Chapter 28.1 I want to beat out a bloody path amongst the thousands of Close CPs! (1/2)

Glory Long Qi 51460K 2022-07-23

translator: xiin

editors: apricot & juurensha

Wei Xiao was very clear about who was in charge. He looked at Lu Feng with eager eyes.

Lu Feng: “……”

The staff members were afraid to lift their head. They only wished that he could stare holes into this contract!

What the hell was this?

These two…

The world of young people was too terrifying!

Lu Feng actually didn’t explain it. He only said to Wei Xiao, “This is a private agreement between us. It doesn’t have to be written into the contract.”

The staff members: F*ck!

Wei Xiao thought about it and realized it made sense. He then reminded Lu Feng, “You have to keep your word.”

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Lu Feng: “Mm.”

Wei Xiao then told the staff who were sitting there, “Please help me act as a witness!”

The staff members: “………………”

Witness what? Who wants to act as a witness for your ‘accompany you for however long you want’?

After dealing with the big stone in his heart, Wei Xiao boldly signed his name on the signature page and printed his name.

So, after a two year detour, Wei Xiao finally joined FTW!

Wei Xiao was still attending college. He’d been admitted to the famous Normal University in China. Although it wasn’t as impressive as a certain someone who’d dropped out of Nanjing University, he was still a serious and talented student.

Lu Feng: “The matter of suspending school isn’t urgent. We’ll do it after the new year.”

Wei Xiao had been lively on the outside while living in seclusion on the inside for the past two years. He didn’t have friends at school and didn’t feel much regret, “’Kay.”

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The two of them left the meeting room. Lu Feng asked, “Do you have any thoughts about your game ID?”

An ID had to be registered when one became a professional player. Glory had international events, and the competition committee had unified regulations. All player IDs were to be in English, making it convenient for communication between countries.

Wei Xiao’s former international server ID was Professor, which carried the meaning of ‘teacher’ in Chinese. On one hand, he’d been determined to become a teacher at a normal university and he’d used it to remind himself not to be completely immersed in the professional gaming arena. On the other hand, Professor sounded like ‘Call Beast’ in Chinese, and had more oomph than ‘teacher’.

In short, this ID didn’t mean ‘grandmaster’ at all. After all, the ‘grandmaster’ nickname was something created by the little cubs he’d bullied into crying, and it didn’t have anything to do with Wei Xiao.

It was even to the point where Wei Xiao hadn’t even read Jin Zhong’s works and didn’t know what the name One Lamp Grandmaster meant. It was Bai Cai who’d had to send him the Baidu Encyclopedia link.

Only then did Wei Xiao understand that the One Lamp Grandmaster was so deeply hidden. However, he also secretly felt that it matched his identity, so he happily acknowledged it.

Now…

Wei Xiao had an idea in mind, “Quiet!”

He might say that he didn’t plan to play professionally, but in fact, he’d been thinking of this ID for two years.

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Lu Feng: “Quiet?”

Wei Xiao: “Yes!”

Quiet was indeed good, but it really didn’t suit Wei Xiao.

A trash talk king being called Quiet; it was full of irony and provocation no matter how one looked at it.

Wei Xiao explained to Lu Feng, “Your ID is Close, and mine is Quiet; one is seclusion, and the other is quiet. The implication is that the other side will be beat up until they’re unable to speak and directly go into seclusion!”

Lu Feng: “……”

Wei Xiao continued excitedly, “I thought of it about two years ago. I originally wanted to use Open as it would match with your name, but then, Open seemed a little too open. I went through the English dictionary for most of the night and then found that the word Quiet is pretty good!”

Lu Feng hesitated slightly, “They’re both good.”

Wei Xiao: “Hm?”

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Lu Feng said softly, “Any name of yours is good.”

Wei Xiao was delighted, “Then, we’ll use Quiet?”

Lu Feng: “Mm.”

Wei Xiao felt deeply that his brain was really amazing. In the future, he and Lu Feng would become the Seclusion CP. Oh, that wasn’t very good. What if they were cursed to be autistic? The CP name wasn’t urgent, he could go and ask the expert Old Bai later and ask him for help…

When he thought of Bai Cai, Wei Xiao was still planning to settle accounts with him later!

“Where’s Old Bai? I didn’t see him after dinner just now.”

Lu Feng: “He should be in the training room at this hour.”

Wei Xiao: “I have something to discuss with him!”

That son of a bitch must have known that FTW’s new top-laner was him, but he actually continued hiding it and tried to whet his appetite!

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Wei Xiao left in a blaze. Lu Feng stopped where he was and stared at his back for a while.

Wei Xiao’s words still echoed in his ears––I went through the English dictionary for most of the night and then found that the word Quiet is pretty good.

The image of a 17 year old youth who hadn’t gone to sleep at night, wasn’t playing games, and was flipping through the English dictionary instead popped into Lu Feng’s mind.

Two years ago, FTW had wanted Wei Xiao. Wei Xiao had also been eager to join FTW.

It was a pity that the affairs of the world were inconstant, and they’d missed that opportunity.

At the time, Lu Feng had barely been able to deal with his own affairs and had no time at all to go look for Wei Xiao after he left. If he’d gone to Wei Xiao’s home to check out the situation back then, would things have turned out differently?

Lu Feng’s eyes drooped down, and he suppressed these churning thoughts.

There was no need to feel regret over the past. What he should do was cherish the present and make sure the future would hold no regrets.

Two years ago, he hadn’t had the power to keep Wei Xiao. Now, two years later, he’d already set up the stage for him to fly.

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