Hiding Behind Her Superficiality by Kyla Olson

The four of them shivered and wanted to explain, but they didn’t know how to start.

“How long have you been watching us?” Elspeth took a deep breath and asked.

Carrot was an honest child, so he said truthfully, “From the start of the kiss until now.”

Elspeth felt her blood pressure rise at once. Nevertheless, the two of them were doing embarrassing things in public, and it was really not the fault of these four people. Elspeth thought about it and let them go.

On the next day of training, the four of them simply did not dare to look directly at Elspeth. Elspeth could feel that the training was extra tormenting for them, so she proposed to end the training early, to which the four unanimously agreed. Anyway, the practice was almost done and there was no point in practicing more if they were not learning anything new. The four of them saw Elspeth off with smiles on their faces before releasing big sighs of relief.

Soon, the day of the game arrived. Elspeth followed Kenneth and the four of them to the car and headed for the competition venue. As soon as they entered, they were greeted by a stout man with an inch scar at his brow bone. He was a little oily-looking and had a smile that looked unkind.

At once, alarm bells sounded in Elspeth’s head. As she watched Kenneth talk pleasantries with the man, she knew that this was their final opponent—the team captain of AD, Jaipor Lass.

Today’s match would be broadcasted live, so there were quite a number of fans and news reporters gathered outside. The AD captain, Jaipor, smiled broadly at the reporters, and said, “I have full confidence in our team. AD will definitely beat team FX.”

Kenneth didn’t care about his opponent’s provocation, and when the microphone was passed to him, he just asked in confusion, “Where is the place to receive the reward after the match?”

The crowd was speechless.

Soon, it was time for the game to start. Elspeth and Kenneth sat down, put on the headsets, and began to enter the battle state. During the hero selection stage, they encountered a big problem—the opposite side had banned all of Carrot’s best support picks, so Carrot panicked all of a sudden.

“It seems that they had planned and learned about the heroes Carrot often uses in advance, and as such, they could strike with precision.”

Kenneth frowned, feeling a little unsure.

However, Elspeth was not too concerned. “It’s okay, Carrot. Just pick any hero and follow me.”

to dissuade her. “Elspeth, two heroes tagging with each other would be an easy target for the enemy. Are you not afraid of

as our rapport

battle began, Carrot’s hero accidentally got killed, and the

“Sorry, Elspeth, I…”

which had a flexible rolling skill. She quickly dodged

the round ended with an overwhelming

a girl on their side

it jumped in to strike

words, and she couldn’t help but snort with laughter. Carrot looked at her, frowning.

They’re saying that

he grinned and asked, “They said you only played a trashy support tag. Was that also a compliment to

dumb*sses. I’m obviously playing an archer. How could they even end up in competitive gaming if they have

when they heard they were being taunted, they immediately got upset. At that moment, the intermission was over, and they had to sit down again to continue the game. Elspeth

yet they themselves could not hear each other’s voices. All of a sudden, they began to panic. But with good mental strength, they quickly calmed down and started the game. There was no rule to say that one

could not be explained clearly without communication. Soon, the opposite side pushed in hard, reaching the towers on Elspeth’s side. The only hero alive on Elspeth’s side was her own hero,

as fast as she could to the towers. When the opposite team saw her wounded, they rushed to take her down. Elspeth blinked to

on his way to the main towers. Taking advantage of the opponents still in cooldown mode,

was over with a narrow win for Elspeth’s team. They now had two wins, which

headsets and all of them looked at Elspeth with

disgusting;

cheated. How do you

times where her hero didn’t take any damage

their thoughts. She raised her eyes with a disdainful look and asked, “Why are you all looking