[Streamer Gallery]
[NoName, where are youㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ]
[If Na-me is slowly watching, that’s totally a recommendation]
[Is it a break today?]
[If you did a big content, you could take a break for a day, so why is it on fire?]
[I’ll wait without sleeping until Na-me comes]
[One mistake NoName made]
[Taming Master profit forecast.jpg]
NoName’s promised 6 PM has long passed.
There was no notice of being late or taking a break.
It was already blazing in minor galleries, fan cafes, and on Tgather.
Fortunately, Na-me left replay messages for each participant, so there was plenty of content to enjoy while waiting.
But true Na-me fans have become ones who can no longer be satisfied without Na-me.
They drifted around communities like spirits, filling them with stories about Na-me.
[Ah, now even S-gal has turned into Na-me forming]
Please stop spamming, there are more streamers than just NoName!
[Comments]
– The owner is normal, but the fans are abnormal, lol
– No, no, it just seems that there are so many viewers, that’s why there seem to be so many devilish things
– Please take these guys away.
– Na-me fans, stop mentioning Tas.
– For real, Na-me is great, but they seem to think they are great, which is a weird sense of superiority
– NoName started streaming, quickly run away!
– Aah, I believed in NoName!
NoName’s broadcasting station profile’s green light was blinking at the bottom right.
[2053-04-22]
[NoName’s Broadcasting Station]
As soon as the entrance button was activated, those who had been waiting rushed in.
[Just Chatting – .]
[Broadcasting Time – 0:00:01]
[Number of Viewers – 3391]
“Hey.”
[The broadcast has ended.]
With a sudden shout, the broadcast abruptly ends.
Viewers who didn’t know the reason were releasing question marks.
– What the heck?
– Why did it crash?
– Hey
– ???
– Yowwwww
– Na-me!
– What…? You’re already 6 hours late.
– Broadcast accident!
– Hey, I’ll be late~
– What were you doing, Na-me?
[NoName]
[Just Chatting – Preparing for National Exchange Tournament]
[Broadcasting Time – 0:00:01]
[Number of Viewers – 3829]
The broadcast opens normally again.
This time, it wasn’t just a black background; Na-me’s face could be seen.
The viewers sighed in relief.
“Hello, nice to meet you.”
The viewers asked why the broadcast was delayed by 6 hours.
“6 hours late? I actually came 18 hours early on purpose.”
Na-me flopped onto the sofa and answered with a tired voice.
The follow-up remark was even funnier.
“Oh, you mean yesterday’s broadcast? I went to Neverland with Della, so I was a little late. I met Hibris and talked about several things. The broadcast was a bit short, right?”
– The broadcast was short…?
– Did I really just hear that???
– It’s true that one second is short!
– Aah, this isn’t cool, Na-me!
– The annoying 9-year-old…
– Hey (What could you do if I’m late,) that was the meaning!
– T_T No, Na-me will broadcast tomorrow too…
– Sister, I believe in Na-me
– If after this, they don’t broadcast tomorrow, it’s a legend!
“Cheh. Come on. I’ll definitely be back tomorrow.”
As Na-me watched the viewers’ responses, she spoke with a slightly disappointed tone.
“Yeah, yeah. The Citizen Comprehensive Training Arena operates on a same-day reservation basis, so I couldn’t use it at my desired time. Today’s duel ran late, making me late.”
I asked the viewers to understand that the broadcasting times might be irregular from now on.
[‘Our Na-me’ donated 10,000 won!]
– So did you guys go to Neverland without us?
“Well, since I was late anyway, I went to Neverland too. Is there a problem? Do you want to face me?”
– O_O Scary!
– Cheh, Na-me!
– Hmph, Na-me is sulking!
– Gangster Na-me!
– Who said to solve it with force when persuasion fails?
– Any objections? (No rebuttals)
– Is your condition okay these days, teacher?
– I’m worried since I wasted an entire weekㅠㅠㅠ
“Before we start, let’s briefly review last year’s National Exchange Tournament.”
[‘Cheongseol Momo’ donated 5,000 won!]
– You’re about to fight Kim Love, but wouldn’t the Academy Competition help more?
A viewer said something right for a change.
I sat up straight from the sofa.
I combed through my messy hair with a paddle brush.
“I thought about reviewing the match where Love Kim participated together with you all, but as a fellow Korean participant, I wondered whether it was necessary to expose weaknesses… It’d be nice if Love also got a high score in the National Exchange Tournament.”
I entered V-tube and searched for ‘Milky Way Academy Competition.’
At the top of the first page, there was an edited highlight video of Love Kim.
“And since there’s quite a skill gap, there isn’t much to review, right? So Love Kim also just maximized mana output to crush the opponent; what kind of technique could there be? Hmm… Hmm…”
I clicked the right arrow key rapidly to skip through the video.
The magic she primarily used in the competition was non-attribute local barrier magic.
It’s also a magic that incorporates the latest theories from the 21st century.
Creating local barriers with hands and feet, pumping in pure mana free of aura.
The barrier itself becomes an excellent blunt weapon.
Even if the barrier breaks, pre-inputted magic triggers with a delay, trapping the opponent.
Since it’s uncertain when, where, or what magic will come in, the responding opponent will have a tough time.
‘Does she prefer close combat like Emika? But looking at it, it’s not ultra close combat after all.’
Love Kim’s delicate distance control was also apparent.
To keep about 5m at all times, she pushes away when the opponent approaches, and restricts movement through various methods when the opponent retreats.
– Woah, she’s fighting so well;;
– Will the Aura Heart not burst like that? Mana comes out infinitelyㅋㅋㅋ
└ For real, it’s a never-ending feastㅋㅋㅋ
– Seeing this, I think Americans are a different breed from us.
– I thought my sister was a genius, but it turns out her younger sibling is even better.
└ I initially heard the younger side is the genius, so no one knew Olivia would win the national championships.
– Wow, why is she so tall? Is she in middle school?
└ I think she was 175 cm back then.
└ Now it says she’s 177 cm on the profile.
└ She’s 16, but 177 cmㅋㅋㅋㅋ She’s taller than me!
└ Whoa, Na-me is 1.4 times her size!
└ If it’s 3D, it should be cubed, so that’s 2.75 times!
– Hehe, Love Nuna (not noona)
The viewers seemed to have understood well, so I didn’t add any more comments and ended the video.
I watched the finals of the Japan National Exchange Tournament first.
It was the highest quality match and had much to discuss.
I slowed down the scene where Emika was trapped by the barrier technique.
She feigned an illusion afterwards, luring her opponent into carelessness.
Summoning a lightsaber to strike Mikhail and inflicting significant damage for the first time.
“Everyone thinks this is a highlight scene, but I don’t. In any battle, if one side suddenly has an overwhelming disadvantage without proper groundwork, it’s usually due to one of two reasons: a mistake was made, or the other side failed to capitalize on the opponent’s mistake. In this scene, it’s the latter. So both sides made some mistakes, but the result was favorable for Emika.”
Tap
I cut the match frame by frame and slowly explained each player’s intentions.
“Mikhail cast the illusion barrier magic only once in the round of 64, and this was the second time in the finals. I doubt even Emika’s side could easily predict that the martial artist Mikhail would use it in the finals. Now, let’s explain the intention from Mikhail’s perspective. Ahem.”
I lowered my voice and pretended to be a male.
“Oh! With this magic, I want to discover Emika’s barrier release timing, disrupt her focus and mana circuit, and catch the habits she has when she emerges from the barrier for benefits! Let’s number this: 1, 2, 3. Which of these is the most important?”
– 1111
– It has to be 2, right?
– 1
– 3333333
– LOL, why so divided?
– 222
– 2
– 11
“What the heck, why is it so divided?”
I was disappointed with our room’s viewers.
“It’s obviously number 2! Isn’t it the priority for players to focus on the game? I asked something really easy…!”
I shouted with a voice full of anger, grinning.
– Na-me, we’re sorryㅠㅠㅠ
– It’s obviously number 2, wow, so many people don’t knowㅋㅋㅋ
– If you’re frustrated, why don’t you win consecutively?
– Were these people giving advice in the Exchange Tournament?
– Feisty Na-me!
– Na-me worked hard!!!
– Can’t forgive the clueless Na-me Na-me!
“Number 2 is overwhelmingly important, and after that, number 1 and 3 are still important, but they rank lower in priority.”
Phew, okay, if you’re not a player, you might not know.
If the player had done that, I would’ve smashed their head.
I took a deep breath and slowly explained.
“Phew, look. The aura surrounding Emika’s sword is actually spinning at a very fast speed. Even car wheels on a highway look fast but seem still, right? But for that one bluff, she momentarily closed her mana circuit? Are there any runners or marathoners here?”
From all directions, viewers lifted their hands.
“When running long distances, if you get too out of breath and end up walking, what happens to your record?”
– You fail your record
– Even if you go slow, you have to run
– Total disaster★
– I ran 3km and was 30 seconds late even though I didn’t walk that long, lol
– Oh, I kind of understand the analogy now
“Exactly, you slow down. Now, the aura weakens. The reason why the Katsuhata Sect is strong in the National Exchange Tournament is that as time passes, the aura sharpens, solidifies, and becomes stronger. To recover to that level of output, you’d have to wait at least 5 minutes.”
Having managed aura rapidly can cause bodily issues.
However, the Katsuhata Sect mastered the method of controlling the repulsion between auras from the outside of their bodies.
“To summarize, it’s true that Emika has an advantage! You can see that she sliced 10% off Mikhail’s barrier. Up to this point, that was very good. But it wasn’t a gain of 10%, but rather a 5% benefit.”
– Aah
– Woah, crazyㅋㅋㅋ
– Wowwwwww
– I kept wondering why it was continuously unfavorable, and there’s this reason!
– The observational skills are insane!
– Do we have to think this complicated while playing, Na-me?
– There’s no way I could do it even if you told meㅠㅠ
– NoName is a god!
“So Emika should have given up a bit on the barrier to escape and recover her aura output. Not realizing that quickly is what led the 95 to 85 favorable situation to be pushed down to 19 to 33.”
Finally, I felt a little more relieved.
[‘DaunS2’ donated 10,000 won!]
– Then what should Mihail have done in response to the bluff?
That’s a really good question.
“The bluff is basically a gamble. If Emika is determined to trick like that, there aren’t many ways to figure it out. If it were me, I’d consider the bluff and prepare the next magic without doing anything. It’s still my turn anyway.”
I opened another hologram window to bring in footage from another angle.
“But if you’re sure it’s a bluff? Then you can end the game in one fell swoop.”
Mikhail jumped and swung his battle axe at Emika.
“Doing a full swing while wrapping it with half mana engraving magic and gravity coefficient overlay magic means that even if you defend perfectly, more than half the barrier would disappear. This is impossible to recover from.”
While I emphasized this scene heavily, no big mistakes occurred afterwards, just as you would expect from a final match.
Mikhail pressed Emika little by little based on the advantage of aura output, while Emika focused on recovering her aura, minimizing damage.
The turning point of the comeback was the multiple auras Emika used.
Mikhail could not cope when faced with other textures of aura.
It’s likely that he had become accustomed to only Emika’s body shape through simulation cheating.
I decided to end the review broadcast here and previewed tomorrow’s 16-round match with Cecilia and a French boy.
I went into the application window and launched the software.
[Individual Combat Simulation (PCS) – Professional]
“Whoa, it’s already 1 o’clock. I need to finish up and sleep.”
Having developed a habit of going to bed early and waking up early lately, I kept yawning after midnight.
Rubbing my eyes, I explained the application I had started.
“When we fight against the AIs here, the PCS results come out, and we submit these to the National Exchange Tournament Committee. Then they arrange the matches based on the scores from 1st to 64th. However, last year, some bad guys were caught using simulation hacks for early practice, so this kind of evaluation now is impossible.”
– Targeting the Bear Country, whoa!
– The worst of the worst!
– Banned from participating for 5 years starting this year
– The doping cheating nation, lol
– So how do they evaluate combat power?
“Well, they say the measurement method has changed a bit this year.”
I was summoned into the simulation.
The background was entirely black, with a green laser grid pattern on the floor.
[Please grab the handle.]
What handle are they talking about?
Just as I questioned this, a machine shaped like a bicycle handle descended from above.
I reached out with both hands to grab the handle tightly.
[Measuring. Please do not release your hands until the measurement is complete.]
Beep
Beep
Beep
[The volume measurement of Na-me’s Aura Heart has been completed. The results will be sent to the National Exchange Tournament Committee, and you can raise objections within 14 days.]
“What? Is that it? Who measures combat power by the size of the Aura Heart?”
Even medieval people from my past life wouldn’t measure combat power like this.
