A simulation? What a crazy idea. The thought that these hockey players, and their lives are dictated by forces outside of their control is absolutely insane. At least, that's what we're conditioned to think. Andrade La Sombra would be lying if he said he felt normal on the ice. The high speed and fast-paced adrenaline of crashing into other players, shooting the puck and even being slammed into the windows... it's all shaken off the next day. It feels like La Sombra could do anything and not feel his own body's repercussions as a result. But La Sombra's a superstitious fellow; this sort of experiment can only be done on the ice, and nowhere else. After all, getting hurt outside the arena... he might not be able to recover if that happened!

That being said, La Sombra can't seem to put images in his head of the last time he wasn't on the ice. Sure, there's plenty of articles written about it, and words can come to mind very easily... but graphically? There's nothing there. Something to think about that leaves his mind as soon as the timer starts in the arena... and he plans on playing with no fear of long-lasting injuries.