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CHAPTER 206: HIDDEN FOE

Author: Lizzy Fash
last update publish date: 2026-04-28 20:44:25

CASSAIN

There’s a certain kind of silence that exists right before a game begins.

Like the world itself is holding its breath.

I stand at the center of the field.

Lights blazing overhead.

Crowds in thousands chanting my name.

“Try not to scare them too much,” Alexander mutters as he passes me.

I snort.

“No promises.”

He smirks.

Moves to position.

The whistle blows.

And everything explodes.

The first play is fast.

Aggressive.

They come at us hard.

Like they have something to prove.

Like they th
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