“Well, it’s the first day so these sort of bugs could occur. Around about now, the GMs should be crying by now from the amount of messages flooding in,” Cline said calmly. “Is it alright for you to stand around like that? You said that you ordered some pizza, didn’t you?” I asked teasingly. “Ah, that’s right!” I smiled as I watched him jump around, his eyes wide. I threw away a couple of items I didn’t need from the inventory, which had turned red due to having too many items inside, and then walked over to Cline. “Argh! My anchovy pizza and ginger ale-!” “Why don’t you call a GM? They might cut you off from their side.” “I tried, but there’s no response. It’s already 5:25! Hey, Kirito! Isn’t there some other way to log out?” After listening to what Cline said while waving both of his arms— My face became rigid. I felt a groundless fear send a chill down my back. “Let’s see…to log out…” I said while thinking. To get out of this virtual reality and back to my room, I have to open the main menu, press the log out button and press yes on the window that popped up on the right. It was pretty simple. But—at the same time, apart from the procedure above I wasn’t aware of any other way of logging off. I looked up at Cline’s face, which was situated quite a bit higher than