Chapter 32: An Unexpected Call to the Big Stage.

Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

There are several titles that follow his name, but the one that is most well-known to the public is his property, which is nearly 53 trillion won in Korean currency, just by what is known.

He is a person who is thought to be able to make anything he can imagine a reality with the money and power he has.

But, can Mansour buy room-temperature superconductors right now, no matter how much he wants to?

The correct answer to this simple question is “No.”

The solution is simple.

Mansour is definitely a person who can do almost everything with money, but even if it’s him, what he wants must exist in the world first in order to buy it with money.

Even if you want something and have the ability to pay for it, you can’t get it if that something itself doesn’t exist in the world.

The broadcast I had floating on the monitor right now was two.

One was EunSiyu’s, and one was of Crinex, the team leader of the team that EunSiyu belonged to.

Crinex, a large company broadcaster on Treech right now, was in a similar situation to Mansour, who couldn’t get a room-temperature superconductor no matter how much he wanted it.

Challenger.

The highest tier of Legacy of Legend.

It is the stage where the tier is determined by relative evaluation, not absolute evaluation.

In order to get the tier of Challenger, you have to be within the top 300 of the solo rank ranking on one server.

Considering that the active population of Legacy of Legend reaches millions, the difficulty is similar to getting a near-perfect score on the College Scholastic Ability Test.

Since there are only a very few Challengers, the percentage of people who conduct Internet broadcasts is higher than that of other tiers, but since the size of the group is small in the first place, the absolute number is not that great.

There are less than 10 people in Korean Treech who have the condition of being a Challenger broadcaster with some level of awareness.

If you add the condition that the main position is Jungler, only two people remain.

One was Hyungeuk, who was in a car crash with a roe deer today, and the other was a person who was leading his own team separately in this LoL-TCup.

In other words, there was no Challenger jungler broadcaster who could be set up as a substitute for the scrim in the world right now.

It was one hour before the scrim was scheduled to start.

It is a situation where a member cannot carry out the schedule due to an unexpected accident.

You might think that the best option is to just cancel the scrim, but in my view, the veteran individual broadcaster Crinex seemed to be trying to avoid that option as much as possible.

It is right before the preliminary round is about to begin right now.

In this kind of time, canceling the scrim that was set with the long schedule of the 5-game 3-win has quite a lot of meaning.

Even if the reason is justified when you hear it, the viewers who were looking forward to the big match that had been announced a few days ago will lose a place to go, and the opposing team, which had set aside the schedule for a long time, will also be in a difficult situation.

The best situation is to solve it if you can solve it.

Within the broadcast screen that is floating on my monitor, Crinex and the members of that team were trying their best to prevent such a situation.

It was just that the situation was impossible to solve even with the power they had right now.

More time flowed, and team leader Crinex ended up failing to scout a Grandmaster jungler broadcaster who met the conditions.

Like that, with 40 minutes left until the scrim started.

Crinex, who had agreed to cancel the schedule if the opposing team didn’t find a scrim opponent or a substitute wasn’t found 30 minutes before the originally scheduled time, took out his last resort.

The demand is earnest, but there is no supply at all.

If there are no prospects that meet the conditions, it was time to lower the conditions from now on.

He couldn’t lower the tier side any more from the condition of being a Grandmaster or higher broadcaster jungler.

It was a choice that both the opposing team and the viewers would not want.

It was because the difference with the original power of the Crinex team was too great, so all the meanings that the scheduled scrim had would disappear.

Therefore, Crinex took out the sword that erases the condition of being a broadcaster instead of the tier.

Crinex began to test the waters little by little.

He seemed to be thinking of the idea of having a Grandmaster or higher jungler among the viewers take on the role of Hyungeuk’s substitute in the scrim.

It was at that time that Yu Sieun opened her mouth.

“If it’s okay with you even if they don’t broadcast, there’s someone I can ask for.”

Crinex, who was running his brain at full speed to solve the current problem, reacted immediately to Yu Sieun’s words.

“Sieun-nim! Is that true? Who is it?”

“Ah… The younger sibling who is in charge of editing our YouTube is a Grandmaster. They also sometimes go Jungle.”

I, who was watching the broadcast, frowned after hearing Yu Sieun’s words and looked back on myself.

‘…’

It was because I had a suspicion that I had heard a hallucination just now.

The time of that reflection was soon cut off by the voices of Crinex, Hayan, and Younggiron that were heard from the speaker.

“Oh! Then I think it would be really good. Since they’re not someone who is completely unrelated either! First of all, I’ll ask the people on the opposing team… They said it’s very good!”

Crinex began to try to create an atmosphere to follow EunSiyu’s suggestion quickly as if he had found a clue to the solution.

My second disciple was saying things like, “Wow! If it’s Sol-nim, it would definitely be really good…!”, and Younggiron also voiced his approval as if he wanted the scrim to proceed.

I slowly moved my gaze to the chat window of the EunSiyu broadcast, which I had floated on the monitor the most largely.

The Sol who was written on the manager list at the top had already publicly revealed that I was watching the broadcast in real time.

• Editor??

• Suddenly?

• Didn’t the editor say they were Diamond?

“The editor-nim had been lying to me. To be exact, it’s not a lie… Their main account is Diamond, but they created a smurf account recently and then reached Grandmaster. With a win rate of over 70%.”

The questions that people who had no interest or knowledge about the editor Sol were raising were suppressed in all of Team Crinex’s broadcasts by one word from Yu Sieun, which was transmitted through the airwaves.

A little later, the story that EunSiyu’s editor had helped EunSiyu and Hayan improve their skills came out again, and all the viewers came to know that fact.

It was a flow.

A flow like fate that the human named Ha Eunsol could not stand against, created by the angel named EunSiyu.

In the end, I wrote and sent the answer that it was possible when a message arrived through Discord from Yu Sieun, my employer-nim.

‘Ugh…?

Probably Yu Sieun knew that the situation would turn out like this from the time she brought up the words, and that I wouldn’t be able to refuse.

As much as that, it would be a lie if I said that I wasn’t embarrassed by the current situation.

But I understood, having the thought that Yu Sieun also must have had a difficult situation that she did this.

I had also hinted that it would be okay to use me as a one-time human content someday, so in Yu Sieun’s position, I might have come up with it as one card that she could somehow use in the current situation.

However, what I had thought of when I said those words to Yu Sieun was a calm progress in the EunSiyu broadcast, not in this way and scale.

‘Ah….?

Appearing for at most an hour in my comfortable home ground called EunSiyu’s broadcast and scrimming in front of tens of thousands of people with 9 other broadcasters was really too different of a meaning.

As soon as I recognized the reality that was right in front of me, tremendous tension and trembling began to rush in.

‘Hoo…?

I know the rules when a small fry broadcaster comes to a place like this due to my long history of watching broadcasts.

But those rules were of no use to me now.

It was because the situation of a YouTube editor being dragged as a scrim substitute was something that had never happened in the history of Treech until now.

But I was not given the time to write a new book of rules.

10 minutes after sending a reply to Yu Sieun’s message, I came to enter the Discord server that had been created for the scrim that would be proceeding soon.

‘…Hooah, heeup.’

Before proceeding with the last step of entering the voice chat, one mouse click, I gathered my breath a few times inside.

Unfortunately, the tension that was rampaging in my heart did not subside at all.

But now was the time to enter the voice chat channel.

I eventually moved my finger.

Along with the clicking sound of pressing the mouse, the familiar notification sound that alerted me that I had connected to the voice chat channel rang.

In the very next moment, I began to receive welcome greetings from four broadcasters at once.

Through the voice that was coming through the earphones, not the broadcast sound that was flowing through the speakers.

In that welcome, I made every effort not to stutter or tremble when the timing came for me to introduce myself, and made my voice.

“Ah, ah, hello…. I’m EunSiyu YouTube channel editor Sol-eun…!”