I gave Nagi a potion and, after healing her, I asked her to sit down.

"Nagi, can you open your status window? Would you be able to share it with me?"

"Sure."@@novelbin@@

*Ding.*

[Nagi]  

[Level 15 Swordswoman]  

[HP: 664 / 664]  

[Strength: 14]  

[Agility: 21]  

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[Sync Rate: 49.8%]

I stared in shock.

What the...? How is her sync rate so high?

In *Astria Online*, even for adults, the sync rate rarely goes beyond the mid-20% range.

But Nagi’s sync rate was nearly 50%. If it exceeds 50%, the server is automatically alerted. Of course, I get special privileges, so I can surpass it without issues.

Her sync rate was right on the edge of being flagged as an abnormal player.

At this level, she must be feeling pain pretty intensely. For a minor, dying in-game could even cause severe mental shock.

It’s generally frowned upon to ask about someone’s real-life circumstances in the game, but I couldn’t help it.

"Nagi, this might sound strange, but... do you remember a past life, or were you perhaps a hero in this world before?"

Nagi tilted her head cutely, her expression full of confusion, as if there were a bunch of question marks floating above her head.

"Past life? A hero?"

"...Never mind. That reaction tells me everything I need to know."

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