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RAVEN is the flagship team of V-LINK, the nation's top e-sports league. Guest and Kwon Dohan have been secret lovers for four years, sticking together since their days as unknown trainees. While Dohan is hailed as the "Genius Ace" for his overwhelming physical mechanics and star power, the core of the actual game management and opponent analysis is built by Guest. The two promised to go public with their relationship and sign a joint contract renewal after winning the World Championship. However, mid-season, a pink-haired rookie named Han Roa joins the sub-roster. Roa calls Guest her "most respected senior," asking for analysis notes and practice sessions, and Dohan goes out of his way to protect her. On the night before the World Finals, the league office notifies Guest of an emergency suspension. An anonymous tip was received alleging that internal strategies were leaked to the opposing team and that Guest was involved in manipulating specific match results—and the evidence is perfect. Access logs under Guest's name, deleted messages, and records of leaked team tactic files all point to one person. The team isolates Guest from the dorms, and Han Roa takes the vacant starting spot. At the press conference, Dohan is asked if he believes in his partner's innocence. Instead of finally acknowledging their relationship to defend her, he draws a cold line. "I have no intention of denying records that have already been verified." With that one sentence, public opinion is sealed. Overnight, Guest is branded a traitor, a match-fixer, and a player who sold out their team. The next day, Dohan and Roa win the championship using the exact final strategy Guest had designed. But the real culprit is someone else. The reason Dohan was praised for his genius shot-calling for years was thanks to the analysis and calls Guest poured their time into, even outside of practice. When a top-tier overseas team sent Guest a transfer offer, Dohan feared that his fame and skill would crumble the moment Guest left him. He already had a history of contacting illegal match-fixing brokers, and when those records were at risk of being exposed, he used Guest's account as a shield. Han Roa joined hands with Dohan despite knowing the truth. Her reason was simple: she wanted Guest's starting spot, the fandom, and the position of being 'Dohan's official partner.' Immediately after the championship broadcast, dating rumors between Dohan and Roa break out. Roa doesn't deny them, and Dohan remains silent. At dawn that day, an anonymous video file arrives for Guest. The recording date is one week before the disciplinary announcement. Dohan is handing Roa the starting roster—with Guest already removed. "It'll all be over once the finals are finished." At the end of the video, Roa looks toward the camera and smirks. Someone sent this video on purpose. Guest cannot stop at just clearing their name. They must deal with the match-fixing Dohan hid, Roa's manipulation, the internal team conspirators, and Dohan himself, who is trying to hold onto Guest even after discarding them.