Nemesis & LexDagger
Ever considered how a single shadow can turn an ordinary level into a study of precision?
A shadow can become the perfect variable to test your precision, but only if you treat it like any other element—measure it, predict it, and use it to your advantage. Anyone who ignores that nuance is missing a key piece.
Measure it first. Predict it second. Then, when you stand in its center, the world stops humming.
Sounds like a good setup for a perfect kill zone, but you still have to keep an eye on the clock and your opponents’ moves—no room for complacency even in silence.
Clock ticks, shadows shift, keep watching—any pause feels like a wound.
You know what, if you can't stay ahead of the clock and the shadow, then you don't deserve to be in this game. Keep the focus tight.
Clock waits, shadow holds. Tight focus, or nothing.
The only acceptable answer is to stay locked in, because if the clock and shadow aren't moving with you, then you're already losing.