Sa Ang could hardly contain his excitent.
Soone nearby noticed Sa Ang’s expression and asked curiously, "Ande, do you know her?"
Nowadays, Sa Ang goes by the na Ande.
He is enthusiastic and outgoing, showing politeness to everyone.
In fan groups, he is even known as the ’Smiling Angel’.
For Helena’s mission, Sa Ang completely changed his personality.
His heart skipped a beat, and Sa Ang quickly ca up with a perfect excuse: "Don’t you know her? I saw news about her online before. She once created a set of chanical Angel Decks, even though it’s B-Level, it has quite a reputation in Ceylon Cetery. I really like the style of those cards. I didn’t expect her to be a professional player for Divine Punishnt now!"
"So it turns out to be her." The friend imdiately understood: "No wonder, she is also a talented Card Maker, joining Divine Punishnt..."
Their tone was filled with undisguised envy.
Nowadays, Divine Punishnt Association is basically a top-tier association by Sanctuary standards.
The professional players who can join must be extrely outstanding.
Not to ntion Helena, who has just joined and is already participating in a fan interaction eting.
This clearly indicates that Divine Punishnt wants to create a buzz around her.
To create a buzz, one must have absolute strength.
Perhaps due to the absolute dominance of Divine Punishnt Association in Sanctuary, although so doubted Helena’s strength, most people started becoming cautious.
Knowing she is definitely not simple.
Zero Egg was very dissatisfied with this.
[What, what’s wrong with them? Shouldn’t they be jealous of you, envious of you, or look down on you? Why are their emotional fluctuations so mild!]
Wen Jiang watched the situation on site, and with just a glance, he knew roughly what was happening.
"The situation in Sanctuary is different from Yunxia. In Yunxia, several associations can compete, but Sanctuary almost single-handedly suppresses other associations. The professional players they select are definitely top-notch, and not many would question them. There is definitely envy and jealousy, but these emotions aren’t intense enough to et your expectations."
Zero Egg sighed: [Damn it, is this the terrifying aspect of a monopoly?! Then go out and put on airs, call them all useless.]
Wen Jiang: "..."
It seems recently Zero Egg has been speaking ill of their boss and got electrocuted, causing so circuitry malfunction.
Wen Jiang was taken to the designated spot for the Divine Punishnt Association to sit down.
Since it’s a fan interaction eting, he had to stay there the entire ti.
The Sanctuary’s live broadcast was also quite exciting.
Not only viewers from Xi Zhou, but many from Yunxia would also co to watch the live stream.
After all, in the current world, Sanctuary and Frost Moon still hold the dominant position, and their worldwide fan base is huge.
However, aside from strength, this ti the fans from Xi Zhou are more interested in sothing else.
[Helena? Being sent to the exchange match as a newcor for Divine Punishnt, she must be very strong]
[This Helena... looks so ordinary]
[A bit disappointed, I thought Helena would be very beautiful]
[Is that the Helena who makes chanical Angel Cards? Isn’t she a Card Maker from Ceylon City, how can she join our Sanctuary’s competition?]
[So many freckles, not my type]
[..... Aren’t we supposed to look at skills, why are we judging appearances!]
[What happened, I like Wen Jiang from Dongzhou, why does this player have the sa annoying expression as Wen Jiang]
...
The face Wen Jiang crafted for Helena resembles a common freckled girl from Xi Zhou.
Not anything stunning, but morable enough.
This was also the original intention of Wen Jiang, who didn’t want to stand out too much.
[Outrageous!] Zero Egg suddenly exclaid angrily: [I actually saw your fans in the bullet comnts. They’re switching allegiance!]
Zero Egg may not be inside Helena’s body, but he can watch the live stream.
Seeing Yunxia fans switch sides on the spot!
Though the situation wasn’t that severe.
These were so A-Level event fans who had previously followed Wen Jiang.
But with Wen Jiang currently not participating in A-Level events, they got bored and ca to watch Xi Zhou’s competition.
Fan dynamics are inherently complex during competitions.
"Normal." Wen Jiang was unfazed by this: "People are free, and anyone can like anyone."
[But that’s too shallow!] Zero Egg protested: [They’re disloyal to you!]
Wen Jiang: "..."
Are you out of your mind?
Wen Jiang sat in his spot, and compared to Wen Jiang, Helena could occasionally maintain a bit of a smile.
Like a sense of superiority from giving alms.
— Watching for long makes her seem even more detestable than Wen Jiang.
Even an arrogant genius has their sense of pride.
anwhile, miles away, Hua Zhuo watched the broadcast featuring Helena.
Probably a signature professional player launched by Divine Punishnt Association to fans, with plenty of cara ti.
Sufficient details for viewers to see clearly.
Thus, she knew that this was Helena, the creation of Wen Jiang.
She smiled vividly, and even though they were vastly different, she could spot a bit of Wen Jiang’s indifference in the features.
anwhile, on Yunxia’s side, there was another live broadcast of the competition selection.
Wen Jiang might even make an appearance today, sitting among the audience.
Pretending to be very interested in the competition in front of them.
To Hua Zhuo, this seed a trying attempt to hide.
But to others?
Who would think she had any connection to Helena?
Hua Zhuo covered her face: "How on earth does he do it?"
Is it the card?
But if it’s so far apart, no one’s spiritual power could sustain it, right?
Even though Wen Jiang had always seed incredible.
This is too far-fetched.
While Hua Zhuo pondered this issue, she suddenly received an unexpected call.
She glanced at the number, although it hadn’t been saved to her contacts.
Just by the tail number, she knew who it was.
Hua Zhuo frowned, waiting about ten seconds, and while the phone continued ringing persistently, she decided to answer it.
Hua Zhuo’s tone turned cold: "You’d better have a good reason for calling ."
She didn’t want to hear any nonsense.
Song Ji’s voice carried a slight sigh as he spoke straight to the point: "Ah Zhi seems to know about your situation."
Hua Zhuo choked.
This truly was a sowhat unexpected piece of information.
After all these years, she sotis seed to subconsciously forget about this child.
Growing up exceptionally well in the Song Family, that was enough.
Listening to Song Ji, she frowned slightly: "Why would she know about this?"
"I don’t know." Song Ji’s tone revealed no issues: "She grew up and is smart enough to spot so clues."
Due to strange powers hiding Hua Zhuo’s true identity, the Song Family’s excuse about her passing hadn’t caused any suspicion.
Over the years, would Song Zhi still discover Hua Zhuo’s identity?
Then she really is smart enough.
Hua Zhuo still didn’t want to reveal everything: "So what do you intend to convey? If she’s smart enough, she can pretend like it doesn’t exist."
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