"Meow-ao-ao! Who the hell knew she'd steal such a huge one right off the bat!"
Olivia hugged her big tail, her legs wrapped in glossy black stockings kicking wildly back and forth, the fluffy slippers dangling from her toes on the verge of falling off. The look on her face was less anger than the impotent rage of someone who was furious because she had embarrassed herself.
The post-match review was being held right in the private room.
Sister Chu Zi and Jiang Miao had gone fishing.
Xiya and Dinesha were doing extra training.
That left only Cat Han, Cat Xuan, and three giant cats watching Olivia throw her tantrum.
"Meow-ao-ao! That bad girl, that bad girl!"
Olivia bit her own tail, her eyes wide as saucers!
Looking at Olivia like this, Jiang Han could not help thinking of certain hot-tempered teammates she had encountered in games in her previous life—or, more specifically, the signature "princess-type teammates" of online games.
Put simply, everyone had run into the defining traits of princess-type teammates.
First, if they lost their lane, then it was definitely their teammates' fault, or "the connection was lagging."
At the same time, they would silently spam-ping the other person's [Flash or Ignite]. Adding a line like [stat monster] or [Ignite dog] would make it even more fitting.
Furthermore, after this friend fed, you absolutely could not say a single bad word about them. Say even half a sentence, and they would start AFKing.
Finally, they would throw the blame onto others with an especially severe case of princess syndrome.
At the moment, Olivia was already showing signs of this tendency! When Big Boss Cat got beaten to the point of seeing red, this was exactly how she acted—puffing up in anger and starting to look for someone to