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    At that time, Eternal Hell made an audacious public deration on an international website: their n to rob an international bank of $10 billion. This marked the first time in history that a thief had openly announced both the timing and the target of their heist, underscoring the sheer arrogance of Eternal Hell


    The international bank, struck by fear, quickly sought assistance from major hacker groups across the globe, offering arge reward for anyone who could secure their systems. Despite the lucrative offer, the hackingmunity hesitated. Half a month drifted by, and not a single individual or group stepped forward to ept the challenge, well aware of the formidable reputation of Eternal Hell. No one was prepared to gamble their lives on such a risky endeavor


    As the bank teetered on the edge of despair, two unknown hackers, Bee and Him, emerged and simultaneously threw down the gauntlet to Eternal Hell. Within the hacking circles, Bee and Him wereplete enigmas; their identities and origins were unknown


    Their audacity attracted scorn and mockery. Many dismissed them as naive, biting off more than they could chew by attempting to take on a colossal hacker organization boasting over ten thousand members. Critics advised them to realistically assess their abilities before chasing after such a challenge


    Members of Eternal Hell joined in the taunting. “Look, finally, two people have the guts to face us directly. They must be utterly foolish! When the confrontationes, we’ll ensure they suffer a humiliating defeat!” Despite the onught of ridicule, Bee and Him maintained their silence, shrouded in mystery, offering no exnations


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    Amid the spection about their rtionship, both hackers appeared briefly to leave a single message: “We don’t know each other!”


    Henceforth, the hackingmunity came to regard them as lone warriors. Although the incident sparked widespread discussion, skepticism prevailed. Few believed Bee and Him stood a chance against Eternal Hell. Even the bank itself remained unconvinced, bracing for substantial financial losses


    Atst, the long-awaited showdown arrived, and the entire hackingmunity converged to witness the spectacle. Eternal Hell, boasting a legion of over ten thousand hackers,unched a coordinated assault on the bank. They swiftly overwhelmed the bank’s cybersecurity defenses, crippling the system and defacing the bank’s website with the emblematic words “Eternal Hell.”


    Up to this point, Bee and Him were conspicuously absent, sparking widespread spection that they had lost their nerve and slipped away in silence


    “Ha! Did I not say it? Who would dare challenge Eternal Hell? These two are merely a source of amusement.”


    “I harbored a faint hope they might be unsung heroes, but it turns out they’re merelyughingstocks.”


    “This bank is helpless. They might as well surrender the $10 billion now.”


    Just then, Bee and Him made their appearance, immediately rifying why they werete


    “Apologies, I overslept,” Bee admitted casually. “I was caught up in a work meeting,” Him said


    Upon reading these messages, the chatroom erupted in curses. “Great, these fools are back to amuse us!”


    “You just can’t keep away from showing off, can you?”


    “When the bank’s security waspromised, you yed possum. Now, with the oue obvious, youe crawling back with your excuses. Don’t you have any shame?”


    Bee and Him paid no mind to the onught of insults, leading everyone to believe they had been silenced by their scolding. However, about ten minutester, the bank’s system miraculously came back online, and the hacked website was restored


    Only then did everyone realize that Bee and Him had been quietly battling on their own, decimating the ranks of Eternal Hell’s crew. The over ten thousand exceptionally talented hackers were easily defeated by Bee and Him. As cries andints filled the chatroom, it became clear that Bee and Him’s tactics were merciless. They didn’t just repel the hackers; they obliterated theirputer servers. For a hacker, the destruction of their server was like a warrior losing their armor—a blow that could mean a very tragic end


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