Three ancient stone plaques circle the burning phoenix at the heart of a molten arena, and every meteor that falls from the black sky is aimed straight at the flame. You do not shoot and you do not dodge — you spin the ring itself, sweeping the golden 200 plaque, the 150 and the 100 into the path of each falling fireball before it reaches the core. A clean catch shatters the meteor into golden sparks and feeds your streak, but let one fireball slip past all three stones and the phoenix takes a wound it can survive only three times. The longer you last, the denser the sky becomes — meteors fall faster, angles grow crueler, and only a steady hand keeps the orbit burning until the very end.