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Published at 11th of April 2020 07:16:47 PM
Chapter 32

In less than a month, Harold had come to be accepted by everyone .

That was because the unwritten law of the company – “The programmer rules” – worked . It meant that the one who can build the right program at any time was correct . Harold was an excellent programmer without complaint . Almost everyone on the team acknowledged it .

He could not fully master English . He always talked in frustratingly jumbled words .

He was modest and gentle enough to appear timid, but behind that was a core strength that was hard for others to notice .

The program he wrote was very similar to him . A program often has the character or personality of the programmer who wrote it . What programs have they read so far? What kind of programs have they written? When you see what they see, it becomes obvious .

His program seemed trivial and seemed to be imitable to anyone, but upon closer inspection, it was flawless . The code that completed the operations was implemented .

Harold himself was that type of man .

In other words, he seemed not to be a remarkable person at first glance, but he was, in fact, a kind of man who was much more than he appeared to be .

By the end of September, he was called ‘Hal’ by everyone according to the American style .

Nika had been assigned the role of Hal’s mentor after being first introduced at the company .

Reviewing his program and submitting it to Kirsh was part of her daily routine .


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It was Nika’s secret pleasure to see Hal’s work earlier than anyone on the team .

Hal’s program was always correct . It was beautiful as well . Nika was overwhelmed by its refined genius .

Hal had already created the basic system for the game . He had built it to a state where there was almost no room for improvement .

All that was left was to build a distributed server system and use development tools to set up areas, events, NPCs, and some more . Harold seemed to have potential as a game designer .

There was only one issue, the company president found a fault in Hal’s project . It was concerning the title of the game . Hal’s proposal was “Twilight,” but the president shook his head and would not accept it .

“It’s too boring . It’s not suitable for a massively multiplayer online role playing game . ”


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That was the president’s statement .

In October he said this in a discussion for a pre-production version .

“I think using one word is fine, but it’s a whole new massively multiplayer online role-playing game that’s been created in a year and a half, isn’t it? It’s no good for such a game . ”

“I’ll repeat that,” muttered Kirsch .

“I love it, because it’s a massively multiplayer online role playing game, after all,” said McGavin


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The president ignored the two of them .

“I would rather have a title like Pluto’s Kiss than Twilight . Please suggest more titles like that . ”

Hal had been a bit nervous about the title proposal ever since then .

Eventually, “fragment” was used as a temporary title . I decided to consider this title when it got some publicity, so that title continued on into the beta version .

Hal was listening silently to the president’s words . He did not object .

Of course, he did not take the president’s attitude, but he did not care about such things and appeared to be uninterested .

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