Chapter 16: Mine
Translated by Addis of Exiled Rebels Scanlations
Editor: PlumSauce
Yun Yingzhi jolted awake, all traces of drowsiness vanishing in an instant. His eyelids twitched violently, and he instinctively turned toward the classroom door—but didn’t see His Highness Elvis there.
That same student spoke again. “His Highness is waiting for you outside.”
Yun Yingzhi’s heart pounded wildly. After hesitating for a moment, he stood up and, amid the hushed murmurs of curious classmates, nervously stepped out of the classroom. He was just as curious as they were—why would His Highness Elvis come looking for him? Technically, they didn’t even know each other…
Right? Almost the moment he stepped outside, he saw His Highness Elvis standing in the corridor, gazing out the window. As if sensing him, Elvis turned. His cold violet eyes met Yun Yingzhi’s gaze.
Yun Yingzhi froze.
Until yesterday, he had never had any contact with Elvis—so he truly didn’t understand why Elvis would come looking for him. He respectfully greeted His Highness.
Elvis gave a slight nod but didn’t say anything.
Many students along the corridor were glancing curiously in their direction. There was still less than ten minutes before class began. Yun Yingzhi asked carefully, “Your Highness Elvis, is there something you needed from me?”
Elvis met his eyes and said in a flat, emotionless voice, “Sixteen years ago, I lost a little rabbit.”
Yun Yingzhi thought he would have been three years old then. He pressed his lips together and said nothing.
Elvis paused for a moment before continuing, “Yesterday, I lost another little rabbit.”
Heat rose uncontrollably to Yun Yingzhi’s cheeks. He forced himself to stay calm and responded, “It seems you’re very fond of rabbits.”
But why was he telling him this? Had His Highness discovered something? The very thought made Yun Yingzhi’s scalp tingle.
Elvis said, “Not exactly.”
At that, Yun Yingzhi quietly breathed a sigh of relief.
The next moment, Elvis added, “I’m extremely fond of them.”
Yun Yingzhi was speechless.
Elvis said softly, “They’re mine.”
Yun Yingzhi stared blankly, unable to react for a long while.
The warning bell for class rang. Elvis said calmly, “Go inside.”
Dazed and absentminded, Yun Yingzhi stiffly walked back into the classroom, completely out of sorts. He couldn’t make sense of what Elvis meant. What did he mean—they’re his? Sixteen years ago, Elvis had said he lost a rabbit? Sixteen years ago, he himself had only been three years old—and back then, his second form had been a tiny ball of fur, a little rabbit.
The memories were already faint. But what he did remember was this: maybe because his second form had looked completely harmless, and also because he’d been such a tiny baby bunny, his older brother Yun Yinghui once told him that many children had adored him back then. There had always been some child trying to sneak him home. In human form, he would’ve been a child-bride or a child-husband; in his rabbit form, he was the perfect adorable companion.
Because Yun Yingzhi’s second form as a child had been far too cute, for a time the image of a small white rabbit became every Imperial Star child’s dream pet. Even now, many people still think of that little rabbit—of him—as their dream bunny.
Yun Yingzhi shook his head, forcing himself not to think about it anymore. But… He had an inkling that His Highness Elvis might be difficult to deal with.
So annoying.
As soon as Yun Yingzhi sat down, his classmates swarmed around him, asking why His Highness Elvis was looking for him. Yun Yingzhi’s eyelids twitched, and he shook his head, indicating that he didn’t know either.
Another student asked, “What did His Highness say to you?”
Before Yun Yingzhi could answer, someone else chimed in, “I heard His Highness told Yingzhi he had a beloved little white rabbit.”
A different student added, “I heard it went missing.”
“So it really was because Yingzhi’s second form looks so much like His Highness’s little white rabbit?”
Suddenly, one student stared straight at Yun Yingzhi, suspicion in his eyes and a probing tone in his voice. “Yingzhi… you aren’t the little white rabbit His Highness was holding yesterday, are you?”
Yun Yingzhi was stunned.
A chill raced down his spine, every hair standing on end. He blinked his dark eyes rapidly, trying to stay calm. “How could that be? I’m not.” He paused. Then, to make his denial sound more convincing, he added, “I heard that the little white rabbit yesterday was especially…” He hesitated again. “Especially shameless—a total little flirt. It even threw itself at His Highness, clinging to him nonstop. How could that possibly be me?”
He forced a smile even though cold sweat had started to bead on his forehead.
Living was too hard.
Maybe somewhere out in some remote backwater star system, there’d be a place he could exist quietly—where he could farm and live off the land.
One student immediately took his lead and followed up with, “Yeah, yeah, that little white rabbit yesterday was legendary—did everything we all wanted to do but wouldn’t dare to! Sure, your second form looks exactly like it, but there’s no way you’re the same one!”
Yun Yingzhi kept smiling on the outside while silently crying tears of blood in his heart. QAQ
“True.”
“But seriously—you two really do look alike…”
As the class bell rang, the students scattered, and Yun Yingzhi finally exhaled in relief.
The first class began. He stopped thinking about His Highness Elvis’s missing “dream rabbit” and instead looked forward to eight o’clock that night.
Time flew, and before he knew it, it was already 7:30pm. Yun Yingzhi and the other three grabbed their spare clothes and snuck out of the dorm, slipping into the fourth-year dormitory area like a bunch of thieves.
On the way, Yu Feiwen glanced at him and said, “Yingzhi, maybe you should shift into your second form. The rest of us are too big in our second forms, but yours is small—it’ll draw less attention.”
In the past, Yun Yingzhi wouldn’t have cared. But after Wei Yuanqing had seriously asked him several questions about his second form, he didn’t want to face Wei Yuanqing while in his second form again. Yun Yingzhi firmly refused Yu Feiwen’s suggestion.
The three others exchanged looks. Yun Yingzhi had never liked shifting into his second form much before, but now he seemed even more reluctant. Then, all three of them had the same thought at once. They remembered His Highness Elvis’s little white rabbit that looked exactly like Yun Yingzhi’s second form.
The three froze in shock, glancing at one another and exchanging silent looks.
Yu Feiwen: …No way.
Ji Xiaobo: …There’s no way, right?
Jing Haomiao: …Yeah, definitely not, right?
The three of them turned suspicious eyes toward Yun Yingzhi.
Feeling their strange gazes, Yun Yingzhi asked, “What’s wrong?”
Almost in unison, the three replied, “Nothing.”
“Oh.” Yun Yingzhi’s eyelids twitched. He had a subtle sense of dread, and his throat itched as he fought the urge to blurt out, “I’m not!” But through sheer willpower, he held it in. Saying even one word would only make things more fishy.
Around 7:40pm, the four of them reached the meeting spot they had arranged with Wei Yuanqing. To avoid drawing unnecessary attention, they hid under the shade of a tree. At exactly eight o’clock, Wei Yuanqing arrived to join them.
“Come with me,” he said.
The four followed behind him as he led them to a secluded area. Only then did Yun Yingzhi and the others realize that there were all kinds of methods for sneaking out of the academy. From where they stood, the sky looked perfectly normal. But to prevent students from skipping classes—and to protect these gifted prodigies from sudden attacks—the academy had installed a thick layer of energy light above the grounds.
Anyone who tried to break through it would be stopped by the barrier. If someone tried multiple times within the same area, the academy’s internal system would start to attack them, and the attacks would grow stronger with each attempt. Meanwhile, the security and enforcement teams inside the academy would immediately deploy to capture any students who tried to defy school rules.
Wei Yuanqing explained, “The protective shield that covers the entire academy gets an energy recharge twice a day. Each cycle lasts about ten minutes, and after eight o’clock it refreshes randomly. During that time, the barrier enters a semi-dormant state—that’s our best window to escape.”
Yun Yingzhi’s eyelids twitched. “What about when we come back?” he asked.
Wei Yuanqing smiled at him. “The easiest way is to pay a spatial esper to send us back.”
Yun Yingzhi thought to himself that this really was an empire obsessed with money—there was almost nothing that couldn’t be solved by throwing credits at it. Hearing that, Yu Feiwen and the others relaxed, reassured that returning wouldn’t be a problem.
As they chatted, Wei Yuanqing led them toward the high wall that connected to the outside world. Yun Yingzhi and the others noticed that there were many other students in the area besides themselves. They all looked like repeat offenders who had snuck out before. After a moment of thought, they realized—if Wei Yuanqing knew this place so well, he was probably also a repeat offender.
“Look at the boundary,” Wei Yuanqing said. “Where the wall meets the sky—some areas have faint, firefly-like lights.”
If he hadn’t pointed it out, those glowing specks would’ve been easy to miss. Once he mentioned it, though, Yun Yingzhi and the others could see them clearly.
“According to the pattern,” Wei Yuanqing continued, “all those lights go out during the energy recharge period. That’s when we need to be ready to move.” He paused, then turned to Yun Yingzhi. “Yingzhi, at that moment we’ll need to break through the semi-dormant layer. It’ll be tough for you. I suggest you change into your second form so I can carry you.”
All three of his roommates turned to look at Yun Yingzhi in unison.
Inside, Yun Yingzhi was a million percent unwilling. After all, he’d only just been questioned in while his second form by Wei Yuanqing not long ago. But… he had never overestimated himself. If Wei Yuanqing said he couldn’t break through the barrier on his own, then he probably couldn’t. Still… did he really have to transform?
Wei Yuanqing added, “It’ll be easier if I carry you, Yingzhi. Otherwise…”
Everyone understood what he meant—otherwise, Yun Yingzhi probably wouldn’t make it out. It was mortifying. After a moment of hesitation, Yun Yingzhi finally, and very reluctantly, shifted into his second form: a small white rabbit about thirty centimeters long.
Wei Yuanqing’s smile deepened. He crouched slightly and scooped the bunny into his arms.
Yu Feiwen and the others looked on with pure envy, but they didn’t dare compete with their senior for the rabbit. They could only suppress their overwhelming urge to pet the fluffy ball.
Holding Yun Yingzhi carefully in both hands, Wei Yuanqing looked into his eyes—dark green meeting glossy black, like twin gemstones—and said, “Yingzhi, you really do look exactly like the little white rabbit we saw yesterday.”
Hearing that, countless cheerful flowers seemed to bloom all around the little bunny as if he had come back to life. He had been worried that Wei Yuanqing actually had mind-reading abilities, but after hearing this, Yun Yingzhi figured he probably didn’t. If Wei Yuanqing could read minds, he would’ve already known that the little white rabbit from yesterday was him.
Feeling relieved, Yun Yingzhi was so happy that his tiny body bounced slightly in Wei Yuanqing’s hands. But then he realized that such behavior didn’t match his calm, reserved image, and he immediately forced himself to stay still.
The next moment, Wei Yuanqing said, “Actually, rather than saying you look like it… I’d say you’re identical.”
Yun Yingzhi was so startled he plopped down right in the middle of Wei Yuanqing’s palms. His fluffy little face was frozen in pure shock, his expression far too vivid for a rabbit.
Wei Yuanqing’s smile widened even more.
Snapping out of it, Yun Yingzhi forced himself to steady his nerves. Keeping his voice as calm as possible, he said, “I think… that’s just your imagination.”
Wei Yuanqing asked, “Why are you nervous?”
Yun Yingzhi turned away from Wei Yuanqing, refusing to look at him. “I’m not nervous,” he said evenly.
Yu Feiwen spoke up at just the right time. “Senior Wei, are you talking about the little white rabbit His Highness Elvis kept yesterday? I saw the photos on the forum—it really looks a lot like our Yingzhi.”
The other two roommates quickly chimed in their agreement.
Yun Yingzhi said, “Actually, my second form is really common. There are tons of small white rabbits. Fansa Academy has plenty of students who raise them. It’s perfectly normal for one to look similar to mine.”
Most of the time, humans couldn’t tell animals of the same kind apart anyway. For example, Yun Yingzhi himself was a little white rabbit, yet when he looked at other rabbits, they all seemed identical. People were just naturally face-blind when it came to pets.
Wei Yuanqing and the others kept chatting about the little white rabbit from yesterday. When Jing Haomiao mentioned how it had clung to His Highness Elvis—how the normally cold and distant prince’s expression had cracked, according to the forum’s descriptions—Yun Yingzhi immediately and stiffly changed the topic.
But as soon as he managed to steer the conversation elsewhere, his roommates somehow circled right back again. Fortunately, at that very moment, the faint firefly lights lining the high walls of Fansa Academy suddenly went dark.
Wei Yuanqing reacted instantly. One vine shot out, piercing through the energy barrier, while another formed a seat. Holding Yun Yingzhi tightly, he sat on the vine chair and leapt cleanly over the high wall of Fansa Academy.
They landed smoothly.
The little white rabbit squirmed free of Wei Yuanqing’s hands, hopped onto his shoulder, and looked back at the towering wall behind them. Wei Yuanqing was the fastest to move. Around the same section of wall, more and more students began to escape one after another.
Compared to him, Yu Feiwen and the others were noticeably slower. About two seconds later, they landed safely as well.
“Move,” Wei Yuanqing ordered. “The enforcement squad will be coming soon.”
Yu Feiwen immediately transformed into a brown eagle. He didn’t dare fly high—it was too risky—so he glided close to the ground, wings brushing the dirt, while the other two roommates clung to his back.
Wei Yuanqing cradled the small white rabbit against his chest and dashed forward in human form. Once again, everyone was reminded of just how strong Wei Yuanqing was. Even in human form, his speed nearly matched Yu Feiwen’s in his second form.
After they’d run for a while, Wei Yuanqing finally said, “We’re good.” Yu Feiwen stopped and shifted back into human form.
Yun Yingzhi tried to transform back too, but Wei Yuanqing was still holding him tightly. Unless he wanted to transform directly into human form on top of Wei Yuanqing, he couldn’t change back. He tried, as politely as possible, to ask Wei Yuanqing to let him go.
Wei Yuanqing pretended not to understand him.
Jing Haomiao looked over curiously. “Senior Wei, does the enforcement squad go there every night to catch people?”
All four of them—including the small white rabbit still struggling in Wei Yuanqing’s grip—focused their attention on him. Mainly because they needed to know how to sneak out more easily next time when Wei Yuanqing wasn’t around.
Know your enemy, and it’s easier to escape.
For a brief moment, Wei Yuanqing’s expression turned complicated. After a short silence, he said, “You guys don’t know?”
Three pairs of human eyes—and one pair of rabbit eyes—looked at him in confusion.
Wei Yuanqing paused before adding, “I’m the chief administrator of the enforcement squad.”
Yun Yingzhi: “…”
The three roommates: “…”
The enforcement squads were made up of students—twelve per team, three teams to a division, and eight divisions in total. The chief administrator, as the title implied, oversaw all of them. Normally, Wei Yuanqing decided which areas to patrol each day.
And yet… The head of the enforcement squad himself had just led them in breaking out of the academy. Thinking back, it suddenly made sense why he knew all the patrol schedules so well.
Wei Yuanqing said calmly, “They’ll probably catch a few dozen students trying to sneak out tonight.” His tone was casual, but his emerald eyes swept over Yu Feiwen and the others. “Your reaction speed wasn’t bad,” he said sincerely.
The three roommates: “…”
So that’s why they hadn’t been caught—because they’d reacted fast enough to escape under his watch. They all felt dazed, their minds blank. Wow, they thought. Thanks for the compliment… I guess. They suddenly realized that despite his gentle demeanor, Wei Yuanqing might actually be completely insane.
Yun Yingzhi shook out his fur, quietly coming to the same conclusion. Wei Yuanqing’s personality might not be quite right. For now, he decided to stay obediently curled in Wei Yuanqing’s hands and figure the man out before deciding how to handle him. He widened his glossy black eyes, exchanging looks with his roommates—mainly to silently bad-mouth Wei Yuanqing.
Then another thought struck him.
When they’d escaped from Fansa Academy, Wei Yuanqing had told him to transform into his second form because he wasn’t strong enough to break through the semi-dormant barrier on his own. But thinking back… how exactly had Wei Yuanqing brought him out? He had been sitting in that vine chair conjured by Wei Yuanqing’s esper ability.
Theoretically, Wei Yuanqing could’ve just tossed his human self onto that chair and carried him out. There had been no need for him to transform at all. Yun Yingzhi decided not to think too deeply about it. From another perspective, he supposed he should feel honored that Wei Yuanqing had been willing to bring him along.
After all, look at his three roommates—if they hadn’t been strong enough and fast enough, the enforcement team would’ve caught them already, and what awaited them next would’ve been a series of disastrous punishments. In the worst case, they could’ve been made examples of—publicly criticized across the entire school. The thought alone made Yun Yingzhi’s fur prickle.
Wei Yuanqing held the little white rabbit in one hand and gently ran the other through his soft fur. Being petted nonstop left Yun Yingzhi feeling uncomfortable, but after realizing how dangerous Wei Yuanqing truly was, he decided to endure it—for now. He’d already made up his mind: from now on, he’d avoid transforming into his second form in front of Wei Yuanqing whenever possible.
Fansa Academy was full of people obsessed with cute, fluffy creatures—and that was exactly the problem.
After about five minutes of walking, the group stopped.
Two minutes later, a limited-edition hovercar pulled up in front of them. Wei Yuanqing led them aboard. The interior was spacious, with two rows of seats facing each other. Under Wei Yuanqing’s overwhelming presence, he sat alone on one entire side, the small white rabbit in his arms, while the three roommates sat stiffly on the opposite row, their postures perfect under his smiling gaze.
The hovercar glided forward. Yun Yingzhi slumped, his little rabbit face drooping as his ears hung low. He sat on Wei Yuanqing’s lap.
Half an hour later, the hovercar drove into the underground parking lot of Yaoming Battle Arena.
Wei Yuanqing’s smile was as gentle as ever, his tone soft. “I had someone prepare casual clothes. Go change.”
Since Fansa Academy was the Empire’s First Military Academy, its uniforms drew plenty of attention; any student in their uniform would stand out when walking down the street. Finally, Yun Yingzhi found a chance to change back into his human form. He felt like he could breathe again.
Cautiously, he hopped off Wei Yuanqing’s legs and jumped toward where Yu Feiwen and the others stood, putting some distance between himself and Wei Yuanqing. Wei Yuanqing glanced at the little white rabbit. The rabbit blinked his big, innocent eyes and met Wei Yuanqing’s gaze. He worried that Wei Yuanqing might scoop him back up again.
Fortunately, that didn’t happen.
Yun Yingzhi immediately changed back into his human form. His fur had been ruffled by Wei Yuanqing during the entire car ride, and his cheeks were flushed red, making him look shy and flustered.
Despite Wei Yuanqing’s stare, Ji Xiaobo coughed and stubbornly said, “Yingzhi needs to change alone.”
Yun Yingzhi: “…” Even now, Yun Yingzhi felt such special treatment was unnecessary, but he didn’t argue.
Wei Yuanqing paused. His gaze lingered on Yun Yingzhi’s face for three seconds before he nodded slightly, acknowledging Ji Xiaobo’s point. Thus, everyone left the hovercar, leaving Yun Yingzhi alone. Besides a set of clothes suitable for combat, Wei Yuanqing had also prepared a hat and a mask.
Yaoming Battle Arena often hosted people who preferred not to be recognized, so hats, masks, and even full face coverings were common. Yun Yingzhi changed quickly and stepped out of the car. The others went in next to change. Once they were ready, the group headed into Yaoming Battle Arena.
“I’ll catch up,” Yun Yingzhi said. “I need to use the restroom.”
“I’ll go with you—” Wei Yuanqing began.
Before he could finish, Yun Yingzhi quickly said, “No, I can go by myself!”
At once, the four of them looked at him with concern. Yun Yingzhi could practically read their eyes. Were they looking at a student from Fansa Academy’s combat department? No—they were looking at a helpless little white rabbit who didn’t know the way, couldn’t take care of himself, and probably shouldn’t be left unsupervised.
Yun Yingzhi’s face fell. “Don’t follow me,” he muttered gloomily before separating from them.
He followed the signs to the restroom, took care of business, and began washing his fingers one by one.
Suddenly, a stranger tapped him on the shoulder. Yun Yingzhi froze and turned around. The person in front of him was dressed all in black, wearing a hat and a mask—clearly someone who wasn’t at the Arena for any proper reason. At a glance, the man looked quite young, maybe a student from another closed academy like Fansa.
Before Yun Yingzhi could ask what he wanted, the stranger said, “It’s you, right, bro?”
“Huh?” Yun Yingzhi blinked, confused.
“Come on, the 3v3 team’s waiting. Qingtian Crybaby’s here too. Let’s queue up for a match!”
Before he could react, the man grabbed Yun Yingzhi’s wrist and started pulling him out.
Yun Yingzhi tried to resist. “Wait—you’ve got the wrong person—”
“What’s wrong with you? You didn’t wanna join us when we talked about dominating Yaoming Battle Arena in person, and now that you’re here, you’re backing out?” The man didn’t let him speak. “We agreed—black clothes, white hat, black mask. Who else looks like that? Just admit it!”
Yun Yingzhi hesitated, glancing at their matching outfits. The coincidence really was uncanny. “No, seriously, it’s just a coincidence.”
They hadn’t gone far from the restroom when they ran into another person dressed exactly the same: black clothes, white hat, black mask. From his observation, both of these people looked quite young, maybe not even adults yet—likely high school students. He wondered which academy they’d snuck out from. Did their parents know? Did their school know?
If they were from a closed academy like Fansa, he figured he might as well report them. The thought crossed his mind so naturally that he didn’t even realize he himself was also breaking school rules by sneaking out. Yun Yingzhi was unconsciously hypocritical.
Looking at the two boys in front of him, he said, “You really have the wrong person. I’m not the one you’re looking for. Also—are you even old enough to be here?”
One of the boys released his wrist.
The other boy glared at Yun Yingzhi. “Bro, aren’t you underage too?” His voice still carried a hint of childishness.
Yun Yingzhi felt a spark of irritation. “How could I not be an adult?”
The boy stared at him in disbelief. “You’re an adult? You’re my height!”
Yun Yingzhi choked on his words. He had never been considered short, but… he was indeed the same height as the boy in front of him. Kids these days—low on harm, high on insult. He made a mental note to contact this boy’s academy. Teenagers shouldn’t be out this late; it was far too dangerous.
The student who had been holding his wrist looked at him with a complicated expression. “So you’re really not our Lightning Bro.”
Yun Yingzhi frowned. “Of course I’m not.”
The two boys exchanged a glance, giving him a skeptical once-over.
Yun Yingzhi flexed his wrist. “You both look pretty young. Which academy are you—”
One of the boys cut him off. “We were gonna queue for a 3v3 match. Lightning Bro said he couldn’t sneak out tonight, so we’re short one. Wanna join us?”
Yun Yingzhi’s eyelid twitched. There was no way he was teaming up with two underage kids.
The blunt boy gave him a doubtful look. “You look weak.”
Yun Yingzhi: “…” He was slender and delicate, so yes—he probably did look weak.
Before he could respond, the blunt one added, “Vast, I don’t wanna carry dead weight.”
Originally, Yun Yingzhi had no intention of joining their team, but after hearing that, something in him shifted. Maybe it was time to show these kids what a military academy student could really do. He still remembered his roommates saying that competitors in the beginner arenas were generally weak.
Vast sized him up and down, then said, “Meeting is fate, I guess.”
The blunt one shrugged.
Vast went on, “2v2’s boring. Let’s stick with 3v3.”
The blunt boy paused, then said, “Fine, whatever. We’ll take the burden. Fate is fate.”
Yun Yingzhi , “…” Looked down on by two underage kids, Yun Yingzhi took a deep breath. Now he really wanted to show them what he was capable of—to show them who’d be carrying whom. He looked at the two of them and said, “Alright. I’ll queue with you for 3v3.”
There was another reason he wanted to team up with them. Ever since he was young, everyone around him had treated him gently, protecting him and holding him back. He had a feeling that if he stuck with Wei Yuanqing’s group, he’d barely get a chance to prove himself. Rather than that, it was better to lead a pair of juniors and show them the ropes. He didn’t even realize that he practically radiated cheerful little flowers around him, his mood visibly bright.
He messaged Wei Yuanqing and the others in their five-person group chat, telling them to move on without him—he’d act solo for now. Immediately, the chat filled with question marks from all four of them. Yun Yingzhi closed his personal terminal and walked alongside the two teenage boys.
After a brief chat, he learned the basics: one was called Clear, the other Vast. They were both sixteen—definitely underage. Perhaps afraid he’d report them, they didn’t share their real names or which academy they came from. Meanwhile, the two boys got a quick picture of Yun Yingzhi: older by three years, officially an adult, and apparently at Yaoming Battle Arena for the first time.
They eyed him with open doubt.
Clear patted his shoulder. “Forget it. We weren’t really counting on you anyway.”
Vast nodded. “Yeah. Having you on the team just raises the stakes—we’ll have to perform even better.”
Yun Yingzhi felt underestimated. A little angry, even. It was one thing to be looked down on by classmates with powerful second forms—tigers, leopards, lions—but to be looked down on by a couple of minors? Unacceptable. He made up his mind. In the upcoming 3v3 match, he’d carry these two underage kids so hard they’d never dare underestimate him again.
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