This scene, which looked as though it only appeared in comics, went viral online.
There were so many comments flying across the screen. Every single one was stating that their Almighty K had changed.
However, the fans in the stands were stunned and their eyes were shaking in disbelief.
Even Panda and Granny Gray had shocked expressions on their faces.
After all, Chief had never pulled the zip up for any of them!
Their fans didn’t expect things to be like this.
How come FromNorthToSouth and Almighty K… were so close?
One would pull up someone’s zip only if they were close to a certain extent.
To the extent that the one who had taken the initiative earlier was their Almighty K?
Unacquainted?
It was impossible that they were unacquainted!
Some of the fans who’d been speaking earlier were now flushed.
Meanwhile, the girl who had spoken up for Mo Bei was slightly dazed. Then, she tugged on her friend’s sleeve. “What did I say? What did I say?”
She was really happy.
At the same time, she also understood that Almighty K was speaking up for FromNorthToSouth to a certain extent by doing so.
To be honest, this act didn’t mean that he was protecting this person.
The fans who’d commented earlier felt ashamed. Then, their resentment rose.
Why did Almighty K do that?
The assistant wanted to ask the same question.
Before they had gone on, he’d instructed Young Master so many times to keep a distance from Mo Nan.
Keep a distance, not reduce the distance between them!
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The assistant stretched out his hands and covered his face. What to do…
How should he explain this to the higher-ups?
He wondered if handing this over could offset the offense this time.
However, Feng Nai seemed like he didn’t mind at all. After nonchalantly retracting his hand, he looked at Mo Bei, who had been watching, and commented neutrally, “It seems like you really like to watch Sovereign Union’s clips.”
Mo Bei faltered. Her gaze was cool as she said, “Sovereign Union was a technique-based class.”
Feng Nai’s eyes shifted. “It’s that simple?”
Mo Bei responded with an “mm” sound.
Feng Nai’s voice was leisurely. “Your manner earlier… You acted as if there was someone you like in there.”
“There was.” Mo Bei did not hide this. Her profile was aloof as she said, “I’m playing professionally literally because of a certain person in there.”
It was hard for Feng Nai to find anything that was not quite right. He looked up at the countdown on the screen and then shifted his gaze to the team members behind him. “Ready?”
Panda and Granny Gray nodded unanimously. Even Han Xi said that he was good.
“Then let’s go.”
Three simple words that could stir up something in the depths of one’s heart.
Flowing team uniforms moved from the darkness to gather before the camera.
Five people with different styles spread out in a row, as if the wind was blowing down their sleeves.
The tailored logo flew behind them as the camera focused on it and evoked a surge of support calls.
There were lots of fans at the venue.
Besides Dark Flares, Storm had also walked in from the other side at the same time.
As two battle teams who had started off their respective games with a bang, they each had their own fans.
It could be said that when Dark Flares had been present previously, one basically couldn’t hear the calls of support for the other battle teams unless it was during the National League.
However, it was different this year.
When a slim and tall player walked out on Storm’s side, resounding cheers echoed.
It was the player that Storm had spent big bucks to poach this year, the super-strong side-lane player that could go one against two…