Introduction: "Beng Tie: Card Pool Character, I am Silver Wolf's friend"
My name is Red Eagle, I was born in Punk Lode Scrap Mountain, I have no household registration, I am LVx, I am the most dangerous monster in the universe, I became a spirit with the del key.
Don't be nervous, I'm quite nice.
That girl Yin Lang—yes, she is the hacker genius in your card pool with silver hair highlights and a mouth that says "life is a game"—was blocked in an alley by gangsters in the neon district when she was a child. I saved her. She was five years old at the time. She couldn't laugh or cry, and she didn't say a word even when someone pulled her hair and bumped her against the wall.
I gave her half a piece of stolen synthetic meat, taught her how to survive on the black market, and then left.
Why leave? Because whatever I touch with my hands disappears. The gloves can block out abilities, but who knows how long they will last? I can't protect her forever, she has to become stronger on her own.
Later she did become stronger.
Strong enough to become a star core hunter, strong enough that the entire galaxy knows the name "Silver Wolf", strong enough to leave me far behind.
But to me, she will always be the little girl with messy silver hair squatting in the corner of the data channel, asking me "What's the use of crying?"
Now I am in the card pool, five-star, memorized destiny, attribute is fire, but the play style is very similar to destruction. I really don't understand my position.
The skill is to use the "power of deletion" to cause maximum health percentage damage to enemy units - don't be afraid, it's just a special effect in the game, if you really do it, there won't even be corpses left.
If you want to beat me, I suggest you save enough Xingqiong. If you can't draw...
Then go ask Silver Wolf.
She owes me a favor.
Reader comments
It is written in the first person and has a strong sense of immersion. However, the timeline is a bit long and the writing may be slow. Generally speaking, it is recommended! It's quite to my liking [sending my heart]
It is written in the first person and has a strong sense of immersion. However, the timeline is a bit long and the writing may be slow. Generally speaking, it is recommended! It's quite to my liking [sending my heart]