Rewriting Life (Eliana and Cameron) novel Chapter 177

Chapter 177 Chapter 177

Eliana said, ‘It’s fine. I’ve

e got this“.

Jarrod remained silent.

Being wanted by the black market meant danger could strike at any moment. Yet, Eliana remained completely unfazed.

Then again, Jarrod reconsidered. Eliana’s close friends Cameron and the others weren’t prdinary people. If she could run in the same circles a them, she clearly wasn’t average either.

He figured she probably had a way to handle it. He was just overthinking.

At 5 pm, the team arrived at the stadium, ready for the match

Audience tickets had sold out early, so the team entered through the back entrance guided by event staff.

With an hour to go, Eliana downloaded the Polar Bear TV app on her phone and saw the university tournament’s livestream featured prominently on the homepage.

Although the broadcast hadn’t started, the pre–match viewership had already hit six figures

And this was just the semi–finals. The viewership for the finals would only grow.

With such high exposure, it was no wonder Wendy was so desperate to win the championship

Winning the tournament title was a major career boost

At 5:50 pm, the staff came to the lounge to escort the team to the stage

As they walked past the lounge of “Flowers,” Ruby and her teammates happened to exit at the same time.

Their eyes met briefly

Ruby offered Eliana a faint smile.

Eliana smirked back. The two teams walked to the stage, one behind the other, ready for the match.

The stage equipment was standardized, except for specific adjustments requested by players like Wendy and Willow

As the teams powered up their computers and launched the game, all the cameras and livestream schups went live. One camera roamed the venue. while another focused on the big screen displying the march

Viewers flooded in. Within five minutes, nearly fifty thousand people were watching.

The host kicked things off with a brief opening speech and then introduced the teams. The first match featured two fan favorites, Tigers vs. “Flowers.”

While the host was introducing the teams, Wendy and Willow’s teams waited backstage. Willow’s match was third, and Wendy’s fourth

They had to wait for the previous teams to finish before they could take the stage

Willow, knowing she couldn’t play well, had practiced just enough to fake competence. Since she mainly played low–skill heroes, she wasn’t concerned about her performance

Her top priority was her appearance. She kept checking her makeup in a handheld mirror, making sure it could withstand the HD cameras.

Wendy, however, cared more about who would win between Fliana and Ruby

She crossed her arms and sat proudly on the bench, eyes fixed on the big screen.

With the host and the commentators energetic voices narrating, the match finally began

The big screen displayed the ten players entering the hero selection phase after murchumaking.

Eliana had already predicted the opponents likely lineup from her research at the internet cafe. During the hero–han phase, she banned the enemy’s two best damage–dealers.

Rully instantly realized Eliana’s team had studied their tactics

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was still on.

Still, it didn’t matter. Their selected lineup wasn’t too restrictive. The game was

With the heroes locked in, the match officially began

Amid the commentators thrilling play–by–play, the livestream audience surged rapidly. Alongside random internet viewers, many students from Dratora City’s universities tuned in, boosting the numbers,

The chat exploded with comments, the viewersup steadily climbing.

The sheer speed of messages highlighted Eliana’s j

s popularity at school, with countless users praising her. Of course, Cameron and his teammates

also garnered significant attention.

Backstage. Wendy and Willow watched the livestream on their phones

Seeing the endless praise for Eliana’s beauty, Willow grew annoyed. She typed furiously: [Am I the only one who doesn’t get Eliana’s looks? She’s not as stunning as the internet hypes her up to be, Some people need to stop exaggerating!!

Her comment vanished into the flood of messages almost instantly.

Dismissive. Willow exited the app, unaware of the storm brewing. Moments later, her inbox was flooded with private messages.

She opened a few and saw there were all hateful messages.

[Who asked for your opinion! Have some self–awareness!]

[Jealous much?

[Nobody asked, old lady. Stay quart!)

[What a salty hater]

[If I were you I’d just stop talking.]

There were many more messages

The incoming private messages were overwhelming, Panicked, Willow quickly disabled her private messaging feature, grateful she rarely used this app. Otherwise, internet sleuths might’ve exposed her identity,–

Meanwhile, Wendy focused intently on Eliana’s gameplay. She had to admit that Eliana was genuinely skilled.

In a way, she was a formidable opponent

But defeating someone like Eliana would only make victory sweeter.

The game took thirty–seven minutes.

By the 30–minute mark, Ruby’s team clearly fell behind.