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The midday sun blazed down with fierce intensity, casting a brilliant glow across the landscape.
The sky, washed clean by the light, stretched endlessly, perfect expanse of clear blue.
A soft breeze drifted in from the sea, carrying the salty scent of the ocean and the steady rhythm of waves crashing against the shore.
The island, ancient and untouched, seemed to stretch on forever, its landscape shaped by countless years, each one blending seamlessly into the next.
Everything was tranquil, simple, and unpretentious, free from self–importance or reflections on life and death.
There were no illusions here, no unrealistic hopes or dreams.
All that had been, all that was, and all that was yet to come, were nothing more than the fleeting blooms of flowers, the opening and closing of chapters in a book.
Nothing mattered–there was no ambition, no selfishness, and certainly no room for futile longing.
The world was in a state of calm, untouched by the chaos of life.
The only movement in this quiet scene was the flight of birds, their wings slicing through the air, stirring à momentary emotion, as if time itself could be captured in their flight.
For a brief instant, everything seemed frozen, a quiet passage of life and death.
A sharp gust of wind cut through the air, rustling the lush vines of Duskhaven’s L2 Mystic Realm War Game Base.
The vines swayed gently in the breeze, creating a soothing rhythm.
At the far end, 80 elite teams stood motionless, their bodies rigid and unmoving, like statues carved from stone, their postures a mark of respect and silence.
The stillness was profound, as pure as the seagulls soaring high above the vast ocean, untouched by the corrupting influences of humanity.
Ryker, the Chief Assistant Designer of the Thalrex Order’s Advanced Science Department, had just announced the winner of the competition.
The crowd stood in silence, but this silence was far from peaceful–it was thick with resentment, anger, and unspoken conflict.
Dragon Soul Special Forces had claimed the title of top commander–in–chief through the most forceful of means, and many were left unsatisfied with the result.
Not all victories come with applause, and not all mediocrity is overlooked.
Underneath the calm exterior, dissatisfaction simmered in the hearts of 79 teams, a storm of emotion waiting to break.
“Congratulations, Commander–in–chief Ramsey!”
Ryker, Chief Assistant Designer of the Thalrex Order’s Advanced Science Department, approached Robin with a formal salute.
“You are only the second commander in 20 years to be chosen as the top of the qualifying match by our department.
“Your daring and unconventional leadership, your ability to break from tradition, and, most importantly, your unwavering sense of duty make you a rare and invaluable talent in our eyes!
“From Area One to the final area, your team’s performance was flawless!
“Particularly after you earned the qualifying token, when disaster struck, you set aside selfish desires and led your comrades into harm’s way to save the lives of all the elite teams. That is the mark of a true leader, willing to sacrifice for the greater good.
“Such wisdom and selflessness in the face of catastrophe–that’s the true brilliance of a leader.”
Ryker glanced around at the other commanders–in–chief in the room, shrugging slightly.
“Sure, your performances were impressive, but beneath the surface, when it came to life and death, we saw selfishness and foolishness.
“The L1 Mystic Realm Finals is a different kind of challenge than L2. It’s a test that only a true commander can bear.
“That crown isn’t for just anyone to wear.
“If given to the incompetent, it would only bring more suffering to the world.
“Only those who are truly heroic are worthy of its weight.
“We’re all in agreement with you–respect is earned through actions, not words. Go ahead and show them what’s what!”
Robin patted Ryker on the shoulder. “We’ll see how things play out.”
As the members of the Thalrex Order’s Advanced Science Department left, the mystic realm’s communication system was activated.
Robin’s phone buzzed, and he glanced down to see a message from Kelsey, the newly appointed overseer of Qacalisle Island.
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