A day before Arena Week, broadcasters from all over the world showed programs related to Arena Week. The world’s eyes were focused on Arena Week, so there were many programs and different concepts on it. The most popular program concept was power analysis. Programs that analyzed the power of teams participating in Arena Week and programs that predicted the ranking or confrontation patterns were the most watched. There was only one point of competitiveness between these programs, and that was which guests were invited? As a result, the ratings were divided, and the topics changed.
Naturally, everyone tried to bring in the best guests, but it wasn’t an easy task. Those who were somewhat popular had already been cast for months. Yet, there was one place where the preparations were made in a relaxed manner. Others were busy making phone calls all over the place, but due to an accidental fate, things were solved in a satisfactory manner for this place.
“Kale, what brings you to the set when you should be busy?” Matthew, who became one of FOX’s key PDs due to his great work on Masked Fighting King, welcomed Kale to the shooting site. Kale’s visit was a surprise. Arena Week was starting tomorrow, and there were many things that needed to be attended to, yet Kale had come over like he had nothing to do.
‘Is it because of the guest?’
Today’s guest had been invited to the program through Kale’s introduction. However, Alley Leader had a heavier weight than the guest, so Matthew thought that Kale’s visit didn’t make any sense.
“Why did I come? The shooting of the streamers contracted with Nike Management went smoothly, so I came to watch,” Kale answered Matthew’s question with a smile. In fact, he wasn’t busy as Matthew said. It had already been two days since Crescent Moon arrived at the hotel.
‘It is worth struggling in advance.’
Kale had done the work for Arena Week beforehand, so he suddenly had leisure time. In addition, the guest on today’s FOX show was making his first appearance in the media after signing a contract with Nike Management. So, Kale was naturally going to help him.
Just then, a young man in a neat shirt appeared at a corner of the shooting scene. Kale turned to the handsome young man and greeted him with a smile, “Teika... No, should I call you ‘McCarthy’?”
The name of the young man was ‘McCarthy’, but he was called ‘Teika’ in Arena. Teika felt that streaming was pretty interesting to do after participating in Hyeonu’s stream and thus immediately signed with Nike.
“Call me whatever is comfortable for you. I’m used to both,” Teika replied. He had a good name. His friends around him called him ‘McCarthy’. However, since he was called ‘Teika’ in Arena, more people addressed him by ‘Teika’ rather than his real name, so it didn’t mean anything to him.
“Then I’ll call you ‘Teika’. It is because others need to know.” Kale chose the nickname ‘Teika’ instead of Teika’s real name, ‘McCarthy’.
There was only one reason for this—more people knew the name ‘Teika’.
“Yes, that’s fine.”
“Are you nervous about today’s shoot? You have streamed occasionally, but as far as I know, it is your first time doing this type of shoot.”
“I’m not particularly nervous. It might be a bit awkward, but... I think it is a good experience.” Teika didn’t feel much pressure to shoot today. He thought there was no reason to be nervous because he wasn’t that type of person in the first place.
“Then I’m glad. In a corner of my heart, I’ve been wondering if I should introduce you to it more slowly.” Kale was relieved by Teika’s answer.
He thought it was a good thing that Teika wasn’t nervous. ‘The first experience is the most important thing.’
If Teika had a trauma, appearing in the media was a big problem to worry about. Still, seeing that Teika was calm, it seemed there wasn’t much for Kale to worry about.
“Then I’ll be watching. I hope you do a good job broadcasting today.” Kale took a step back. Today’s guest had appeared, so the shooting would begin soon.
“Thank you, Kale.” Teika bowed slightly to Kale and moved to his spot on the set. There was a long table and two chairs in the studio, as well as a giant screen hanging on the back wall. Teika’s seat was one of the two chairs. The moment he sat down, the owner of the remaining seat was revealed.
The name of the man with short, light brown hair was Greg. He was the most famous TV host in the United States. At the same time, he was also a very famous Arena maniac. Instead of preparing for the broadcast the moment he sat in his seat, he handed Teika a paper and pen. “I am your fan, Teika.”
Teika was a bit flustered by Greg’s behavior of asking for an autograph. Even so, he grabbed the pen and left a flowing signature on the paper. Requests for an autograph weren’t uncommon, so Teika already had quite a few experiences like this.
“Thank you for liking me. I am also a frequent watcher of your show.” Teika pushed the paper with his signature over to Greg. Greg smiled when he saw it.
Things proceeded with great speed after that. Greg and Teika started the live show under Matthew’s direction.
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