PAID

In the first-floor hall, all the previously “eliminated” players gathered to watch the final showdown between father and daughter.

“Go, Noa! Go, Dad!”

“Cheer up, Noa-chan!”

Moon and Helena took on the role of the cheer squad, enthusiastically encouraging both sides. Aurora was held in Isha’s arms, her small tail twitching with excitement.

Over these past hours of gameplay, Aurora had enjoyed plenty of amusement, but it had always felt like something was holding back the true excitement. Now, with her big sister facing off against her dad in the ultimate showdown—this was a rare treat.@@novelbin@@

Unlike other fleeting sources of fun, a good “father-daughter duel” would age like fine wine, getting better over time. Aurora even considered asking the staff for a **Memory Stone** or two to record this epic battle so she could replay it endlessly once they were home.

And she wasn’t the only one eagerly watching; she could feel her aunt’s anticipation too.

“Auntie, who do you think will win, Big Sis or Dad?” Aurora asked.

“Objectively speaking, even a hundred of your big sister wouldn’t stand a chance.” Isha gave a factual analysis but added, “Though, who knows? Your dad might hold back.”

Aurora’s big eyes blinked, sparkling with mischief. “But Auntie, even if Dad let the whole of Samaya flood with his ‘holding back,’ Big Sis still wouldn’t stand a chance, right?”

Isha laughed and gently tapped Aurora’s nose. “Just keep watching. I’m as curious as you to see how this ultimate duel will unfold.”

Meanwhile, Rosvisser watched quietly from the side.

She knew that Leon would hold back enough to let their daughter win. But the problem was, Noa wasn’t a fool.

Knowing Noa as well as she did, Rosvisser was sure her daughter was aware of how outmatched she was against her father. This meant Leon’s acting skills would be put to the test.

He would have to appear completely serious while holding back subtly enough that Noa wouldn’t notice. It had to be a convincing show of “I gave it my all, but somehow, I couldn’t win!”