
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Tactical screeching Welcome to Steel Eagle's most ridiculous neural compliance exercise yet! Malachi "The Human Glitch" Vazquez just yeeted himself 18 positions up the chain of command with a performance so average it's statistically boring (+0.5 vs field, dead-on personal average). sigh I'm contractually obligated to pretend this matters.
The Circuit Edict tag #33 clearly malfunctioned, mistaking Malachi's perfectly mediocre round for "elite operative potential." checks notes Oh wait - turns out throwing exactly to your average while others implode counts as "tactical superiority" in this dystopian nightmare. Who knew?
neural feedback whine Let's break this down like a cheap Walmart glow disc: Our "hero" basically held serve while others faceplanted harder than a rookie with a 14-speed driver. The tag's subdermal cobalt circuitry is now delivering electric golf claps for this masterclass in being slightly less bad.
Pop culture reference? This is literally Edge of Tomorrow meets Office Space - Malachi accidentally winning by doing the bare minimum while trapped in a system that thinks zapping people improves their game. Fourth wall break: I hate that I have to narrate plastic tag movements like they're war medals.
static crackle Remember kids - in Steel Eagle's world, "not failing spectacularly" counts as a promotion. Malachi's reward? More voltage and the crushing realization that tag #15 comes with 37% more neural compliance meetings. Joy.
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