The eSports King’s Crush

They had never expected to get such an answer.

It wasn’t only Panda who was stunned. Even Han Xi, who had been drinking water, felt his fingers pause for a moment.

Meanwhile, Mo Bei, who’d finished speaking, just turned back and put on her headphones again before beginning a new match.

Her slightly angled handsome face was still elegant and cold.

The atmosphere was a little intriguing.

However, generally speaking, such an atmosphere would not last long.

After all, the entire Dark Flares battle team, except for Mo Bei, had live streams to do.

Thus, they wouldn’t dwell too long on one topic.

When it was Panda’s turn, lots of people were already asking questions in the comments.

“Who’s the new support? It couldn’t really be who everyone has been saying. It’s not Mo Nan, is it?”

“What’s up with Dark Flares? Why did they recruit such a person? Do they still want to compete or not?”

“If the new support is Mo Nan, I will stop being a fan…”

Panda instantly understood why Chief had frowned slightly while live-streaming earlier.

Dark Flares had planned on announcing officially the information of the new support three days later.

However, it seemed like there was no longer any need for an official announcement.

Someone had released the news in advance.

Chen Yu was that someone.

“Captain Chen, are you really doing this?”

“What about it?”

“Dark Flares…”

“Did they not recruit Mo Nan then? If they’d really come round on this matter, wouldn’t it end once they kicked Mo Nan out?”

“That’s right! A person like Mo Nan does not deserve to be playing eSports anymore!”

Chen Yu wasn’t concerned about that. In any case, anything would work as long as he could drag him down.

He could not really let Mo Nan continue to stay in Dark Flares.

This was what happened on Mo Bei’s first day in the team. After playing five matches, she stood up to get water and drink.

Then, she returned to her seat and continued to train.

Her face remained expressionless and aloofly handsome.

Panda also believed that the support they’d recruited this time probably wouldn’t stay in the battle team for long.

Really, why did it have to be Mo Nan of all people?

Although he wasn’t against it, he felt that it wasn’t that easy to communicate about this matter.

Anyway, the club would be making the decision when the time came.

True enough, that night, as the Captain, Feng Nai received a call.

“Are you asking for my opinion?” Feng Nai stood before the window and tilted his head to light up a cigarette before leaving it between his lips. His lips curled into an absent-minded smile. “That would depend on whether he’s skilled enough to pass the test or not when he competes. Right now, the battle team lacks a support. If he plays well, he stays. If he doesn’t, he’s out.”

“Mm… That’s all.” Probably because he was sleepy, Feng Nai’s voice sounded nasal even while he was speaking. His slender figure leaned against the window. “Anything else? Nothing? If there’s nothing else, hang up. Mmm… I’m going to bed.”

When Panda walked over to get water, he heard this part of the conversation.

He was rather surprised. “Chief, I really didn’t expect that you would speak up for Mo Nan.”

Feng Nai pulled up the hood of his uniform. A cigarette was still between his thin, distinctly jointed fingers as he said, “Then you really ought to listen carefully to know what I really meant.”

“If he plays well, he stays. If he doesn’t, he’s out.” Panda repeated before he hiccuped.

Feng Nai stuck a hand into his pocket, his long legs straightening. He gave off an aloof aura as he replied in a languid voice, “It’s always been like this for Dark Flares. Otherwise, why would we be called Shameless?”

Panda had originally thought he was making sense when he heard the first half of his reply. However, when he heard the last part, he cackled. We’ve been called Shameless only because of you, Chief. Because you call yourself handsome each time you are taunted.

How dare you have the cheek to push the blame on the battle team!