Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

Xiao Nai clearly understood what the other party was thinking, and continued, "I know you must be feeling uncomfortable right now, but a competition is a competition, and business is business. As veterans in the professional scene, I don't need to tell you these things, do I? Besides, you know very well that not many teams will be interested in the quality of your team's equipment. In terms of sincerity alone, there shouldn't be anyone more sincere than us."

Seeing Xiao Nai's words, Wu Chen was also a little frustrated. After all, he hadn't given a clear answer about their team's future plans yet, and the other party had already confirmed that their team would definitely disband. However, he couldn't deny that what Xiao Nai said was indeed true.

On second thought, Happy has a Glory textbook like Ye Qiu and a professional veteran like Zhang Jiale. With them around, it seems reasonable that the other side knows these things.

Xiao Nai was right. A match is a match, and business is business. Since the other party was interested in buying their stuff, he couldn't just turn them away. So he said, "I'm not in charge of club assets, but if you're willing to wait, I can pass on a message for you."

"This is already very good, thank you. We had no choice but to come to you. Old Ye and the others asked everyone they could, and they only found your contact information, so we had to come to you." Xiao Nai said.

"Hmm..." Wu Chen responded casually, after all, he really wasn't in the mood for chatting right now, let alone the fact that the other party was the team that had defeated them.

"By the way, if we wanted to take over all the materials you have, how much do you think we would need?" Xiao Nai continued to ask.

"I'm not too clear on that either, since it's not my responsibility," Wu Chen replied.

Upon seeing the other party's words, Wei Chen curled his lip. None of the four members of Happy believed what Wu Chen said. After all, Wu Chen had come all the way with the Wuji team. With the current configuration of the Wuji team, how could the other party not know about this? However, since the other party did not want to talk about it, they could not go through the network cable and put a knife to the other party's neck to make him say no.

"Okay, then we'll wait for your news here."

"Okay, just a moment," Wu Chen said, responding to Xiao Nai's words. Then, Wu Chen stared blankly at the computer screen, unsure of what he was thinking, or perhaps not thinking at all. But at this moment, he finally felt with absolute certainty that the team he had fought for throughout his youth was truly coming to an end.

And what will happen to his account, Xiaoqiang, after the team ends?
Thinking of this, Wu Chen's gaze involuntarily fell on the account card on the table. This account card had been with him since his debut, accompanying him through his entire career, and could even be said to be a part of his youth. But even so, it seemed that it was about to be completely separated from him.

Thinking about this, Wu Chen felt a surge of impulse, grabbed his account card, and headed towards the club's meeting room.

The Wuji esports team is now on its final countdown, having reached the final asset accounting stage, and is just one step away from officially announcing its disbandment. Under these circumstances, the situation within the Wuji club is naturally not good; it's even become somewhat desolate. It's important to understand that with the team's disbandment, it's not just the professional players who are feeling lost, but also the club's staff, as they too face the risk of losing their business.

They have held more than one meeting to discuss the future of the club. As the team captain, Wu Chen was naturally invited to participate in the meeting, but he had declined before because he knew very well that it would not make any difference whether he participated in the meeting or not. After all, the captain is just a symbol, and the team leader is the one who is mainly responsible for the team.

Regarding match-related matters, the team usually considers the captain's advice. However, in the current situation, the captain's opinion is clearly not important. The club's management is obviously well aware of this, and readily agreed to Wu Chen's previous refusals, which led to everyone being surprised by Wu Chen's sudden arrival.

Seeing the meeting already underway, with all the department heads present, yet this potentially the club's last meeting, Wu Chen, as the team captain, had no reason to attend, a situation that made him smile wryly. But since he had business to attend to, Wu Chen Heng Hao controlled his emotions. It was at this moment that the club's owner spoke up, asking, "Xiao Wu? Is there something you want to say?"

Upon hearing his boss's question, Wu Chen composed himself before continuing, "Boss, are there any acquisition offers our team is currently in contact with?"

"Not at the moment," Wuji's owner said somewhat strangely. After all, Wu Chen hadn't paid much attention to this kind of thing before, but since Wu Chen was an old friend and a veteran player who had been with the team for so many years, the owner took Wu Chen's clear answer as the basis for his response. He continued, "Our current plan is to observe first. If any clubs contact us, then we'll talk to them. That way, we won't be in such a passive position."

After all, the club has nothing else to do now; all they can do is maximize the value of the Glory Support they have. And having someone proactively inquire is obviously much better than them going door-to-door to actively promote their services.

“I have a team contacting us,” Wu Chen said.

"Oh?" Hearing Wu Chen's words, everyone in the room was instantly drawn to his words.

"Which one?" the shop owner asked, somewhat curiously.

“Happy,” Wu Chen said.

Upon hearing those two words, the atmosphere, which had been somewhat tense, instantly fell silent again. Finally, He An broke the silence, saying with some indignation, "Happy! How dare they come here and talk to us about this?"

"They weren't embarrassed at all. In their words, 'The competition is the competition, and business is business,'" Wu Chen said.

"Wu Chen, are you on their side? Are you speaking up for them?" He An immediately became displeased upon hearing Wu Chen's words.

"I was just relaying their message." Wu Chen's tone was relatively calm, because what Happy said was indeed true.

Hearing Wu Chen's words, He An wanted to say something, but at that moment, Wuji's boss waved his hand. He then looked at Wu Chen; unlike He An, he wasn't emotional, but he calmed himself before asking, "What does Happy mean?" (End of Chapter)