After Five Crowns, Please Leave the Stage
Only one hundred players occupied the server. OBSIDIAN-K led with 2,400 points. ZERO sat in last place with none. Stranger still, many IDs belonged to players who would become global stars—except here, they were unknown teenagers.
A match formed.
Four silent strangers joined Lin Zhou. Across from them stood a full squad wearing Obsidian academy tags. One teammate immediately started a surrender vote.
“That’s the number-one stack. How are we supposed to play?”
Lin Zhou put on her headset. “Four of them will push east in thirty seconds.”
“Saw it in a dream?”
She did not answer. Ten years ago, Gu Chen had called this lightning push his academy masterpiece.
