Now that he's grown up, it's time for him to become an awakened person. He'll be assigned to a different mission each time he goes to sleep. The subject of each mission is totally different, and each mission subject is adjusted according to the attributes of the players assigned to it. This reminds him of the despair he felt in his previous life, when he didn't succeed in the awakening task because his awakening rate was lower than that of the other players. He also hears that other players don't have to fight the same dungeon boss as him, so he asks around on the forums if that's true. After all, the luck of his past life wasn't so bad, he says. In this life, he'll never fail, he promises himself. He goes on to say that every time he sees this scenery, he still feels weird about it. He wonders why the old stone chair man announced the mission twice, and why the mission was split into three types. The first type is a teleportation mission, the second is a b and the third is a c mission. The mission description says that the mirror clones are twice as good as the awakened person, and that they should be defeated.