Chapter 76


    Chapter 76


    “Apologies, Ms. Seymour.” Despite the supposed apology, the person’s tone was haughty. “After the


    episode in


    which your inws appeared went viral, our production team has been getting more than ten calls per


    day.


    Our schedules are now fully packed till the end of the year. If you don’t mind being airedte, I can


    make a


    registration for you. Someone will inform you of your shooting date by then.”


    Larissa knew all too well that she had offended the whole production crew with her harsh words then,


    so their deliberately difficult attitude was to be expected.


    “No need for the trouble,” she said. She only meant to try her luck by making this call. If it did work,


    then it would be for the best; but if it didn’t, she still had an alternative.


    Working in hotel management may be difficult, but the best part about it was umting awork of


    connections she could reach out to–especially at a seven–star hotel like the Regal Dynasty where most


    of its guests were boss–level yers.


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    Larissa made another call. “You have a livestream tomorrow, right? Can I borrow around an hour of


    your time after that?”


    Zero used to be a member of the famous national e–sports team, Quickstrike Archangels, and she was


    one of the earliest professional female e–sports yers to get into the business. During the peak of her


    career, she once led the Quickstrike Archangels to several international championship victories and


    was a role model for


    the active yers now.


    After she retired from the e–sports scene, she signed with StreamWave Studios and became a


    streamer, gaining tens of millions of fans with her great gaming skills and humor. She was always top in


    all


    leaderboards and was the undoubted A–Queen on Twitch.


    Larissa met Zero three years ago when the Quickstrike Archangels came to Covenford to participate in


    a tournament. The organizers of the tournament had arranged for them to stay in the Regal Dynasty.


    But the


    reason for their closeness was aplete ident-


    Zero had lost her lucky ear stud in her room, and the janitor who cleaned the room swore that she had


    never seen it. The tournament was around the corner, and this girl, who fans jokingly called “Bro Zero”


    due to her tomboyish attitude, actually hid and cried till her eyes were swollen. She even thought of


    quitting the tournament, turning a blind ear to anyone’s advice.


    In the end, it was Larissa who crawled on the floor on all fours and searched her room for a day before


    finding that tiny obsidian ear stud between the seams of the carpet.


    With that lucky ear stud empowering Zero, the Quickstrike Archangels sessfully defeated the


    neighboring country’s team and won the tournament. After that, Larissa became Zero’s Lady Luck.


    But Zero was too busy training, so even though they had each other’s contact numbers, they rarely


    called each other. Last year, Zero moved to Covenford due to work purposes, only then did they


    communicate much more frequently online. Larissa even gifted her a 100 Tier 2 Gift Sub for her Twitch


    the first time she streamed, which cost around a thousand dors.


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    Travis nagged her for almost a month over this.


    This time, Zero was actually the one who reached out to her first.


    The online viewership of that episode of “The Mediators Room” continued to increase on a daily basis,


    reaching millions of views, and the discussion and engagement surrounding it remained high. Hence,


    Zero naturally heard about it.


    When she found out that the person getting reviled was her Lady Luck, she immediately contacted


    Larissa and asked, “Do you need me to set the record straight for you?”


    There were millions of people watching whenever Zero streamed, so the influence she had online


    should not be underestimated.


    Larissa’s response then was, “You don’t have to do it for me, I’ll do it myself.”


    Zero texted an address to Larissa and told her to get there before 7 pm.


    “4507, Block B, Microworks Building?” Larissa was very perplexed. Zero said that the location was her


    livestream studio, but Microworks Building was just built early this year and was just recently


    operational. As


    a branch office in Covenford, the building was not meant for sale or rental to outsiders.


    In other words, the only people who could enter the building were employees of Microworks


    Corporation.