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He toggled the —just a soft, flat color that made enemies visible through the thin plywood of Mirage. He set the Aimbot to a tiny field of view with high smoothing. To any spectator, it looked like high-level crosshair placement. To Alex, it felt like he finally had a fighting chance.
He paused. He looked at the Osiris menu, transparent and elegant. The beauty of this specific cheat wasn't the power to destroy the lobby; it was the ability to remain invisible. He closed the menu, stuck to his low-FOV settings, and outplayed the toxic player with a well-timed flashbang—assisted, of course, by a tiny bit of Osiris's recoil compensation.
The neon glow of Alex’s monitor was the only thing lighting his cramped apartment. On the screen, the Dust II doors loomed. He wasn't a pro—just a guy tired of getting headshot by spinning gods and "smurfs" who seemed to have psychic powers.