Now that she had a legitimate chance to beat Yusuke Urameshi up, Shizuku definitely wasn't going to let it slip away. Just for calling her "big sis," she'd make sure his face blossomed like a peach tree, so he'd learn why flowers were so red.
As for how to enter this KOF, Shizuku had her own methods.
Ordinary people would follow the address to register with the tournament committee, then wait to participate in the preliminaries. Only after passing those preliminaries would they officially enter the KOF competition.
But Shizuku didn't need to go through all that trouble. She directly called her company and told them to sponsor the KOF tournament. In Shizuku's experience, large-scale events could never have too much funding. Especially a KOF tournament that reached across the globe and recruited martial artists and fighters from all over the world—it needed an enormous amount of money. As long as a major sponsor came knocking, they would generally be more than happy to welcome them.
And Shizuku wasn't just throwing money away. In fact, she had already planned to release her company's latest product after the New Year—the first flip phone in the whole world.
Originally, the first flip phone had been produced in 1995 by Motorola, that nuclear bomb manufacturer. Shizuku had pushed it forward by five years. While some of its functions still couldn't compare to Motorola's bricks, Shizuku could at least guarantee that it was sturdy enough to kill someone with a single swing.
Using the KOF stage to promote her flip phone across the whole world was naturally a good choice. Personally, Shizuku still preferred smartphones, but the technological level of this world had yet to unlock touchscreens. Left with no other choice, she had to make do with flip phones for now.
Then again,