Chapter 179: That's The Way It Has Always Been
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Dave was holding his man of the match award now while he was being interviewed by a female reporter.
The award wasn't like the one they were awarded at the Bilbeth Premier League, this one looked like a rectangular block of ice that was coated with silver color and had a ball carved in the middle.
"I know it was a tough match and a lot of things could have gone wrong in the first half but I'm glad it didn't and I'm also glad that our coach was able to spark up our playing spirits in the dressing room, that's how we were able to perform the way we did in the second half," Dave explained.
"Okay, I have one more question for you." The reporter said.
"Okay, go on." The goalkeeper said.
"A lot of people have been talking about how you single-handedly stopped Manchester United from getting the ball past you and some of them are saying that it's only a matter of time before you become known as one of the elite goalkeepers of the game. What do you have to say about that?"
"Um...about single-handedly stopping Manchester United from scoring, that's not exactly true, sure our defense was too shaky in the first half but they still helped in the little ways they could and they even got better after the first half, I just did what I was supposed to do while they did theirs that's all." He expressed. "And about becoming known as one of the elite goalkeepers of the game, I think they're right, I may not be at that level yet but it's only a matter of time just like they said, I've been pushing myself starting from some point last season and I'll continue doing it until I get to that level."
"Alright, Dave, that will be enough for today, thank you." She said before pulling back her mic.
"You're welcome," Dave said before he turned and began to make his way toward the locker room.
'Really? Then what do you have to say about the one I got earlier today?'
'That's the way it has always been.' The goalkeeper muttered subconsciously as those were the only words that caught his attention in her sentence. 'What do you mean by that's the way it has always been?'
Catherine had never been too slow to answer his questions or give him a reply before but right now, it seemed like she wasn't going to answer his question.
'Answer me, Catherine! What do you mean by that's the way it has always been?!' He yelled in his head but even after that, there was still no reply from her. 'That's how it has always been could either mean that you're the one in charge of handing out the quests after all or someone has been the wielder of this system before me, come to think of it now, the latter makes way more sense.'
Even after coming up with a theory in his mind all in an attempt to get Catherine to talk, she refused to say anything.
'What is wrong with you, Catherine? Answer my question, has there been a wielder of this system before me?'
She replied.
'I knew it, everything has been pointing toward that direction right from the start. So who was this first wielder before me?'
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Dave was holding his man of the match award now while he was being interviewed by a female reporter.
The award wasn't like the one they were awarded at the Bilbeth Premier League, this one looked like a rectangular block of ice that was coated with silver color and had a ball carved in the middle.
"I know it was a tough match and a lot of things could have gone wrong in the first half but I'm glad it didn't and I'm also glad that our coach was able to spark up our playing spirits in the dressing room, that's how we were able to perform the way we did in the second half," Dave explained.
"Okay, I have one more question for you." The reporter said.
"Okay, go on." The goalkeeper said.
"A lot of people have been talking about how you single-handedly stopped Manchester United from getting the ball past you and some of them are saying that it's only a matter of time before you become known as one of the elite goalkeepers of the game. What do you have to say about that?"
"Um...about single-handedly stopping Manchester United from scoring, that's not exactly true, sure our defense was too shaky in the first half but they still helped in the little ways they could and they even got better after the first half, I just did what I was supposed to do while they did theirs that's all." He expressed. "And about becoming known as one of the elite goalkeepers of the game, I think they're right, I may not be at that level yet but it's only a matter of time just like they said, I've been pushing myself starting from some point last season and I'll continue doing it until I get to that level."
"Alright, Dave, that will be enough for today, thank you." She said before pulling back her mic.
"You're welcome," Dave said before he turned and began to make his way toward the locker room.
'Really? Then what do you have to say about the one I got earlier today?'
'That's the way it has always been.' The goalkeeper muttered subconsciously as those were the only words that caught his attention in her sentence. 'What do you mean by that's the way it has always been?'
Catherine had never been too slow to answer his questions or give him a reply before but right now, it seemed like she wasn't going to answer his question.
'Answer me, Catherine! What do you mean by that's the way it has always been?!' He yelled in his head but even after that, there was still no reply from her. 'That's how it has always been could either mean that you're the one in charge of handing out the quests after all or someone has been the wielder of this system before me, come to think of it now, the latter makes way more sense.'
Even after coming up with a theory in his mind all in an attempt to get Catherine to talk, she refused to say anything.
'What is wrong with you, Catherine? Answer my question, has there been a wielder of this system before me?'
She replied.
'I knew it, everything has been pointing toward that direction right from the start. So who was this first wielder before me?'
Dave was holding his man of the match award now while he was being interviewed by a female reporter.The award wasn't like the one they were awarded at the Bilbeth Premier League, this one looked like a rectangular block of ice that was coated with silver color and had a ball carved in the middle."I know it was a tough match and a lot of things could have gone wrong in the first half but I'm glad it didn't and I'm also glad that our coach was able to spark up our playing spirits in the dressing room, that's how we were able to perform the way we did in the second half," Dave explained."Okay, I have one more question for you." The reporter said."Okay, go on." The goalkeeper said."A lot of people have been talking about how you single-handedly stopped Manchester United from getting the ball past you and some of them are saying that it's only a matter of time before you become known as one of the elite goalkeepers of the game. What do you have to say about that?""Um...about single-handedly stopping Manchester United from scoring, that's not exactly true, sure our defense was too shaky in the first half but they still helped in the little ways they could and they even got better after the first half, I just did what I was supposed to do while they did theirs that's all." He expressed. "And about becoming known as one of the elite goalkeepers of the game, I think they're right, I may not be at that level yet but it's only a matter of time just like they said, I've been pushing myself starting from some point last season and I'll continue doing it until I get to that level.""Alright, Dave, that will be enough for today, thank you." She said before pulling back her mic."You're welcome," Dave said before he turned and began to make his way toward the locker room.'Really? Then what do you have to say about the one I got earlier today?''That's the way it has always been.' The goalkeeper muttered subconsciously as those were the only words that caught his attention in her sentence. 'What do you mean by that's the way it has always been?'Catherine had never been too slow to answer his questions or give him a reply before but right now, it seemed like she wasn't going to answer his question.'Answer me, Catherine! What do you mean by that's the way it has always been?!' He yelled in his head but even after that, there was still no reply from her. 'That's how it has always been could either mean that you're the one in charge of handing out the quests after all or someone has been the wielder of this system before me, come to think of it now, the latter makes way more sense.'Even after coming up with a theory in his mind all in an attempt to get Catherine to talk, she refused to say anything.'What is wrong with you, Catherine? Answer my question, has there been a wielder of this system before me?' She replied.'I knew it, everything has been pointing toward that direction right from the start. So who was this first wielder before me?'
