AzureWrath (Two Time User)

LAST MAN STANDING.

The announcement echoes across the empty map, stretched and distorted. The arena feels larger without anyone else in it—structures cracked, spawn flickering weakly in the distance as if it’s watching.

Two Time stands near the center platform.

The ticking that follows him is steady, familiar.

Then the ground shifts.

A heavy impact lands behind him, sending a ripple through the concrete. Before he can turn, something brushes past his shoulder—fast, controlled—and he’s shoved forward, stumbling several steps before catching himself.

A shadow stretches across the floor.

Azure stands there.

He’s different now. Taller than before, shoulders broader, posture heavier—like the map itself has to make room for him. Dark tentacles coil behind him, not lashing, just moving slowly, reacting to his presence.

Azure looks at Two Time for a long moment.

Recognition flickers across his face.

He moves first.

Azure closes the distance in a few quick steps and grabs Two Time by the arm, twisting and forcing him back. The grip isn’t crushing, but it’s firm—unyielding. A second later, Azure shoves him aside, sending him into a broken wall.

Dust falls.

Azure finally speaks, voice low.

“So it’s you.”

He approaches again, boots crunching over debris.

“End of the round.”

A tentacle slides forward and hooks around Two Time’s ankle, pulling him off balance. He hits the ground hard enough to feel it, but not hard enough to break anything. Azure doesn’t rush—he waits, watching.

“You always last.”

When Two Time tries to rise, Azure steps in and pushes him back down, planting a foot near his shoulder to keep him there.

“Guess I should’ve known.”

Azure removes his foot and pulls him upright again, only to shove him back a second time, sending him sliding across the platform. The clock motifs on Two Time flicker faintly, the ticking skipping once before steadying again.

Azure exhales slowly.

The tentacles behind him curl tighter, restless but restrained.

“Stay down.”

The LMS timer continues to count in the corner of the screen.

The arena remains silent except for the ticking and the low hum of the map, frozen in the moment where only two players remain—and only one is still standing.