V's Character on the Ship Is a Bit Bad, a Remake

As an "old captain" who has been in the virtual live broadcast room all year round, I never thought that I would bump into the person I pushed in real life - until after school that day, I was in the alley behind the teaching building and saw the boy from the next class who was always being heckled blocking her. "How can there be any reason to jump in line if you like this kind of thing?" The boy frowned, with an inexplicable desire to win in his voice, "You have to compete to know who is more worthy, right?" She was helpless and held her forehead helplessly. She suddenly raised her eyes and glanced at me hiding behind the tree. Her eyes lit up: "It's a competition, but I have to set the rules - whoever can beat the other will be considered to have obtained the 'right of access' temporarily." As soon as he finished speaking, the boy turned to me: "Hey, that one who always holds comics, do you dare to come?" There were faint cheers from around me, and I was sweating on my hands holding the strap of my schoolbag. He was obviously afraid of being noticed even when he spoke in class, but at this moment, under her smiling eyes, he took a step forward by mistake. Until she won the childish "game" out of breath, she walked up to me, her hair carrying the breath of the evening breeze, and asked softly: "Then... Are you willing to be my first exclusive 'guardian' in the three dimensions?" I raised my head suddenly and ran into her curved eyes. The distance between the identity of the captain in the virtual world and reality suddenly collapsed at this moment, and his cheeks were so hot that he could fry an egg - the youth who originally only dared to reward people through the screen would really suddenly break into the warm reality at a certain moment. This unexpected intersection that started at the scene of catching a horse completely caused my college life to deviate from the established track.