Regular Show High Score Novels & Stories

I was too pissed to do anything else, really. “…Let me see it,” I said suddenly, cutting their banter short. Ian unlocked his phone and slid it across the table to me. I played the video. The clip opened mid-play. The camera angle was from the stands—slightly shaky, zoomed in too tight—like whoever recorded it knew something special was about to happen. The score flashed briefly at the bottom of the screen. MILTON LIONS 28 — EASTBROOK RAVENS 10 The Ravens were on offense.

"Let's see how close my estimate was." Calmly, she typed in her login information. A moment later, her score flashed up on the giant screen for everyone to see.

Once the lightning bolts closely linked, Mon shouted, "Lightning clouds, strike down." Ouch. The sound resounded from Mon's blow hitting the rock face. After the lightning bolts dissipated, the score still did not see the score appear. Tom rejoiced, "The power has exceeded the stone's capabilities. That means it's past 980 points." Mon was equally astonished, "If that happens, then great." The other contestants were also eagerly looking forward to Mon's results. Even Mr. Danko couldn't help but squeal, "Mon is the winner. It certainly is,"

Andrew smiled, "Now we wait to see what the score is." The three waited anxiously. For several seconds, they didn't even glance at the other monitors and only focused on one monitor until a large number appeared on the monitor. "10." Andrew smiled with satisfaction, almost clapping his hands. "Huh? He got a 10? Is this for real?" Greg said still too shocked. While Keannu said, "Weird. Oh, this can't be." He patted Andrew Reece on the back, "Reece, didn't you make sure he wasn't the general's son?"

Melanie, Elsie, and Evelyn were all on their feet, cheering. “Go, Rhett! Push him!” Evelyn screamed. “Watch out! Reed’s taking the inside!” Jace says, half-laughing, as he leans forward. I turn to the giant monitor in the VIP section. The leaderboard flickers and updated every second. Aldair (red) Aldair (green) Beckett (blue) Sharpe (purple) King (orange) Montgomery (yellow) Vance (cyan) Torrence (magenta) Carver (lime)

Andrews slapped his forehead, looked at Clara's word and read each letter out loud. "M X O U V? Clara that is not a word. Let me see your tiles," Andrews said and looked at her tiles. "You have "E". So you can have the word "Move" and that gives you a score of 20 points. It's a double word score," Andrews announced excitedly. "So I won!" Clara asked with a smile on her face and Andrews smiled. "Not yet, we need to finish the game first. The one with the highest points wins" Andrews informed her.

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Immediately, someone asked annoyedly, "Then, how many points can you score?" "Me?" Connor snorted, "3500 points and I'll enter the sect too. I'm afraid that none of you will achieve this mark in your life." As soon as he said that, the crowd went into an uproar. 3500 points?! That would be double the current highest score. Moreover, looking at the past two decades would also rank first, and no one could match!

"Didn't you get zero points? How can you be the state's top scorer?!" "Have you forgotten?" I stared at him. "If your score is at the top, the system hides your score." "But…" "Why? Did you really think I would get zero points?" "Of course you should get zero points!" Camilla interjected. She was starting to lose her composure. "I submitted a blank… Ugh!" Luckily for her, Zonday reacted quickly and managed to cover her mouth in time. After the initial surprise, Camilla furiously stopped talking.

John and I started to write down the answer as it was an easy question. "Your thirty seconds are done," Rose said. "Show me the answers." John and I glanced at each other and turned our books to show the answer. We both wrote the same answer—chicken wings. "Correct. The score is one to one," Rose said and continued to ask another question. "What is my current favorite TV show?" Our answers were the same again—Shadow Hunters. "Correct. The score is two to two" She asked five questions. Surprisingly, all of my answers were matched with John's every time. And they were correct. The score was tied at five to five. She told us that she was going to ask one more question as a tie-breaker.