The eSports King’s Crush

She was going to find out who had injured her brother's hand.

She would also show the people who had hurt the people around her that she would get everything back using this pair of hands.

However, Mo Bei made Yun Shen feel even greater unease. She reached out and held the arm that was holding up the umbrella. "Have you forgotten why you wanted to game in the first place? Because you love it so much. The professional league is your dream, isn't it?"

Mo Bei looked over, her eyes dimming slightly. "Even Sovereign Union disbanded. In this industry, the word 'dream' is too insignificant. I awakened from my dream a long time ago."

Yun Shen faltered for a moment. So many years had passed, yet she still couldn't let go of this in her heart?

It made sense, as it was impossible to let go.

She had watched the members of Sovereign Union leave the scene one after another.

Those veteran players had been picked on by fans. Some of them had even been cursed at terribly.

Disbanding had probably been a result of all the statements that had continuously appeared.

What was even more unacceptable was that there were still people who were making pirated copies by using the words 'Sovereign Union' for popularity.

On that day, she had watched that small figure stand under the large screen in the public square. That figure had allowed the drizzling rain to fall on her shoulders but still had not left the game map.

She had been the only member of Sovereign Union left.

Her team uniform had been lifted by the wind.

When she'd turned back, her face had still been expressionless but those eyes, which had always refused to concede defeat, had dimmed.

She had said, "Shen, I don't want to game anymore."

Now, this person was back and she was bearing lots of things that she couldn't see.

Bey was like a child that had grown up. Unlike in the past, she now had a place to go and she couldn't stand amongst a bunch of seniors who loved bantering and chipping in occasionally with a sharp-tongued comment or watching the Master that she loved the most with red ears.

Her current self was even more perfect.

This was because she had the guidance of those two people.

Hence, she could always see their shadows when she turned.

Yun Shen's comment was made casually.

After all, she would often feel that regardless of what Mo Bei was wearing, it seemed as if the two words "Sovereign Union" rose up behind her.

She was mature and she was standing even taller, as if she could hold up the whole sky, giving off a great sense of security.

However, she didn't know if this was good or bad for Bey.

Yun Shen walked over and followed Mo Bei. She was obedient too. After all, this person had woken up so early to do so many things for her. Even the air smelled much more refreshing.

Only her looks were inherently alluring. Even though she was talking very normally with Mo Bei, she would still give people the sense that she'd gone off to do something last night.

Yun Shen wasn't troubled by this. They also cared about whether she was sexy or not.

Mo Bei held the transparent umbrella with a hand in her pocket. Her entire person radiated a clean elegance. She didn't care if she would catch a cold either. Regardless of what Yun Shen said, she didn't respond from start to end. She was only walking forward, acting as if she was going to take her to the van.

As smart as Yun Shen was, she realized what was happening very soon. "Did my manager mention something she shouldn't have to you?"

"Shouldn't have?" Mo Bei frowned, stopping in her tracks. Her eyes were cold. "You think she shouldn't have mentioned it?"

She was… angry?

Yun Shen naturally knew Mo Bei well. This blank kid's emotions had never changed much ever since they had been young.

Not unless she was really angry.

"It's not that she shouldn't have mentioned it. It's just that I think you don't have to be too worried…"