Double Click Chapter 264 has been released. Jiho Seong's fingers trembled as he deleted One Sword from his computer, the final nail in the coffin of a passion he'd dedicated years to perfecting. The game's dwindling player base had finally caught up with it – shut down, without fanfare or apology. For months, Jiho felt numb, his mind stuck in perpetual limbo. But the spark reignited the moment he stumbled upon a flyer for E-Sporters Club at school, its tagline leaping off the page like a dare: 'Recruit talented gamers.' Then there was Sword Rush, eerily similar to One Sword. It couldn't be coincidence; the same developers must have pushed forward under cover of darkness. Enigmatic though the game's revival seemed, something inside Jiho refused to let go. Now, standing amidst his new teammates, their expressions a mix of curiosity and apprehension, Jiho forced himself to remember why he started playing games in the first place – the rush of competition, the low rumble of adrenaline before every match. Those feelings flared anew as they gathered around screens lined up along one wall of their makeshift training room. For the first time since One Sword closed shop, Jiho tasted hunger again, craving not just victory but validation: can he still hold a candle to others who claimed his former title? However fiery enthusiasm burns within him, Jiho knows full well that no gamer regains former heights overnight. A crash course awaits – stomach-dropping loss against opponents far more skilled, harsh critique from coaches upon his return home, sleepless nights spent dissecting moves then plagued by nightmares of defeat. Only when blades collide will Jiho understand whether those doubts shredded what little self-confidence remained after losing everything.