"Hey, Dad," Leo said. "Remember the Night Elves?"
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And Leo, sitting in his sterile apartment, realized he was terrified. Not of death, exactly. But of forgetting. Of the texture of those evenings—the click of the mouse, the guttural grunt of a Grunt, the way his father would whisper "micro, micro, micro" during a close battle—all of it dissolving into the same grey static as a dead forum. "Hey, Dad," Leo said