Kela was a 15-year-old gamer who loved to play Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CSGO). He spent most of his free time playing the game and constantly trying to improve his skills. However, he had a bad habit of using too many flashbangs in the game.

Flashbangs are special grenades in CSGO that explode and emit a bright light, temporarily blinding anyone who looks at it. They are used strategically in the game to surprise and confuse opponents. But Kela loved to use them excessively, just for the fun of seeing his enemies stumble in the game.

One day, Kela was in the middle of a intense match with his friends. He was on a winning streak and in the heat of the moment, he threw multiple flashbangs in a row. Suddenly, he felt a sharp, burning pain in his eyes. He was momentarily blinded and could barely see the screen. Panicked, he quickly turned off his computer and tried to rub his eyes to soothe the pain.

But the pain did not go away. In fact, it only got worse. Kela's eyes were red and irritated, and he could barely open them. He immediately called his parents, who rushed him to the hospital.

At the hospital, the doctor examined Kela's eyes and found that they were severely damaged. The excessive exposure to the bright light from the flashbangs had burned his corneas. The doctor explained that the light from the flashbang was much brighter and more intense than the light emitted from a regular screen, causing irreversible damage to Kela's eyes.

Kela was devastated. He loved playing CSGO and now he couldn't even look at a screen without crying in pain. He had to wear a special eye patch and put eye drops every few hours to ease the discomfort. His parents were worried sick and scolded him for not taking care of his eyes.

It took several weeks for Kela's eyes to heal, but the damage was already done. He would never have perfect vision again. He learned his lesson the hard way and vowed to never use flashbangs excessively in any game. He also started to prioritize his overall eye health and limited his screen time.

Kela's experience was a wake up call not only for himself, but for his friends and other gamers as well. He shared his story with them, warning them of the dangers of excessive use of flashbangs or any other bright lights in games. From then on, Kela became an advocate for eye protection in the gaming community and reminded everyone to always take care of their eyes while gaming.