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"Killer Street"
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At Silverwing High School, Chen Yi's days always seemed to start with the boring math class. He sat by the window, absentmindedly scanning every corner of the classroom, occasionally landing on the equations written on the blackboard by the teacher. These numbers and symbols swirled in his mind but never left a lasting impression. Chen Yi's thoughts always quickly drifted elsewhere, especially when he thought about the game time with his friends after class.
Finally, the bell rang, and it seemed like a signal of rebirth for Chen Yi. He quickly packed his bag and exchanged a knowing glance with Lin Hao who sat next to him. Lin Hao, a cheerful and always smiling boy, was one of Chen Yi's best friends. They walked out of the classroom together, and they were greeted by Wang Lei and Jay Chou, who were standing at the classroom door waiting for them.
"What are we playing today?" Wang Lei asked eagerly. Wang Lei is the kind of person who is passionate about any game.
"I downloaded a new game yesterday, shall we give it a try?" Jay Chou suggested. He is the technical expert in the 'Gaming Squad' and always manages to find the latest and coolest games.
During the lunch break, they found a corner in the school library, and the four of them sat around, taking out their phones and handheld game consoles. Chen Yi opened the game recommended by Jay Chou, and they quickly immersed themselves in a virtual adventure world. In this world, they were brave adventurers, working together to fight enemies and solve puzzles.
"Quick, Chen Yi, there's a hidden treasure over there!" Lin Hao shouted.
"Wait, there are enemies!" Wang Lei reminded, his fingers moving quickly on the phone.
Chen Yi focused on operating, his character agilely shuttling in the game, and together with his teammates, they defeated the enemies. They cooperated seamlessly, each person playing to their strengths, which brought Chen Yi an indescribable joy of teamwork.
As the afternoon classes approached, they had to temporarily leave this exciting world. Chen Yi sat back in the classroom again, but the laughter and excitement from the game still echoed in his mind. During physics class, the teacher's voice seemed distant, and Chen Yi unconsciously sketched the map of their game on his notebook.
The school bell rang again, and Chen Yi and his friends quickly gathered to discuss their plan to go to the internet cafe in the afternoon. They talked about various strategies and techniques, each filled with passion for the game. As they walked out of the school gate, Chen Yi's eyes sparkled with excitement. For him, these moments were not just an escape from daily life, but also precious moments to share happiness with friends.
Of course, Chen Yi and his friends, who are immersed in video games all day, are undoubtedly seen as typical "otaku" by some of their classmates. At this age, people always have various evaluations and labels for different lifestyles, and Chen Yi and his friends have become the subject of such discussions.
At Silverwing High School, although most students are busy with their studies and their own hobbies, there are always some bored students who seek excitement and attention through bullying others. Some of these students have targeted Chen Yi and his friends.
After school that day, when Chen Yi and his friends were getting ready to go to the internet cafe, they were stopped by several students who held a certain status on campus as athletes. Leading the group was a tall boy named Zhang Hao, surrounded by several other strong classmates.
"Wow, look at these big otaku, going to the internet cafe to spend the whole afternoon again?" Zhang Hao taunted, his tone filled with disdain.
Chen Yi and his friends exchanged glances, accustomed to this kind of mockery. Usually, they chose to ignore these words because they knew that their interests did not require the approval of others.
But today, Zhang Hao clearly did not intend to let them off the hook. He walked up to Chen Yi and deliberately bumped into his shoulder, "You guys, always playing games, no wonder you're all so weak."
Chen Yi took a deep breath, trying to stay calm. He knew it was pointless to argue with this kind of person. He turned to his friends and said, "Let's go, don't pay attention to them."
However, Zhang Hao seemed unwilling to let them off the hook and continued to provoke, "Come on, you bunch of homebodies. You only dare to be heroes in games, but in reality, you're a bunch of cowards."
At this point, Jay Chou couldn't help but retort, "We're just playing a game, not bothering anyone, and not doing anything wrong. Why do you have to target us like this?"
Zhang Hao sneered, seemingly enjoying the feeling of being in control. He looked around, and other classmates gathered to watch. This situation made Chen Yi uncomfortable, but he also knew that as long as they didn't respond, these people's interest would quickly dissipate.
When Chen Yi and his friends turned to leave the school, Zhang Hao seemed to feel a sense of defeat and being underestimated. A displeased expression appeared on his face, and his eyes revealed a hint of unwilling anger. He walked decisively toward Chen Yi and suddenly pushed him, causing Chen Yi to almost lose his balance and nearly fall to the ground.
"Is this how you want to leave?" Zhang Hao said with obvious provocation and aggression in his voice, a mocking smile on his face. "We haven't had enough fun yet!"
Chen Yi is trying to stabilize his body. A hint of obvious displeasure and anger flashed across his face, but he quickly suppressed this emotion. He knew that if he responded with violence at this time, things might get worse. Seeing this, Lin Hao hurried forward, grabbed Chen Yi, and quietly advised him, "Don't mind him, let's go."
But Zhang Hao seemed unwilling to let go like this. There was a provocative gleam in his eyes as he turned towards Wang Lei and Jay Chou, walking firmly towards them. He reached out his hand, gently pushing them as if trying to provoke more conflict. Although his actions were not too violent, this body language clearly showed his unfriendly intentions.
Wang Lei and Jay Chou are both mild-mannered individuals. Faced with this provocation, they chose not to respond directly. Their faces showed displeasure, but they remained calm, trying to avoid further escalation of the situation.
"You guys are such useless homebodies," Zhang Hao sneered disdainfully, a smug smile on his face. His friends joined in, their laughter and mocking words echoing in the air, creating a sense of oppression.
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