The Queen They Buried

Chapter 10

On the screen, the graceful Katrina, with barely any health left, dodged a fatal skill, even a semi-lock-on one.

Aubree’s lips curled up. The opponent’s skills were back; if she were them, she wouldn’t miss this chance.

“Still, too bad. Your other four teammates are dead, and the minions aren’t strong. You’re done for,” the blond-haired guy commented.

“Not necessarily,” Aubree said, operating her champion to full health.

The enemy team pushed to the base.

Meanwhile, Katrina left the fountain.

“What? No way!” The yellow-haired guy jumped up. If he hadn’t been watching her, he would’ve thought she was cheating.

On the screen, Katrina first activated her ultimate. She seemingly was just dodging left and right, but every second skill used was to its fullest potential, perfectly avoiding all enemy skills while capitalizing on their cooldowns to counterkill.

In no time, the penta-kill effect appeared on the screen.

Seizing the moment, her teammates respawned, launching a counterattack, and the game ended, in just exactly 30 minutes.

Then, the game settlement page popped up on the screen.

“Isn’t that Shrek?” The blond-haired guy pointed at the opposing jungler’s ID, “God’s Fury.All-Star.”

The glaring pro badge revealed his identity.

as the match ended, Aubree saw a red dot appear

[Interested in going

exchange

ID, Aubree quit the game.

guy stared wide-eyed at Aubree, immediately making a decision-to ride

way,” Aubree replied, with an air

administrator to log off and walked out

and unfortunately, her path home passed through a dark alley with no

Aubree hurried home when two hooligans lurking by the roadside

been watching you for days. You’re good at gaming,” one

so early today? How about keeping us company for a game?” the other one

leered, reaching out

had anticipated this. The ghetto was chaotic, and

Chapter 10

sharper, while one hand moved stealthily towards the side pocket of her

might not be possible. My girl needs to get home to sleep.” Just as Aubree was about to act, a steady and comforting voice sounded, and a large, cool hand gripped her

she

hadn’t left?’ Aubree

to 6.2 feet, stood a head taller

was reassuring with

nose tingled. She was used to facing all setbacks alone, never expecting someone to step up

hand gripping her wrist was cool, but the

hoodlums hesitate. To them, the guy looked anything but ordinary,