Sword Art Online | Parallel Games

What if there was a better full-dive VR that offered a way to play without dying in the game and in real life, plus the ability to log out at any time safely? This was realized by two people: a Hungarian-Spanish high school student named Kajetán González and a Japanese game developer named Akira Fujioka. Akira was a former associate to Akihiko Kayaba, and he was the one shamelessly copied the blueprints for the Nerve Gear to make the safer Head Gear and a new full-dive VR game known as Mars’ World. It is an open, floors-free game where you can create, quest, fight monsters, and explore without a fear of death. When you die in the game, you will not die in real life but respawn as if death was an inconvenience. Plus, if you're feeling tired or real life calls you for duties, you can log out seamlessly. In this fanfic story, Kajetán was barely two weeks into the school year in Kawasaki, Japan when he received a mysterious, unmarked package containing the Head Gear. He eventually logged into a world of different biomes and lots of fun that felt less than a prison and more of a sandbox. Meanwhile, Akira was the one who created Mars’ World but kept it a secret from a world still suffering from the trauma of the 2022 SAO incident two years ago. As a result, MW players like Kajetán lived dual lives: regular citizens in the real world and gamers in the virtual world of MW. But the cloud of SAO was catching up against them.