choose this difficulty level will be born into the worst possible social conditions." "Survival is not guaranteed." He leaned back in his chair. —That sounds interesting. He pressed OK. The screen went completely black. For a few seconds… nothing happened. Then he began to feel something strange. Heat. Weight. A sound… like heartbeats. And then… Voices. —He's breathing! —The baby is alive! Her eyes slowly opened. The light was dim. The ceiling was made of old wood. The air smelled of dust and smoke. He tried to move… but his body barely responded. He looked at his hands. Small. Too small. Then he understood. I wasn't playing the game. He had been born inside him.

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