Ella Grant was aimlessly walking down the street when her phone suddenly rang.
"Ella, it's been a while! How have you been?" A bright, youthful voice came through the phone.
Ella Grant glanced at the caller ID: Sean Anderson, her only close friend from her previous life.
"Same as always. What's up? Need something?"
"Nothing serious, just wondering if you want to grab a drink?"
Ella couldn't help but smile. "Drinking this early in the morning?"
There was a brief pause on the other end. "Well, you have a point. By the way, I heard there's an eSports tournament happening in the north part of the city today. Want to join me for some fun?"
"Sure."
After accepting Sean's invitation, Ella hung up and waved down a taxi.
She had always loved gaming in her past life, and since she had nothing else planned for the day, it was a perfect opportunity to get out.
When she arrived at the gaming exhibition hall, many people were already streaming in.
A boy in a white T-shirt was standing not far away, waving at her.
Ella quickened her pace to meet him.
Sean handed her the ticket. "I just checked the list of competitors, and and the number one player in the national server, 'Wuji,' is here! This tournament is going to be exciting!"
Hearing this, Ella adjusted her mask and pointed to a corner of the venue, lowering her voice. "Let's not go too far in. Let's sit over there!"
"Alright!"
Watching Ella Grant walk away, Sean Anderson felt an indescribable sensation wash over him.
But he didn't dwell on it for long and quickly followed her.
In the world of gaming, the top player known as "Wuji" was one of the brothers he had yet to meet—Isaac Grant.
He was a legendary figure in the esports scene, having won the national championship three years in a row.
To think he would show up for such a small gaming competition!
Once seated, Ella Grant skillfully logged into her account, waiting for the match to begin.
About ten minutes later, after the organizers rambled on, the competition finally kicked off.
Ella was a pro at the game "Extreme Survival," having played it