We promised to win the championship together, so why did you all retire?

Two hours later, in a hurry.

The already lively RG training room became even more lively.

"Oh dear, I wish I had just flown away during that wave."

"But that prince on the other side seemed to be staring at me the whole time, which was really disgusting. I was afraid that if I flew into their back row, I'd just end up in the bathtub, you know?"

Uz grunted twice, sounding rather disappointed.

"I can't help it, I have to take care of my image now."

Effort, sitting next to him, stared wide-eyed, as if he had heard something he couldn't understand.

Is 111 really flying, bro?

He knew Uzi was referring to the last team fight that had just taken place.

But if he remembers correctly, Uzi's record against Kassa at that time was 1/4/1.

Are they all thinking of flying?

Hackintosh, you rascal...

"There's nothing I can do, I'm at a huge disadvantage in the jungle this game."

"The Canyon on the other side seemed to get fed up with me after the first two games, and kept bringing people into my jungle to mess with me in the later games."

Xun continued.

"This one's mine!"

"If I had another chance, I would definitely turn his jungle into Old Eight's canteen."

TheShy scratched his head, his smile a little awkward:

"Hey hotpot...you guys aren't playing the same kind of game as me, are you?"

"I've been split-pushing with the enemy top laner the whole time, it's getting a bit boring."

After five scrimmages, TheShy was probably the most relaxed one.

DWG prefers to play mid and jungle, and they especially like to gank bot lane.

As a result, Canyon basically didn't go to the top lane in these five games.

Xun didn't have time to help him either.

The top lane was essentially a five-game 1v1 battle between men.

It's just like... top lane.

Happiness belongs to them.JPG

"How can you say it's your problem?"

Bai Liang stated frankly: "Later on, it was mainly because I got ganked so badly that your jungle became a mess."

"Xun, awesome."

Bai Liang's main trait is honesty.

Whoever's fault it is, that's their fault.

Xun is happy that he wants to improve.

But Xun took the blame upon himself, which made him very unhappy.

If you can't say you played badly, then what's the point of playing scrimmages?

“…………”

Kkoma, standing next to her, stopped writing, her feelings slightly complicated.

Well, how should I put it...

Although they lost the practice match, kkoma never expected to win before the match.

For kkoma, RG's ability to defeat DWG twice was already an unexpected bonus.

But aren't you guys being a bit too friendly?

Generally speaking, don't people always end up arguing during the post-match review after a loss?

Don't you want to win?

This guess only briefly crossed his mind before he immediately dismissed it.

impossible.

A few days ago, when we were playing a practice match against a weaker team, these guys would still argue even after we lost.

And they were very noisy.

But it's the same as when we played Top Esports before.

When they actually lost to a strong team, these guys actually stopped arguing.

This struck Kkoma as amazing.

He saw how hard the players worked today.

In the first game, DWG completely dominated the mid and jungle, and the bot lane also gained an advantage.

In the second game, TheShy leveled up on his own in the top lane, and with the mid and jungle evenly matched, DWG completely dominated.

Then, in the third and fourth games, the situation took a sharp turn for the worse.

Perhaps they were driven to desperation by the beating.

DWG played very cautiously starting from the third game, gradually chipping away at the opponent's strength from the laning phase.

They barely made any mistakes and RG easily pushed them down.

It truly demonstrated what it means to be the "majesty" of a champion team.

The fourth one was even more outrageous.

Canyon stopped focusing solely on ganking mid lane and instead started ganking bot lane.

Xu Xiu also started playing support mid-lane champions like Ice Maiden, and began to use his brain in the game.

The pressure put Uzra under immense pressure.

Bai Liang couldn't keep up with Xu Xiu's pace at all, and even if he tried to keep up, the more support he provided, the more he lost.

After the fifth game, DWG started to relax a lot.

Perhaps they've confirmed something, or maybe they've figured out RG's current level.

In short, the fifth game was actually the longest and most deadlocked of the five practice matches today.

This was also a game that Uzi felt was a bit of a pity.

Kkoma waited quietly until their conversation subsided before clapping her hands.

"Alright, everyone come over here now."

"I'll do a debriefing with you."

As soon as he finished speaking, the seemingly relaxed atmosphere in RG instantly fell silent.

The contestants were staring intently at him; how could he possibly relax?

kkoma smiled to himself.

He knew it would be like this.

It's not that I don't care.

It's not easy.

Their casual conversation just now was nothing but a facade.

Now that we've reached RG, who wouldn't want to win?

This team may not be strong enough at the moment, but their desire to win is real.

—The ones who argue endlessly after losing are perhaps the real them.

This team is special.

It was a special kind of thing that Kkoma had never seen before.

An AD carry who, even after retiring, still refuses to give up and remains unwilling to accept defeat.

A top laner who is about to enter old age and seems indifferent to everything after achieving great success.

A jungler who, after being pressured by his club to lower his price, decisively stepped out to fight for a better future.

A shy assistant who came across the sea just to get a job and get by.

and also……

A young master mid-laner who spent a fortune to gather these people together and trained them with an incomprehensible level of effort.

Oh.

kkoma suddenly thought of herself.

There's also a coach who refuses to admit defeat, doesn't want to be left behind by the times, and whose drafting strategies are already outdated.

What kind of future will we create?

It's that 99% chance of failing to taste it.

Is it still that one percent chance to create the future we want?

kkoma lacks confidence.

But he was really looking forward to it.

Meanwhile, the atmosphere at the distant DWG club was far from relaxed.

The players who won the training match were not excited; instead, they were somewhat silent.

Some contestants closed their eyes, seemingly deep in thought.

Some athletes were loosening their wrists, as if they were relaxing.

Some contestants were browsing something on their computers.

The atmosphere in the training room seemed somewhat eerie.

After a long silence, Canyon spoke first.

His expression was somewhat serious:

"Xun..."

"A jungler I don't really remember."

"But he played Kindred really well in the second game."

"The subsequent defense was also very good."

"A jungler like this shouldn't be unknown."

What Canyon didn't say was...

He found that this person had a very good attitude.

Even after he invaded Xun's jungle so badly, Xun still didn't give up.

This reminded him of Peanut.

This type of jungler is the one he hates the most.

They don't care about gains or losses in the jungle; all they care about is winning.

Hoya followed suit and spoke up:

"He's also very good at driving."

His expression was solemn, and his tone was one of surprise and doubt.

"I've watched a lot of TheShy's games, and it seems like his champion pool has regressed today."

Xu Xiu raised an eyebrow: "Regressed? If he's regressed, how can you still say he's amazing?"

Hoya: "It's like going back to Season 8."

Xu Xiu: ...

Canyon: ...

The air conditioner in the room seemed to have suddenly gotten quite cold.

Hoya, do you think you're funny?

Seeing the expressions on his teammates' faces, Hoya knew that his lame joke had failed to satisfy them.

With a hint of regret, he added, "But it's true that we're not as good as in S8. Right now, we can only say we're doing alright."

The DWG coach, who had been silent all along, tapped his notebook.

He didn't even bring a laptop when he first started playing.

What's so great about studying a broken RG?

Just dominate the lane and you're done.

But after the first game, he realized something was wrong.

He turned his attention to the double Cs.

"What about you guys? What do you think?"

AD responded: "Wuji is very strong in lane and plays aggressively. He looks to be in good form."

Xu Xiu smiled.

Before the fight, it was "the old guy"; after the fight, it was "Brother Black Chicken"?

That's so true.

Professional players' skills speak for themselves, and it seems that Uzi has gained recognition from the bot lane today.

"And you, Xiuer?"

When asked by the coach, Xu Xiu pondered for more than ten seconds before giving her answer.

He raised his head, his tone serious and earnest:

"to be honest."

"I want to play a few more rounds with him."

Don't overthink it.