E-Sports!

Dubbledeit grinned as he got off the bus. He was especially happy because yesterday, he had found out there was an esports organization at his school.He stared at the huge, hulking building, shielding his red eyes, which were specially adapted with a filter strength of 5, for the best view distance. Drool dripped from his gnashing teeth and he scuttled forwards, into the cool air conditioned building. That was more his biome. He slithered up to the reception desk, where the secretary was, unsurprisingly, playing Apex Legends. Dubbledeit spat at the inferior game. The secretary looked up. “Hello, welcome to the Wove  Esports MAC Complex! We are sponsored by Alloy gaming gear, so we always have the best equipment! How can I help you?” Dubbledeit grinned, gnashing his teeth together. “I want to join!” His voice trailed off as he saw in the nearest RGB-lit dark room, Alienware PCs. The secretary pushed a form towards him. “Everyone wants to, kid. But you have to get parental permission to sign the form!” Gnashing his fangs, foiled, Dubbledeit retreated, clutching the form, and slunk back to the bus.15 minutes later, Dubbledeit was seated at the dinner table. “Say, Father, I have decided to join a n after-school activity!” His father and mother smiled. It had been 17 and a half years since Dubbledeit had left the dark, musty basement with the cables snaking down to his computer. Some extracurricular activities would be good for his socializing. “Is it outside?” His mother asked, glancing at Dubbledeit’s nearly transparent skin.Dubbledeit hissed, and slid the form towards them. His father read it quickly, and grinned. “Sports! But what’s the e  for?” Dubbledeit pushed back his chair and glanced shiftily around, blinking rapidly. “He… eh… You see, it stands for extra exertion!”  His father pushed up his reading glasses, and pulled out his iPhone 14, beginning to search up the organization so he could see what it was about. His pencil was hovering over the paper, ready to sign it. Dubbledeit cackled nervously. “Uhh… No need to research it!” As his dad hit “Search” on the phone, his enthusiasm dropped. But too late. His hand had already signed the paper. Dubbledeit cackled, and danced out of the house, clutching the form. He was wearing his signature purple hoodie, which hadn’t been taken off since 2005 which was when he was born. “Goodbye, mother! Goodbye, father! I am leaving!”He ran the couple of miles back to the Wove Esports and handed the form to the secretary, who was now playing Fortnite and looked very annoyed to have been interrupted for trivial things such as this.“Congratulations! You are now a part of Wove Esports. Which computer would you like me to check out for you?”Dubbledeit clacked his teeth together in excitement. His new home! He scuttled to the nearest computer, flashing with RGB lights, and set down his sleeping bag, his emergency food rations, and ping reduction, and hopped into the chair.