Ainz - Inventory 3

Suzuki Satoru responded to Keno with great gusto, and the two of them wandered around the streets.

Along the way, Suzuki Satoru put the gold coins from this world which he had borrowed from Keno into his pocket dimension.

While it was stored in a separate location from the Yggdrasil coins, they did not seem to count against his weight limit. If they did, then he would not be able to store anything in his inventory. This was a perfectly rational design decision for a game, but he ought to be in a real world now.

It’s really handy, but it kind of ruins realism in a place like this… am I really not in a game?

Although his undead body had confirmed to Suzuki Satoru that he was not in a game, the handiness of his inventory made him feel like he was still in a game. It felt unpleasant, like the game was overwriting the real world.

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Bonus Volume, Chapter 2.3