League: I really didn't tank!

Chapter 437 Win!

5 month 13 number.

TL made their first appearance, facing their final opponent in the first round of the group stage – QG.

Leaving QG to play last is truly heartbreaking news.

Especially when TL is already 0-4

It feels like you've signed up for a boxing match, and a prime Mike Tyson is walking right towards you. You think, "This is it," but then Tyson picks up the microphone and says, "I'm the host tonight, and your opponent is Ultraman Leo."

QG is Ultraman Leo.

TL fought back with all their might, but their resistance was like a child's joke in front of QG, and couldn't even cause a ripple!

QG's four players in the bottom half of the bracket clung tightly together, engaging in a fierce battle against TL's four players in the bottom half.

However, the result of the confrontation was not satisfactory. QG basically got three kills, while TL was unlikely to get one.

Every now and then, news of a solo kill would come from the top lane.

Forget about getting Dragon, Vanguard, or any of those!

Seeing this disparity, North American viewers watching the live stream could hardly bear to watch anymore and quickly closed the stream.

Naturally, TL's disadvantage continued to widen, and eventually the economic gap rapidly increased to 10,000.

At 26 minutes, a team fight ended in defeat, and TL suffered their fifth loss in the group stage!

At that moment, the two hundred German spectators in the audience cheered in unison, shouting for the QG players!

There has always been animosity between Europe and North America, much like the rivalry between LPL and LCK in Asia.

Imagine if a European team appeared on the Chinese stage and utterly crushed the LCK team, how excited would the Chinese audience be?

And that's exactly what European audiences are facing now!

The European commentators at the scene shouted in a loud, powerful voice: "Team 100 losses in the first round of the group stage! TL's start to this MSI is far from ideal! Their hopes of advancing are almost zero!"

Although Chen Dongqing could only understand a little bit of what he heard, he could clearly hear the excitement in the host's words!

At this moment, the MSI tournament live stream on Twitch was filled with rapidly scrolling chat messages, and European viewers were taking the opportunity to verbally attack North American viewers!

Oh, QG is such a demonic team! My eight-month-old daughter watched this match and cried nonstop!

Uzi almost single-handedly defeated Team Liquid!

[Haha, is this the number one seed from North America? They could only last twenty-six minutes against QG?]

[Haha, our FNC held out for thirty minutes!]

Is holding out against QG for 30 minutes now something to be proud of?

[Bro, you need to know that until now, no team has ever lasted more than 30 minutes against QG, not even KZ.]

[Our FNC has persisted the longest!]

【Win!】

Chen Dongqing had already walked over to the TL players' bench with a smile and shook hands with Doublelift.

Chen Dongqing and his senior brother are old rivals. From the 16S World Championship to the current major international competitions, neither of them has ever missed one.

"Mamn! ShitBro! We're already in such a bad situation, can't you let us win one more game?"

The senior apprentice expressed his helplessness to Chen Dongqing: "Go easy on us next time, give us some face, M3?"

"OK, Bro," Chen Dongqing replied cheerfully in English, "But you know, I didn't actually do anything this game. Blame Uzi if you want."

In fact, Chen Dongqing didn't exert much effort in this game, only getting two solo kills and taking down one tower, but the bottom lane still dominated the game.

I don't know why, but I've been playing Uzi exceptionally well lately.

But as soon as he said it, Chen Dongqing realized he had said the wrong thing.

If he praises Uzi to his face, doesn't that imply that Uzi's opponent, the senior player, is not good enough?

But unexpectedly, the senior brother seemed to have an unpredictable expression, shook his head and said, "Indeed, Uzi is a monster, he is even stronger than last year."

"You too," the senior player spoke up again, his tone full of admiration. "What's going on with QG? You've won the championship, and you're getting stronger every year?"

Upon hearing this, Chen Dongqing joked, "A true master is an eternal student."

This is a line from Master Yi, the classic saying, "A true master always has the heart of a student."

At this point, the two exchanged a smile, patted each other's arms, and then passed each other by.

After bowing in the center of the arena, Uzi caught up and asked, "What were you and Senior Brother talking about? How did you hear my ID?"

"Oh." Chen Dongqing turned his head and said, "He said you got pure luck this time, and you'll definitely win the next one."

Uzbekistan: "??? You're talking nonsense!"

After everyone finished their interviews and returned backstage, they saw that the two players for the next round had already taken to the stage.

Without even a moment's mourning for TL's elimination, the anti-Korean heroes, Flash Wolves, rushed to the battlefield!

The highly anticipated match between Flash Wolves and KZ has finally begun!

Flash Wolves vs. KZ.

If there's any team besides QG that could beat KZ, it would be Flash Wolves!

How QG will approach the second round depends on the outcome of this match.

Despite losing their star player Karsa this year, the Flash Wolves' regional dominance hasn't been significantly affected; they still reign supreme within their region.

As it turned out, Karsa's departure had little impact on them.

Whether the "Anti-Korean Hero" trait still exists remains to be seen in this match.

This match lasted for twenty-two minutes.

The two sides have been arguing back and forth, but so far no one has been killed.

"Ha," Xiangguo yawned, then frowned and said, "What are these two sides doing? Twenty minutes and they still haven't gotten a first blood?"

"Don't rush," Chen Dongqing said with a smile. "This is actually a good thing. At least it proves that the two players are evenly matched and both have a chance to win."

Sure enough, the heads started appearing as soon as they were given away.

At the 23-minute mark, the two AD carries were pushing each other in the mid lane when, for some reason, they suddenly decided to engage.

Pray, playing Kai'Sa, looked at the enemy Kog'Maw and wanted to go in and exchange a few blows.

Around twenty minutes in, Kai'Sa with Guinsoo's Rageblade, Runaan's Hurricane, and Berserker's Greaves, after evolving her E skill, becomes incredibly strong in 1v1 situations.

(That was the build I used back then; I only evolved my Q into my third Infinity Edge.)

What's more, Lulu was following behind Kai'Sa.

Pray exchanged a few words with his old teammates, and then immediately activated his E to accelerate and charge forward!

Halfway there, Lulu provided a shield and a speed boost!

But they didn't expect that the opposing Kog'Maw and Tahm Kench duo wouldn't back down either. The two stuck close together and, relying on the shield from the Guardian talent, decisively launched a counterattack!

Neither side's AD carries were backing down, and they kept exchanging attacks!

But it's clear that, given similar economic conditions, Kog'Maw is in more pain than Kai'Sa.

Seeing his health dropping even faster, Pray decisively asked his support to use their ultimate on him, and then used his ultimate to generate a shield, intending to go all in!

But just as he was about to unleash his ultimate ability, FW's support player, Snake, revealed his true colors and applied a Weakness skill to him!

This wave of flying attacks, which included Lulu's ultimate, was completely neutralized by this weakness!

Snake watched as the two AD carries traded blows, and only when his own Kog'Maw was brought to low health did he use his W to devour the AD carry.

At this point, Kai'Sa's health was also almost depleted.

Looking at the scene before him, Pray suddenly realized that he might be having a mental breakdown.

Because he has no means of escape now.

The next moment, FW's jungler appeared.

FW's jungler chose Kha'Zix this game. He leaped out of the void and used a single isolated Q to send Pray to his death!

After killing the enemy, the five FW players immediately grouped up and charged towards the upper river!

After killing everyone, it's time to go straight for Baron!

Big Mouth grabbed a fruit platter in the river, and then decisively followed the team to focus fire on Baron!

On the other side, KZ certainly wouldn't tolerate letting the Baron go so easily, and they decisively engaged in this four-on-five team fight!

In their view, Kog'Maw has low health and the help of Baron Nashor, so they do have a chance to engage in a team fight!

But the result was that they didn't replace anyone.

Although Kog'Maw has low health, he still has a crucial Flash available, and he also has Tahm Kench to eat him.

With just that big mouth and its remaining health, all four members of KZ were hooked and turned into slugs.

The four men, like moths to a flame, gave their lives, but received nothing in return.

"OMG!" In the European commentary booth, the host exclaimed, clutching his head, "FW pulled off a dream team fight where they wiped out five opponents with zero kills and secured the Baron!"

One team fight widened the already close economic gap to 6000!

A miracle did indeed happen!

Inside the QG lounge, everyone couldn't help but burst out laughing when they saw this scene.

What kind of team is Flash Wolves?

This is the team that crushed peak ROX and SKT!

Let alone you, a mere KZ?

No team can guarantee a win against them in a best-of-one match, especially the Koreans!

With a 6,000-point economic advantage, the next step is a push-and-pull strategy.

Flash Wolves only need to protect Kog'Maw and take down a few turrets with the Baron buff, and their 6,000 gold advantage can quickly expand to 10,000!

KZ only has one option: to give up the towers first, wait for the Baron buff to expire, and then seize the opportunity before the opponent converts the tower gold into equipment to launch a team fight!

This is when the gap between the two sides is the smallest!

KZ did just that. They seized the opportunity when the Flash Wolves had destroyed the towers and were planning to retreat as a group, and launched a decisive attack!

A team fight suddenly broke out!

Unfortunately, both sides did an excellent job of protecting each other, and neither side could reach the other's carry. As a result, the team fight turned into a battle of damage output between Kai'Sa and Kog'Maw!

Unfortunately, while Kai'Sa is well-rounded, when it comes to damage output, Kog'Maw with three items is still the better choice!

In the end, Flash Wolves pulled off a brilliant 1-for-4 trade, officially widening their gold lead to 10,000!

"Although this minion wave isn't enough for Flash Wolves to finish the game in one push, their advantage is already huge enough. They just need to recall to base to replenish their supplies, and they can end the game in one fell swoop!"

The European commentators at the scene were quite excited, even popping champagne halfway through the match: "Let's congratulate the Flash Wolves in advance!"

What happened next was somewhat unexpected.

Despite being 10,000 gold behind, KZ began to show the resilience befitting the LCK's number one seed. Despite being 10,000 gold behind, they stubbornly held on for a long time.

The game finally came down to 38 minutes, when Flash Wolves managed to push through and tie the game thanks to the combined power of the Elder Dragon and Baron Nashor!

Seeing that the match was finally won, Chen Dongqing nodded in satisfaction.

Backstage, several teammates excitedly started clapping and cheering!

"That's great, that's great," Xiaohu said. "I didn't expect Flash Wolf to defeat Dragon Ball."

Standing nearby, Xiangguo laughed and said, "You're too young. Flash Wolves often beat Korean teams."

"That's great." Shi Senming sat back down in his chair, looking pleased with himself. "KZ is 3-2 now, they probably aren't in the mood to chase us anymore."

"Indeed." Chen Dongqing nodded and smiled, "We're leading by two points, they'll probably just give up."

On the other side of the arena, the KZ players, who had just lost to Flash Wolves, returned to the locker room, dejected and silent.

For a moment, they didn't know what to say.

When they lost to QG yesterday, they cheered each other on and vowed to win back in the second round, claiming that first place in the group would be theirs.

But as a result, they couldn't even get to QG, losing to Flash Wolves halfway through.

With a two-point deficit in front of them, even if they win against QG in the second round, they will still be one point behind, which is completely meaningless!

"Then, how about we keep our strategy to ourselves?" Coach KZ asked. "We can win it back in the finals!"

As expected, KZ is preparing to start the group stage.

After all, according to the competition rules, only the first team has the right to choose its opponent. After the first team has made its choice, the remaining teams are automatically matched and have no say in the matter.

If you can't get the first one, then there's no difference between the second, third, and fourth.

The members of KZ exchanged glances.

Khan was unwilling, but he could only nod.

Well then, let's wait for the finals!

What they need to do now is study QG and then conserve their energy!

They will definitely win in the final!

The match between KZ and Flash Wolves has ended, but the games are still ongoing.

Next up is today's third match, which is also the last match of the first round of group matches.

FNC vs. EVS.

It has to be said that the European team is quite capable; their potential is indeed quite good, and they can hold their own against QG.

But if we're talking about their limits, they can hold their own against EVS.

In this match, EVS once again picked Graves as a jungle carry, and actually achieved good results.

Because the jungle item and armor penetration items were cheap, Graves got a full build by the 30-minute mark, and then took down Rekkles with two shots in the next team fight, securing the victory!

This scene made Chen Dongqing burst into laughter.

Losing to Vietnam? They've lost all shame!

In professional matches, how could a squishy, ​​short-legged Graves carry the game? This kind of champion is useless without crowd control?

humor.

Starting from the fourth match, the competition seamlessly transitioned directly to the second round of the group stage.

But it wasn't until the sixth match that QG finally faced their first opponent in the second round – Vietnam's EVS.

Without a doubt, it will be another easy match, after all, QG is not FNC, nor is it some team with the surname T.

Today, QG played one game against TL and one game against EVS, going back and forth between them, it was practically a break for them.

There's not much to say about this game.

Since you, EVS, like playing jungle carry, then I'll play with you!

Don't forget who won the championship during the S6 jungle carry meta!

In this game, when facing EVS's Graves, Xiangguo immediately locked in Nidalee, the champion he chose in Season 6.

It's funny, but it seems that after the QG championship skin came out in 2016, Xiangguo didn't play Nidalee much.

In this game, QG locked in a Jayce in the top lane and a Galio in the mid lane to help Xiangguo secure lane control in the top half of the map. After pushing the lanes, they accompanied Xiangguo into EVS's jungle.

This powerful intrusion gave EVS a real headache.

Jayce and Galio are too strong in combat; if they engage in team fights, they will most likely lose.

But if we don't accept the group, we'll have to give up the entire half of the bracket.

This is even more painful than losing!

Therefore, they chose to join the group.

And then they lost.

Xiangguo's Nidalee got all the jungle monsters, kills, dragons, and Heralds this game, completely dominating the pace.

On the bottom lane, Uzi Shisenming's 2v2 also yielded impressive results, taking down the opponent's bottom tower at the 12-minute mark.

With the advantage of our strategy, all that's left is to push forward.

In the end, after 22 minutes and 00 seconds, QG easily defeated EVS and won the game!

"I have to say, QG's performance is still consistently strong!" Coach Guan said with a grin, "QG's dominance over these three days of competition is unshakeable! Six straight wins! Not a single team has even seen their high ground yet!"

Seeing QG's dominance reach such a level, LPL viewers are naturally extremely excited!

What level of dominance is this?

In the post-match interview, Chen Dongqing was once again invited to the home interview today.

After a few standard questions, the host posed a bold one: "QG's record is now 6-0 after today's match! Have you considered trying to achieve a perfect record in the group stage?"

"As you know, we already achieved the feat of winning all our group stage matches at MSI last year, so it's not a challenge for QG."

Chen Dongqing said with a smile, "Perhaps this time, we can try to win the championship with a perfect record!"

After Lin Yuanhua translated these words into English and they were heard throughout the venue, the audience immediately erupted in applause and cheers!

A sure-fire champion? And a perfect record to win the championship?

You guys are way too arrogant!

Domestically, LPL viewers were deeply moved upon hearing Chen Dongqing's speech.

Winning the championship with a perfect record? In fact, this phrase has been frequently seen on various e-sports forums in the past few days.

But these are all comments from die-hard fans.

Most rational fans wouldn't set their sights that high.

As long as we can guarantee winning the championship, that's all that matters. Winning the championship with a perfect record is such an unattainable dream, and it's not really important.

After all, this is indeed too difficult.

Everyone here is a champion selected from the best in their respective regions. Why are you able to win every single game and take the championship all the way?

Blindly pursuing a vague and unattainable goal can negatively impact the final outcome; that's taking a detour.

What's the point of spouting nonsense?

All of the above is nonsense. I dare not say that I will win the championship with a perfect record. There is only one reason, which is that I am afraid of being criticized for being arrogant after losing!

But now that Brother Tree has spoken, why should we back down?

Just do it!

QG, kill them!

Undefeated championship progress: 6/16

Amidst the fervent enthusiasm of LPL viewers, the time arrived at May 14th, the fourth day of the group stage.

Today, QG's opponents are TL and FNC, both from Europe and North America.

It's not too difficult.

It's worth mentioning, however, that QG's two matches today have sparked a lot of discussion in Europe and America.

Because the European and American regions have always been at odds, how the two teams perform against QG today will determine who has the upper hand!

Of course, we can hold off on these two matches for now.

Before QG's match, FNC needs to play a game against KZ first.

KZ, having already started their campaign, didn't take FNC seriously and opted for a fairly conventional draft, focusing on keeping their strategies under wraps.

Of course, there's nothing wrong with that. After all, KZ believes that their second place in the group is secure, and they're unlikely to drop to third.

But it was precisely this mentality that added a touch of drama to the match.

In this match, KZ selected a combination of Sion in the top lane, Zac in the jungle, Taliyah in the mid lane, and Xayah and Rakan in the bottom lane, emphasizing maximum early-game fighting power.

On the other hand, FNC locked in a lineup of Ornn top, Skarner jungle, Corki mid, and Tristana and Braum bot, relying on Tristana to carry the game and drag it into the late game.

If the game drags on for more than 30 minutes, FNC's combination of two marksmen and Ornn will be extremely powerful!

KZ certainly understood this principle, so they were discussing it enthusiastically right from the start, thinking about when they could kill the plane twice and then rely on their mid and jungle to set the pace.

But just as they were discussing it, good news suddenly came from the bottom lane!

FNC made a small opening strategy this game, placing Braum in the dragon pit, and then Tristana and Skarner rushed into FNC's bottom jungle.

Upon entering the jungle, we found Pray's Xayah, just as expected!

Pray was about to retreat when a Braum flashed out from inside the dragon pit with a Q and landed a precise hit!

Pray quickly used Flash to escape back to the red buff pit, but Rekkles' Tristana immediately used W to jump over, and Broxah's Skarner also decisively used Flash to follow up. With the help of two Flashes, Rekkles forced Pray to be killed, and Rekkles got the first blood!

If the bottom lane gets Flash and secures First Blood, the rest of the game will be easy.

FNC only needs to focus on the bottom lane!

Within five minutes, FNC managed to take down Xayah, who had no Flash. The bottom lane minion wave was pushed into the tower, and Skarner tanked the tower and secured the kill, resulting in a one-for-one trade.

Pray only managed one assist and lost a significant amount of minions, meaning the bot lane laning phase was already over!

This gank seems to have emboldened FNC.

Within seven minutes, the jungler Skarner reached level six, and the Flash he used at the start of the game was ready again.

Broxah activated Predator and used Flash and Ultimate to catch BDD in the middle, making it easy for BDD to be arrested as well!

This is the charm of Skarner jungle: possessing the strongest control in the entire league, his level 6 gank success rate is arguably the highest!

It was at this point that the people from KZ started to panic.

What's going on here?

The enemy's two carries are completely overpowered? What's the point of playing this game?!

Next, KZ started to coordinate closely, and with a gank in the top and jungle, they managed to kill Caps' Corki once.

However, the hole in the bottom lane was already difficult to fill, and Skarner ganked bottom again, killing Pary for the third time and destroying the bottom lane's first turret.

As a dominant AD carry in Europe, Rekkles knows how to win games when he has an advantage.

Relying on the snowball effect of their small cannon advantage, FNC followed in the footsteps of Flash Wolves and handed KZ a defeat as well!

"KZ has finally paid the price for their arrogance!" The host shouted passionately in English, "After winning this match, FNC's record is 4-3, tying KZ for third place in the group!"

Upon seeing this, the European audience went almost wild, with cheers erupting in waves!

Chen Dongqing had only just entered the venue when he saw the competition results on the stage, and he was quite surprised.

It has to be said that the range of skill levels among European teams is truly vast.

It can supply Vietnam at the lower level and take on KZ at the higher level.

But a team that can beat South Korea is a good team!

Bnabazi was overjoyed with the result, and he said with a smile, "Even KZ can lose, so we can't be careless. You guys better play well in the next game."

In the second match, QG quickly took to the stage, this time facing TL.

In this match against TL, QG did indeed go a bit too easy, not killing as quickly as last time, and focusing on farming.

In this match, QG selected a three-core lineup and dragged the game out until 30 minutes.

Of course, we still have to win.

Once all three carries returned to base and acquired their three core items, the game was quickly ended in just two team fights.

TL also broke the record for "longest time lasted against QG" with an impressive time of 32 minutes and 43 seconds!

During the post-match handshake, the senior player and Chen Dongqing embraced gently.

"See you at the World Championships." Chen Dongqing smiled. "We should see each other again, right?"

"Don't worry about that," the senior brother rolled his eyes. "How could I possibly have no problem beating those noobs from North America?"

Chen Dongqing patted his senior brother's muscular back muscles and was about to retreat when he suddenly heard the other man speak again.

"Do me a favor," the senior player said. "Let's play against FNC next game and teach them a lesson!"

Clearly, the senior player who was unfortunately eliminated in the group stage was not willing to accept it. Even if he was gone, he would still activate his deathrattle and make things difficult for FNC!

Chen Dongqing raised an eyebrow, then smiled and said, "OK, no problem, leave it to me."

After returning to the rest room, Chen Dongqing asked the team to let him play the top lane in the next game.

Teaching FNC a lesson is something he can handle alone; his teammates don't need to know.

In the next game, QG has the right to choose sides, so choosing the red side to play in the top half of the map is a reasonable choice, and there's nothing wrong with it.

Just do it!

In the next game, Chen Dongqing went all out, picking Lucian for top lane when Fiora and Irelia were banned.

Once this hero is picked, this game is destined to be a bloodbath.

To ensure his laning strength, Chen Dongqing didn't even take Kleptomancy this game, instead choosing Press the Attack.

In this match, Chen Dongqing achieved a 3-0 score in just seven minutes and even broke through the top lane tower!

The European commentators at the scene covered their heads and shouted "NO! NO! NO!", calling Chen Dongqing a devil.

But Chen Dongqing seemed to get even more into the fight, achieving a 1v2 double kill in the top lane and helping his team gain a numerical advantage!

Seizing this opportunity, Xiangguo and Xiaohu went to the bottom lane and ganked the two FNC players, killing them.

In just half a minute, four FNC players were eliminated!

This wave shattered FNC's psychological defenses. From then on, they never made a dent in the team's morale and became passive victims who neither fought back nor retaliated.

In the end, the match ended at 21 minutes and 57 seconds, with QG easily securing their eighth win in the group stage!

Chen Dongqing won the MVP of this game with an amazing performance!

One team held on for 32 minutes, while the other held on for 21 minutes. Judging from the time, TL won this second round of the battle.

Of course, North American audiences still have some self-respect and did not go around boasting to European audiences because of this achievement.

First, FNC beat KZ today, so their record is pretty solid; they couldn't keep up with the pressure when they were behind.

Secondly, this is just so stupid.

But the eldest brother wants to show off.

On the very night the competition ended, the senior teammate, who was about to return home, specifically sought out Chen Dongqing, exchanged team uniforms, and took a group photo, which he then posted on Twitter.

The tweet read: [A photo with the three-time MSI champions]

Chen Dongqing, whose Twitter account is rarely active, was unusually active at this moment, leaving a reply under this tweet: [Correction: It should be "Triple FMVP"]

Chen Dongqing's tweets are always arrogant, highlighting his pre-match bravado.

The MSI is only halfway through, and he's already a shoo-in for FMVP!

我喜欢！

Foreign audiences really do like this style!

Chen Dongqing has countless supporters under this comment.

Before it all became a flurry of activity, a perfect victory had become the shared expectation of countless viewers both at home and abroad!

That same evening, Chen Dongqing looked at the schedule for tomorrow's matches, lost in thought.

Tomorrow is the last day of the group stage.

The final day of the competition was quite interesting.

QG, KZ, and Flash Wolves each have to play against the other two teams, forming a triangular relationship.

Each team's task is challenging, yet incredibly meaningful.

If QG wins both games, they will take another big step forward on their path to a perfect MSI record!

KZ and Flash Wolves are even more crucial.

Since both teams currently have a score of 5-3, the team that wins the match will become the second-place team in the group on the last day!

The big one is here.

Congratulations to WBG for advancing to the semifinals!

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Let me explain why there have been so many errors these past few days.

First of all, my condition has been quite poor these past two days. It has been quite agonizing to sit still all day and manage to write these 7,000 words.

Secondly, the plot of the MSI group stage in the article was too bland. It was difficult for me to write any conflict, so I kept revising and editing, which resulted in some inconsistencies between the beginning and the end of the text.

Just like yesterday's chapter, I originally wrote that the opponent was TL, but later, due to a scheduling conflict, I changed it to Flash Wolves. This resulted in some situations in the text where sometimes it was Flash Wolves and sometimes TL, sometimes Doublelift and sometimes Betty.

Of course, another reason is that I didn't check carefully enough and was too careless.

I've been reading your comments in the comments section, and I've basically corrected all the errors you pointed out. I'm very sorry for causing you any reading difficulties.

Fortunately, the group stage is almost over, and I have a clear idea of ​​what will happen next. I will also be more careful in my review.

The following chapters should have fewer errors.

(End of this chapter)