Input on a second system

I'm currently playing a Nexon Korea game called Dungeon & Fighter, and my goal is to control a second account on a second machine on the same keyboard as the first machine. A few noteworthy details about my situation:

- The primary machine is a desktop with high end specs. The second machine is my laptop running next to my PC. They're both on the same network.
- It's impossible to run two clients on the same machine, even with virtual machine software.
- There is anti-keylogging, anti hacking software always running in the background called AhnLab. It's very typical of Nexon and Ijji games.

The role of the second account can be performed with a small amount of keys. Ideally, I intended to map my keypad to the laptop's keys, but I have some paranoia about the Ahnlab software, as bans are nearly impossible to revert, even if a GM acknowledges that Ahnlab triggered a false positive and banned you.

The task is relatively simple. It's essentially to make my life easier so I don't have to hook a second keyboard into the lapto, cluttering up my desk . So before I consider trying software that may potentially destroy my valued account, I'm wondering if there are any potential solutions that could be done through windows or some kind of hardware? Or is anyone knowledgeable enough about this software to confirm whether it would get me banned?

I appreciate any help.

If you are unsure, I would play it safe, plug in the second keyboard, and play both accounts that way. Check and make sure playing multiple accounts at the same time is ok first. Then ask the GM's, send an email in to support, and make sure 100% that key broadcasting will not getting you banned before you do it.