CS: Demon King C, you said I was a genius?

Chapter 138 Mo: "Ah? We're fighting G2 with steel helmets?"

"Crab no meat! Long time no see!"

As soon as the G2 team got off the plane at Chengdu International Airport, they saw Su Zhe waving at them.

Niko walked over and gave Su Zhe a big hug, then greeted him with a smile, "How's your rest been lately?"

"Not bad." Su Zhe responded with a smile.

"You are covered up so tightly, why are you wearing a mask and a hat?" Niko looked at Su Zhe's outfit with some curiosity.

"You'll find out later."

After Su Zhe greeted the other members of G2 one by one, he asked, "Did you contact the tournament organizers in advance?"

Taz nodded and said, "I told you a few days ago that they agreed to let us move in early."

Originally, their G2 was supposed to arrive a few days later, but due to the absence of Qixi, Su Zhe became a substitute, and their lineup still needed some simple running-in.

Su Zhe nodded and said, "Then let's go straight back to the hotel first."

"So anxious? Should we..."

Before Niko could finish his words, he heard a cry of surprise from the side: "Holy crap! It's really G2! Niko! Hello!!"

Following this exclamation, passers-by quickly turned their eyes over.

Soon after, Su Zhe noticed that more and more young people in their 20s were gathering around him.

Seeing this, he felt somewhat helpless and said to the G2 group, "You guys... take the bus arranged by the tournament organizers. We'll meet up at the hotel."

"Eh? Aren't you coming with us?" Before Niko could finish his words, he saw Su Zhe adjust his mask and sneak away.

Then, he saw a group of people surrounding him and others, and someone almost stuffed the mouse he wanted to sign into his mouth.

"Ah?" Niko was a little confused looking at the scene.

Su Zhe took a taxi to the hotel entrance and didn't just sit there and wait. He went to a small restaurant next door and had a nice meal before he saw the bus carrying the G2 members slowly approaching.

Niko got out of the car and saw Su Zhe again. His eyes were filled with resentment. In his hands, he was holding two lotus flowers that he had gotten from somewhere. "You just left us alone and ran away?"

Su Zhe laughed and said, "I thought you would have made some preparations in advance, but you just came out from the airport directly. Look at what a commotion this is."

Niko shook his head helplessly and said, "It's been a while since I came to your China to play games. I didn't expect the fans to be so enthusiastic."

Su Zhe jokingly said, "You'll have to adapt well to that. There's also the Shanghai Major at the end of the year."

"Okay, let's talk inside the hotel."

Taz reminded him from the side, and the event staff also handed Su Zhe a player pass.

Then, under the guidance of the staff, the G2 team found their own accommodation rooms and training rooms.

"Wow! It's so spacious! Much bigger than our training room in the Copenhagen Major!" The child was quite satisfied with the environment in the training room.

After looking around, Su Zhe found that the space was indeed much larger, almost twice the size of their previous training room.

After seeing that everyone had debugged the equipment without any problems, the staff gave some instructions and left after leaving the room card.

Niko stretched himself, put his arm around the child's shoulders and said, "See you tomorrow then. I didn't sleep well on the plane."

Su Zhe nodded when he saw this. Professional CSGO players play games all over the world all year round, so jet lag is inevitable.

This time, he actually enjoyed the treatment of a local player.

When Coach Taz was about to leave, he suddenly remembered something and took out a contract from his suitcase and handed it to Su Zhe:

"Take a look at the contract first. If there is no problem, please sign it."

Su Zhe took the contract, sat on the e-sports chair in the training room and began to read it carefully.

Although he has a good impression of everyone in G2, the players are the players and the club is the club, and these aspects still need to be separated.

Su Zhe has always heard that G2's management is quite inhumane, so he is afraid of leaving traps in his contract.

It took Su Zhe more than half an hour to carefully read the contract in his hand.

The conditions given by G2 are roughly that Su Zhe needs to participate in the entire IEM Chengdu event, with a remuneration of 5000 euros, and the event prize money is calculated separately.

Su Zhe was quite satisfied with the contract. If he didn't take into account the reason for his early elimination, the entire Chengdu station would only take one week.

Even if you include the initial training costs, which only took about ten days in total, this money was made quite easily.

Then he signed his name in the lower right corner of the last page of the contract.

After Taz put away the contract, he shook hands with Su Zhe quite formally and said, "I hope we can get along well in the coming time."

As he spoke, he took out a G2 team jersey from his suitcase and handed it to Su Zhe: "This is made according to the size you left on the phone before. Try it to see if it fits."

Su Zhe took it and put on the black team uniform. After stretching his arms a few times, he said with satisfaction: "It's OK! It fits me well!"

Taz also laughed: "Then I'll go get some rest first, see you tomorrow."

"Goodbye."

Su Zhe watched Taz walk away and then called out his system panel.

I found that the column on the team has changed from [None] a few days ago to [G2], but the suffix still has the word "temporary".

What made Su Zhe feel regretful was that he failed to complete the task of [joining the top ten teams in the world].

"It seems the only way to complete the task is to sign a slightly longer-term contract. Can't this system be a little more retarded?"

As he was talking, he remembered something, took out his phone, took a selfie, and posted it on his social media:
"Brothers, I found a team uniform. It seems to fit you well."

Although fans saw the news that Su Zhe would soon replace G2 on the official website a few days ago, they were still a little surprised when they saw Su Zhe wearing the G2 team uniform.

[Xiaozhe looks much more handsome in the G2 uniform than in the NIP uniform! ]

[There's something else going on! It seems like Xiaozhe and the G2 guys are getting along really well.]

[Only participating in one tournament on behalf of G2?! Huh? I have an idea, how about...]

[How about Xiaozhe ask Mo for advice? See if he can give Nexa to Gong!]

I think it's okay! G2 management's decision to replace JKS with NeXA was a bit too much.

[Learning from Mo? I'll probably have to kick all four of them out!]

[I'm really looking forward to G2 under Niko's command! ]

Su Zhe looked at some of the comments below and couldn't help but smile and shook his head. One player dominated the entire G2?

Otherwise, I might as well recruit four more domestic players...

……

Early the next morning, Su Zhe maintained his self-discipline and stepped into the training room at around seven in the morning.

But what surprised him was that when he arrived at the training room, he heard the sound of a mouse clicking inside.

"Someone actually came earlier than me?!" You know, when he was in NIP, his teammates would basically arrive one after another after he finished the system's daily training tasks.

When he saw the back clearly, the surprise in his heart gradually disappeared.

"So it's a child, no wonder..."

As he said this, he walked forward and greeted the child.

The child is rather shy and will only open up after getting familiar with others.

Although the two had chatted outside the Major venue before, their relationship was still relatively unfamiliar. Unlike Niko, who was an e-sports succubus and could chat with anyone he saw.

The child turned around and greeted Su Zhe with a smile, then focused his attention back on the computer screen in front of him.

Su Zhe didn't care too much and just sat next to the child and started a simple warm-up.

They had already arranged the seating yesterday. Niko sat in the middle of the five people in place of the commander, while Su Zhe sat at the edge where Niko originally sat, becoming neighbors with the child.

By 9 o'clock in the morning, the other G2 talents arrived one after another.

After everyone greeted Su Zhe, they began a simple warm-up.

After a while, coach Taz finally entered the training room carrying a large pile of breakfast.

"?"

Su Zhe looked at the situation in front of him and found it a little unbelievable. This coach also had a part-time job delivering food?

"Just come and take whatever you want for breakfast. I brought a lot." Taz said politely to Su Zhe.

Su Zhe waved his hand and said, "I had breakfast this morning."

He looked at the skilled movements of the people getting their breakfast and couldn't help but be amazed. The identities of these two people were obvious at a glance!

After everyone had breakfast, Taz began to clapped his hands and announced the content of today's training.

The main purpose is to conduct tactical simulation so that Su Zhe can integrate into their system more quickly.

Niko turned his head to look at Su Zhe and said, "It's okay for you to just replace the position I used to play in the team. It happens to be similar to the position you played in NIP."

Su Zhe nodded to indicate that it was okay.

As for a breakthrough player, if he plays well, he can be called a breakthrough player, but if he plays poorly, he is just a gun line puller.

Even if you give up early, you can still contribute to your teammates, and you don't need such a high level of tacit understanding.

Then everyone devoted their energy to training.

Around 11 o'clock in the morning, everyone took a short break.

Taz suddenly walked into the training room, patted Su Zhe on the shoulder and said, "The host is outside, saying that they want to interview you."

"Interview me?" Su Zhe was a little confused. Why would he interview me when Niko and the child were here?
However, despite his doubts, he didn't say much and walked out of the training room directly.

I saw a female host who was about 20 years old, wearing a white miniskirt and looked cool everywhere, standing outside the training room.

She held the microphone in both hands, looked at her feet in a daze, paced back and forth waiting, and behind her was a big man carrying a camera.

Seeing this, Su Zhe took the initiative to greet her, and the female host revealed her charming smile:

"Hello, Arrow, can I interview you? If you have time."

Su Zhe nodded and said, "We can just conduct the interview in Chinese."

The female host gave a wry smile after hearing this: "I was just talking to your coach. If you haven't corrected it, then I'm sorry to bother you."

As she spoke, the female host took Su Zhe to a small room next door.

After the preparations were completed, the female host sat next to him and began to ask her first question.

"How did you become G2's substitute player at IEM Chengdu?"

After hearing this, Su Zhe wanted to answer that he was studying at home, and G2 was short of people, so he came.

But I always felt that this answer was a bit too informal, so I took a deep breath and my eyes became deeper.

"It was an afternoon. I still remember the gloomy weather. I was filled with worry. Ever since my contract with Ninjago expired, I hadn't been able to find a team of my choice. That was until I received a phone call."

"Niko on the other end of the phone said that their team really needs my help, and I also need a job, so..."

Speaking of this, Su Zhe spread his hands.

"You all know the rest of the story."

After hearing the answer, the female host looked a little surprised. Is this how all professional CSGO players are interviewed?

She also interviewed professional players when she was the host of League of Legends next door.

Basically, I would smile awkwardly first, and then scratch here and there.

Finally, after a few "hmm" and "ah" sounds, he stammered and answered his own question.

The hostess then collected her thoughts and began to ask the next question:
"Do you have any special thoughts about participating in this tournament on behalf of G2?"

After thinking for a moment, Su Zhe answered seriously, "You know, I've been a G2 fan for ten years. I grew up watching G2 games. When I was in elementary school, I dreamed of joining the G2 team and becoming a professional."

"At that time, I was impressed by Kennys's sniper rifle. Later, with the addition of Nikko and the kid, I..."

After speaking non-stop for several minutes, Su Zhe finally concluded: "So, I am honored to be able to participate in the IEM Chengdu Station competition on behalf of Breathing. I hope we can achieve a good result this time."

Female host:
This answer to Groove is too formulaic!
She then asked a few more questions before ending the interview.

Su Zhe shook hands with the female host briefly and then stood up and left.

Looking at Su Zhe's back as he walked out of the room, the female host shook her head slightly. Why is there such a big difference between people?

After this little interview episode, Su Zhe returned to the training room to complete the training task with his teammates.

The main event of IEM Chengdu is approaching
"Ah? What did you say?" Mo listened to the voice on the other end of the phone with some disbelief, "Let our Helmet team replace MONTE team in the IEM competition?"

After listening several times to make sure he had heard correctly, he hung up the phone in a daze.

Then, excitement suddenly appeared on his face, and he quickly made a phone call: "Wai! Mr. Ma! Our Steel Helmet is going to participate in the S game!"

Masisi on the other end of the phone was silent for a few seconds after hearing this, apparently a little unresponsive, and then asked uncertainly: "Is it true?"

"Of course it's true! Monte can't come because of visa issues. Do you want to come and coach us?"

"Um...never mind. Should I go and order takeout for you guys? By the way, who are your opponents in the first round tomorrow?"

"Wait, let me see..."

Mo also opened the official website of HLTV with a little curiosity, and the excitement on his face gradually faded when he saw his opponent.

He paused for two seconds before answering: "Yes...G2..."

(End of this chapter)