I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

After several waves, Xi Ye is now less willing to fly.

Several attempts to unleash his ultimate abilities failed to establish a rhythm, and now he's starting to hesitate when he sees an opportunity. But opportunities are fleeting, and hesitation can easily lead to missed chances. Although he doesn't know the specifics, his team's jungler is incredibly competitive this game, fearing that his recklessness might cost them the game.

This unusual behavior was noticed by Luo Fei after he discovered several opportunities but the cards remained inactive.

"Hey, you damn Wangzai, what's wrong with you? Why aren't you flying?"

"Fly my ass! I've been fooled several times already. What if this is another trap?"

"Trap my foot! Doesn't Twisted Fate's ultimate grant full vision? Wait... you're not too scared to fly, are you?"

. . . . . . .

This time, Xi Ye surprisingly didn't refute him. It was this silence that made Luo Fei's heart sink instantly.

"Afraid of taking the blame?"

"No, I'm afraid that if I make another mistake, we'll lose this game." Since she'd been found out, there was no point in hiding it anymore, so Xi Ye spoke up decisively.

"Then just let it go, right? We still have one."

"But I get the feeling you really want to win this round..."

At this point, Luo Fei fully understood what had happened. His own heightened competitive spirit, fueled by the competition, seemed to have put considerable pressure on his clueless teammates, leaving him somewhat amused and exasperated. This was just a regular match! With this level of mental fortitude, wouldn't they be utterly crushed by those veterans at the World Championship? He'd never heard of such a blunder from a teammate before.

After thinking about it, he decided to give her some advice.

"Wangzai."

"Ok?"

"Do you know which hero's line I like best, Leg Bro? You've probably heard that line before, and you've been playing that hero lately." Taking this rare opportunity, he decided to speak frankly. Many simple truths might not be useful under normal circumstances, but in this situation, they might unexpectedly resonate with them.

"I'd rather make a mistake than do nothing. Is that it?" As a standard college graduate, Leg Bro understood his meaning in an instant. He may joke around, but he's actually quite shrewd.

"This is it. Wangzai, listen to me carefully. I can accept your recklessness and impulsiveness, and I can even accept that you caused us to lose the game because of your impulsiveness. But the one thing I cannot accept is someone who clearly has the ability to make the decisive move, but who personally buries the victory because of so-called hesitation."

"So, go for it with confidence."

"If you're afraid of failure, then just let me take all the blame!"

Chapter 120, Section 127: The Will Inherited by WE

Having received a "lesson" from his jungler, Xiye gradually regained his composure. He hadn't expected to receive such an answer, nor had he anticipated that his jungler would say such a thing.

To be honest, he was a little touched.

He silently made a mental note of it; all he could do was set aside everything and seek out any opportunities he could find. The unspoken understanding between men prevented them from arguing over such trivial matters; they both knew that practical action was far more important than meaningless words.

In a vague way, Xi Ye felt as if she had touched something, but it was still a little bit missing.

But at least, now that he's completely calmed down, he's much better than before.

After carefully examining the lineup, it became clear that the most troublesome aspect for WE was undoubtedly Houye's Azir. With the meta being strong and it being his signature champion, his Azir, even before reaching the late game, was already capable of dealing astonishing damage. His several successful Spirit Beast dashes were key to their defeats in several small team fights.

If they can take down the Tsar first, they might still have a chance to turn the tide.

Can it be done?

Who knows? Since things are already like this, why not give it a try?

Soon, a perfect opportunity arose.

Ultimate move, destiny, activated!

The card's ultimate was quickly repeated before everyone's eyes; everyone was already used to this move. To be honest, Xiye's Twisted Fate in this game was truly awful, repeatedly venturing into the enemy team and getting instantly killed, making him no different from VG's traitor. Now, seeing this Twisted Fate inexplicably activate his ultimate again, countless pseudo-60E attacks erupted.

"Holy crap, here we go again? Why are there 4v6 games in professional matches?"

"Stop it, Xi Bao, if you keep feeding, we'll lose this game."

"Is this what a genius mid laner is like? I could do that too."

“Xi La laughed at me.”

It's not that they're deliberately being sarcastic, but from a god-like perspective, the other four members of WE simply couldn't keep up with the abilities at that distance. Anyone with eyes could see that Twisted Fate wanted to fly to Azir, but if you land and immediately face Azir in a 1v1 situation, what can Azir with Cleanse do against the opponent?

Do you want love?

The Marquis looked at the small circle of cards around him with some surprise. As a cautious mid-laner, he would only farm alone in the mid-lane after confirming the enemy's position through vision and minion waves. "Your teammates aren't here, and you've come to challenge me to a 1v1? Do you really think he's easy to bully?"

Lord Hou has seen this scene far too many times. Back when he benched that man, the other mid laners in LCK did the same thing; everyone wanted to bully him, but he always managed to beat them all.

A great reputation is never undeserved; how could someone who can stand on equal footing with the gods truly have nothing to offer?

Sand soldiers, rise!

In the mid-game, Twisted Fate still follows the artillery build, and it takes at least two rounds of QW damage to potentially kill him. However, for Azir, one combo is enough to completely dominate Twisted Fate.

The card that finally landed immediately cast a yellow card, freezing the Azir in place, before being instantly cleansed by the Marquis. With another skillful maneuver, the Marquis dodged the card's Q skill and began chasing after the card, attacking relentlessly.

To be honest, mid-game cards are really fragile and have no damage. Surrounded by three Sand Soldiers, you only need four basic attacks to take them down. In other words, even a True Sight Ward is harder to kill than you; a True Sight Ward at this stage has five health bars.

After a couple of auto-attacks, realizing he couldn't beat the opponent at all, he immediately used Flash to retreat, looking like a reckless young man who had rushed in only to find himself completely outmatched and was now trying to escape.

Lord Hou wasn't about to let go of such an easy kill. He used EQ to dash forward with the help of the Sand Soldiers. Once they were within range, he could use W to poke Twisted Fate twice and he would be dead. They could then take Baron Nashor in one fell swoop.

Everything is contained within the cards.

Seeing Huangji dash up, Xiye finally relaxed. Huangji had noticed that his teammates weren't nearby, and he had also seen through his ultimate that Huangji was alone.

As for being reckless?

You don't really think I'm here for a one-on-one fight, do you?

A massive crystal arrow whistled past the card, accurately striking the Marquis's yellow chicken and stunning it in place.

"What?!"

The Marquis was astonished. This ultimate move! It hit him precisely when he was about to teleport, giving him no chance to use Flash. The timing was perfect. This awareness... was it all planned out?

Because of the sufficient distance, Ashe's ultimate provides a control effect lasting nearly two seconds. Also because of this distance, Azir is currently relatively safe; a single Twisted Fate isn't enough to deal enough damage to kill him.

As he calculated the duration of his stun, Houye's fingers furiously pressed his Flash button. At this point, it wasn't safe anymore. Going in after the stun wore off might allow him to kill the enemy mid laner, but he wasn't sure he could escape. Trading mid lanes? He felt it wasn't worth it.

As the moment of freedom approached, Luo Fei's Gragas finally arrived, albeit late, and unleashed his ultimate, Exploding Gragas, at the perfect distance. Although it was a bit of a close call, he still managed to get there in time.

The massive exploding barrel exploded near Azir, but fortunately, being a semi-tank, the barrel's damage wasn't too high and didn't kill him. After being knocked back, Houye even used Flash to dash further. This was still a profitable move. Twisted Fate didn't have his ultimate or Flash, and Gragas didn't have his ultimate either. As long as he didn't die, the next dragon was still theirs.

Just as he was thinking this, a card quietly followed him from behind and took away his last bit of health.

E-card scam.

Although the basic attack damage from the AP card's E skill isn't high, it still hurts a bit more than a regular basic attack, just enough to take away Azir's last bit of health.

With the combined efforts of three players, WE successfully secured the order!

"666666"

"Holy crap, this actually works?"

"Wait, what kind of teamwork is this? Was the Frostbite ultimate skill initially misfired?"

"It definitely missed. Who can predict the opponent's movement?"

I thought it would be another instant elimination, but this time they pulled off an epic team fight. With that kind of play, getting into a T10 team after tonight is absolutely guaranteed.

With the advantage of the numbers that allowed them to eliminate the Azir first, WE launched a counter-push. More importantly, they finally managed to establish vision control in their own half of the map, preventing them from being constantly pressured and beaten. They also secured a dragon, freeing them from having to focus on warding around the dragon.

The most important thing about this wave was that it forced out the time difference between the enemy's carry having three items and our carry having two and a half items, giving WE breathing room to find opportunities to catch up in equipment, and giving them the capital to engage in the next team fight.

A few minutes later, the two sides split up again in the middle lane, but Xiye deliberately hid the Twisted Fate's position.

In this wave, whoever wins Baron Nashor gets the kill, and whoever gets Baron Nashor wins. Around the 30-minute mark, securing Baron Nashor almost guarantees victory, so both sides are even more cautious at this point.

By exploiting a blind spot, the brother-in-law initiated the team fight.

A crystal arrow, lurking in the shadows, pierced through the jungle and struck the Azir, who was positioned somewhat back, from a perspective that exploited the enemy's vision. However, this time the distance wasn't as great, and the stun would likely only last for a little over a second.

The ultimate move sets the stage for destiny once again.

With his yellow card, Xiye immediately landed next to Azir. If they could control the situation, even a one-for-one trade would be a huge win for them. While ADCs aren't very useful in the early game, the 30-minute mark is when they can start making their impact.

Offense and defense alternate, and the advantage shifts.

Now, it's Lucian who's dealing massive damage, not Ashe from the Frost Archer. Twisted Fate's damage is negligible compared to Azir's.

"Control him, don't let him use W!" Lord Hou shouted at the top of his lungs, so excited that he even accidentally blurted out a few words of Korean. Given his reaction time, he should have realized the ultimate had reached the jungle by then. But Azir's skills require a short activation time, and he didn't have Flash, which is why he was trapped there.

The VG players, of course, understood perfectly, and countless skills flew towards Twisted Fate's landing point at the precise timing, except for Bard. The position was rather awkward; Twisted Fate and Azir were almost touching, making it difficult for Bard to unleash his ultimate. He could only try to control the enemy Ashe instead.

As Xi Ye landed, a mysterious smile appeared on his lips as he looked at the sky full of skills.

Ultimately, the glory of the previous generation has faded too long. Have you all forgotten? My WE cards, too, have inherited their legacy from our ancestors!

Those who obey me will prosper, those who defy me will perish! This is the will of Heaven!

"Ding!"

Three years later, the WE brand's signature golden logo has reappeared!

"I've been scammed!"

The moment they saw the golden light, all five VG players realized they'd been tricked. Their previous build clearly involved building a Rapid Firecannon; where did this golden light come from?

Taking a quick glance at the equipment bar, I noticed that the original cannon components had all disappeared, and even the Doran's Ring was gone. In its place was the Zhonya's Hourglass that had tricked them with countless skills.

The next moment, the group, still reeling from the shock of the golden body landing, were met with a perfect E-flash ultimate from Gragas.

Seeing the two C's blown up next to the Minotaur, Lord Hou silently took his hands off the keyboard.

We lost...

Just minutes before, they held a huge advantage, but in the last two waves of momentum, they were completely wiped out. The opposing mid laner, in particular, seemed like a completely different person in those last two waves, making every move at the most dangerous and crucial moments.

Why can someone fight like that? Why do people dare to fight like that?

Doesn't he consider the consequences of his mistakes?

Lord Hou slumped back in his chair, lost in thought, his emotions churning. He recalled his peak with SKT last year, and the humiliation of being benched in every crucial game. The man who was supposed to stand shoulder to shoulder with the gods had, in the end, been left behind by them at the World Championship.

That's why he wanted to leave that person's side and go out to prove himself.

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