"When I was commanding, I needed my secretary's gaze."
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Himeko felt that Zhao Bai's intentions were far from pure and kindly warned him, "I'm warning you, even though the gaming area is generally enclosed, there are still surveillance cameras. You two had better not do anything strange in there, or you'll get a major demerit."
"Mm."
Although they would not do that, and anyone who did would probably receive a long string of "yooooo~"s and applause from the principal, Zhao Bai still agreed with a red face, if only to give the old auntie's worries some reassurance.
Strange things (meaning playing video games together)
Schicksal's gaming area truly had superb equipment: dual Titans, a 3990X CPU, an ROG Thor 1200W power supply, and eight 16GB 4266 Strimer RAM sticks. Who knew which impoverished person had come up with this build list.
In front of Zhao Bai stood a gigantic forty-nine-inch curved ultrawide monitor, wrapping around him like a semicircle. It was far more impressive to look at than practical.
Such a powerful setup was probably standard equipment for a public gaming room.
Zhao Bai turned on the computer, took a deep breath, and let his fingers dance nimbly across the keyboard. The StarCraft here seemed to be a special edition: only Terrans could be selected, while the computer's race was assigned at random.
If one looked closely, Zhao Bai's keyboard and mouse were not connected by any wires at all.
With her back to the cameras, Bronya stared intently at the screen. She held an Xbox controller in her hands and had a large lollipop Zhao Bai had given her in her mouth.
As an advanced player, wasn't crushing the computer with a controller just basic stuff?
Himeko kept watching that forty-nine-inch screen. Zhao Bai had indeed begun