Chapter 586: Too Many Problem Children in the Society, and as President, I

Su Han stared at the names of the two new members, stroking his chin, his gaze flickering slightly.

"Hisataka... that name sounds familiar."

Su Han closed his eyes, pondering for a long time, then suddenly remembered a name—he snapped his eyes open, a flicker of shock in his pupils.

"The creator of the virtual game Sword Art Online, Kayaba Akihiko."

No wonder Su Han had felt the name seemed familiar before.

Kayaba Akihiko's online alias in the virtual game was Hisataka.

He was also an important figure.

"Interesting... I wonder if the death game has... officially started? Come to think of it, the problem children in the society are really increasing."

After realizing this, Su Han let out a long, weary sigh.

As president of the society, the growing number of problem children in the society was giving him a headache.

"Kayaba Akihiko's identity is confirmed... then who is this other one, the heir of the Busujima family?"

Su Han racked his brains; though there weren't many with the surname Busujima, there were still a few.

After much deliberation, he made his decision.

"Forget it... wait, I can just ask directly in the society!"

Hisataka: "Where is this? How exactly did you accomplish this? What kind of technology is capable of projecting such an image into my mind?"

Hisataka: "Virtual technology? No! In virtual games, I am unquestionably the giant! No one could possibly deceive me into doing something like this."

Kayaba Akihiko was currently in his laboratory.

When he noticed the virtual society icon in his mind, he lost his composure.

He even knocked over a tray of components.

This drew the attention of many in the lab.

"Mr. Kayaba, what happened?"

"Dr. Kayaba, we all know your pressure is immense! If you need rest, just take it.

You don't have to push yourself so hard.

We still have plenty of time!"

"Your mind has reached its limit! Let me clean this up."

Several researchers stepped forward, comforting him as they bent down to gather the scattered components.