Juno leaned back in her chair. Since she was bored anyway, she smirked. "Sure. Let's play a round."
"Woooo!!"
The guys in the room erupted in excitement.
Faye looked smug. They sat next to each other and booted up the game.
Both locked in Valkyrie.
Faye was dripping with arrogance, already imagining the shocked expressions of the guys once she won.
She couldn't wait to see Juno's reaction after tasting defeat.
The match started. Faye noticed Juno had also picked Valkyrie.
She sneered internally. Overconfident.
Since Juno wanted to play it this way, she was going to get completely outclassed.
A massive crowd had gathered around them. They still had ten minutes before the professor arrived.
In the opening seconds, it looked like a standard match.
But the guys watching immediately noticed Juno's insane movement mechanics. Faye couldn't land a single hit.
Juno's god-tier positioning had Faye completely pinned down.
Within just a minute, Juno had snowballed out of control.
She chased Faye down effortlessly, even pulling off aggressively disrespectful tower dives.
The sheer disrespect was staggering.
While completely dominating Faye, Juno didn't forget to push the objectives.
She locked in an absurd nine kills in a single minute.
The match was over in five.
Juno set her phone down and looked at a completely shell-shocked Faye. A wicked, arrogant smirk touched her lips. "I forgot to mention. I'm the #1 Valkyrie player on the national server."
Faye broke.
Completely and utterly broke.
She had absolutely no room to breathe against Juno.
As Faye stared blankly at her screen, the guys started murmuring.
"I mean, why did you even provoke her?"
Well, that backfired spectacularly.
Faye couldn't process it. How was Juno good at literally everything?
Both were massive crowd favorites with solid acting chops.
Rhiannon secretly decided on them.
Given Ralph Magazine's immense prestige, securing the two stars was incredibly easy.
The promotional campaign hit the ground running, and fans were eagerly anticipating the release.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Sherwood thought Juno might be bored during her break.
She arranged a meeting to introduce Juno to the editor-in-chief of Muse Magazine.
On the way there, Morgan sent the company files straight to Juno's phone.
The magazine used to be incredibly popular, but they refused to cater to superficial trends, meaning they lacked the viral traffic needed to survive in the modern market.
Consequently, their influence had withered. Under the ruthless suppression of Ralph Magazine, Muse's financial situation was downright tragic.
They were on the verge of bankruptcy.
Sensing Juno's silent observation, Mrs. Sherwood spoke earnestly. "Muse's editor-in-chief is a brilliant woman. I know the magazine is going under, but there's still so much you can learn from her."
She was terrified Juno might brush off the opportunity.
Majorly, she had watched Muse Magazine rise from the ground up, so she knew Juno would benefit from the experience.

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