Chapter 156
[GG!]
[The first scrim match is over! Jipaljikkon and Just One Bite faced off, and the winning team is Just One Bite!]
Taewoo’s team name had ultimately been decided as Jipaljikkon. From what Seojun observed on the side, Taewoo seemed to truly hate that team name.
But what could be done? This was a democratic society, after all.
Just One Bite was the name of the team that had the A-rank ADC Spoon.
The team’s ace, Spoon.
And since ADCs were often teased with the nickname Spoon, they’d probably just named the team Just One Bite to match that.
In truth.
He wasn’t sure exactly what it meant.
‘Just One Bite, huh.’
Back in high school, there had been a classmate who would always shout “Just one bite!” whenever he saw a friend returning from the school store.
To be precise, he wasn’t exactly a friend but more like Seojun’s underling #453 or something, and that student’s specialty was taking a bite so huge it would put a beast to shame.
Didn’t matter if it was a drink or bread.
Once given permission, half of it would vanish, performing miracles that even surprised Seojun.
Was it because of that memory?
Spoon’s team name felt rather threatening to Seojun.
“Oh, commercial time.”
Rumi, who had been watching with great interest only to be cut off, let out a deflated sigh as if her mood had soured.
From observing her over the short period, she was a genuine Twitch viewer at heart.
In fact, it was only Seojun who was a bit unusual; most people were basically viewers by default, and many had gone from viewers to streamers.
Hayoonho, Kim Taewoo, and Alpaca were all cases like that.
“Alright. We’ve got word that the next game is ours. Let’s enter The League now.”
Since this was a scrim, looking at chat during play was now forbidden.
It wasn’t left to conscience either.
Because Travel had a separate anti-stream-sniping mode. Its exact name was Focus Mode.
When this Focus Mode was turned on, the streamer couldn’t load any chat at all. Not even from other Travel channels.
And viewers could confirm that the streamer had this mode on.
It created an environment where the streamer could immerse themselves in the game.
‘Of course, that’s just a pretext.’
It was a mode that had been updated after a streamer with four-pupiled eyes had appeared in a tournament, stream-sniped, gotten cursed out, and caused a controversy. So although Travel had dressed it up nicely as Focus Mode, everyone knew that wasn’t its true intention.
Still, making it this airtight was good for everyone. Except for those trying to cheat.
Then again, not creating systems to solve such problems unless a truly enormous incident erupted was the true nature of human society.
However.
The authority of Surface, which jointly owned Travel and The League fifty-fifty, was immense.
As soon as the controversy arose, they updated a new mode in just a single week.
One could see the tremendous effort they put into preserving their monopoly.
Knowing that if they showed a case that harmed consumers, the courts and governments of various nations would immediately take a scalpel and tear the company to shreds, they were exceedingly consumer-friendly.
“Folks, see you after the game.”
Seojun activated Focus Mode.
-Don’t go
-Yes! Mod can’t see chat lololol
-Alright, shall we have some fun now?
-You ready, Great Defense?
-Of course, Assassin
-(A comment that died because a manager passed by)
-X
-What if the manager abuses power?
-You’re cut too, bye
-lololol really abusing it
Before his eyes, the chats that had been packed with such rich content all vanished.
[Launching The League.]
After entering the game, Seojun received a game invite message from the tournament operations team.
And as he stepped into the lobby, he could hear the voices of the casters on air.
[Now! Everyone is gathered with Player Seojun being the last! Rich-Poor Gap vs. Bat!]
He was the last one, again.
‘Anyway, Goblin’s Bat? They sure came up with a half-baked team name.’
Rich-Poor Gap wasn’t really one to talk.
Bangju’s voice was heard.
[Well then, we should look over the teams’ strengths, shouldn’t we? According to the intel we received yesterday, Rich-Poor Gap’s jungle issue seems to be quite significant.]
[Ah, it was the triple mid, right?]
[That’s correct. Since top and mid are relatively the most similar lanes, the problem with this team is said to be the jungle.]
[I mean, it is the only position in the League that doesn’t lane.]
Jungle.
While top, mid, and bottom fight in single lanes, the jungle is the position that roams the spaces called the jungle in between the map, hunting monsters and moving around to help each lane.
[And according to intel obtained through espionage yesterday, Player Baramgeom is worse than Player Alpaca.]
[Gasp! Where did you get such high-level information?]
[From Travel. So everyone, please use Travel! Hahaha! Boss, are you watching? Hahaha!]
[Hohoho!]
Seojun was surprised.
He never imagined Bangju had a side that did PPL like that.
It was such an otherworldly progression that he wanted to see the viewers’ reactions.
[Then now let’s look at the Bat team.]
[Yes!]
[First, the one to watch out for would be A-rank Jungler Dokkaebi. Naturally, the jungle has the highest influence on the game. Meaning, if the jungler plays well, you can win the game, and this team has the best jungler.]
[They’re a strong team. They weren’t selected as a strong team in the classification, but really, what is a Challenger jungler? They can’t not be a threat! It seems like it’ll become a bit clearer after seeing today’s scrim results. Ah, by the way, Mr. Penguin, who do you think will win?]
[Naturally, Seojun—no, Rich-Poor Gap.]
[And the reason?]
[Would you like to bet?]
[No.]
[Ha! Still, I’ll bet. If Bat wins, this time…….]
[This time it’s!]
* * *
The time for bans and picks approached, and everyone turned off the audio broadcasted on the stream.
“Let’s go with banning the enemies’ main picks from what we discussed yesterday.”
Hayoonho, who had thought the most about strategy, gave the order.
It was something that had been talked about to some extent beforehand.
“Got it.”
First pick Alpaca answered.
They’d said the enemies’ main picks, but it actually referred to a single hero named Isin.
Isin.
With a name that somehow sounded like a boy born into Joseon’s royal family, this hero was the one Dokkaebi used best.
After banning Isin, they sequentially banned the most-played heroes of B and C.
And the enemy.
“Oh? At this rate, it looks like they won’t ban Kael.”
When the enemy made their second ban, Rumi spoke.
The enemy had only banned heroes unrelated to Seojun.
“Do they think he’s manageable because of the nerf?”
Since Alpaca was in charge of the bans, he spoke without taking his eyes off the interface in front of him.
“Could be that, or they might want to confirm it firsthand.”
Seojun thought as he listened to the two talk.
Or maybe.
“It could be to keep us in check.”
“Huh? Seojun? Keep what in check?”
In the end, Kael was not banned.
“If the other heroes I can play aren’t revealed in practice games, it’d be bad news for our A group’s other two teams.”
“Ah.”
From Seojun’s team’s perspective, it was also a good thing since they could hide their full power.
Even so.
“That’s a bit irritating, though?”
Hayoonho laughed eerily.
“No need to show our hand, I suppose. We’ll have to show it in the group stage anyway.”
“But it’s still them looking down on us!”
“Well, there might be some of that sentiment too.”
Even if they acknowledged Seojun’s skill, the fact that they were a weak team didn’t change. And the League was a team game.
“Seojun. Then how about not playing Kael?”
“Hmm.”
“No way……. Right?”
Hayoonho whipped his head toward Seojun, who was standing next to him.
He knew what kind of misunderstanding that was.
“Ah, no, it’s not that. I can play plenty of other things. I’ve prepared them all.”
“Phew. But you haven’t tried any of them even once, right?”
“Probably not?”
“Alright!”
The contents of the conversation were odd, but no teammate called it out.
“I’ll go with Kael for now.”
“Yes. But you really have something prepared, right?”
Perhaps still uneasy, Hayoonho asked again.
“Of course. Hmm. Zen? That one seemed fun too.”
“Zen? The Shadow Shaman Zen?”
“Yes.”
A hero that used an additional body made of shadow.
Hayoonho chuckled and selected his hero.
‘Another difficult hero, huh.’
At this point, his nature was truly……
* * *
“Hello. It’s an honor to face you.”
When the game started and he went mid, the enemy mid welcomed Seojun.
The enemy mid was B-rank. Main position top, sub position mid.
Currently, a D-rank player was in the opposing team’s top.
“You’re Streamer Hat, right?”
“Yes, that’s right. It’s an honor that you remember me.”
The repeated emphasis on honor somehow felt like a subtle provocation.
To be precise, the enemy was showing a competitive spirit toward Seojun right now.
Respect, yes, but the competitive spirit that intended to win.
“Kael got nerfed; are you sure you’ll be okay?”
Judging by the smile, it was certain.
“Sure, well. Anyway, Mr. Hat, you’re the one who died while rushing in to save Dokkaebi during Ground Zero, aren’t you?”
“Yeah…….”
“I remember the expression you made when you died back then, too.”
“…….”
“My memory is just slightly good.”
Seojun drew a faint smile and aimed Kael’s sword.
“Haha.”
Hat also replied with a slightly awkward laugh and raised his arm.
The hero Hat had picked was Bical, the Avatar of Stone.
His passive was Stone Skin.
Bical’s characteristic was that he could partially harden his body.
Hardening was a skill that petrified a part of his own body, reducing incoming damage and applying a slow to the attacker.
However, because the petrified part couldn’t be moved properly, the effect wore off quickly, and only a small area could be hardened at once, the measure of a Bical player’s skill was typically how precisely they could harden just before getting hit.
Bical’s arm momentarily swelled and turned into cracked gray stone before reverting to normal.
‘He means to endure.’
As expected, the enemy team seemed intent on facing Seojun’s Kael directly to confirm his skill themselves.
Well then.
I’ll have to show them appropriately.
As the minions entered the lane, they kept their distance from each other, eating low-HP minions or checking each other, feeling each other out.
But.
[Dokkaebi--> Hayoonho]
[Dokkaebi--> Told you it’s not Durumi]
[Double Kill!]
‘Already?’
The two teammates in the bottom lane had died.
[Sorry. The enemy was lying in ambush.]
[They were on their way after the leash.]
[I was too late. Sorry.]
A leash was when the bot laners helped their jungler catch the first jungle monster, and then went to lane a bit late.
But the fact that there was an ambush on the way meant the enemy team hadn’t leashed.
“Our Dokkaebi hyung clears the jungle a bit fast even alone.”
“I see.”
Dokkaebi had quickly taken the jungle monster without a leash, and then joined while the ambushers and Seojun’s teammates were fighting.
From the very start, it was an unpleasant blow.
“Then, shall I test the waters a bit?”
Hat bent his waist and slammed his fist into the ground.
Then, the ground touching Bical’s hand surged up and rushed toward Seojun like a wave. It was too fast to completely escape.
Boom!
As the ground gradually rose higher, it became almost a solid rock right in front of Seojun’s nose, and that rock burst with a thunderous sound, dealing damage to surrounding living creatures.
That was Bical’s skill, Rock Wave.
‘The radius isn’t that wide.’
Despite it approaching quickly and not being able to get far away, he could still dodge it.
“Too bad.”
“Go ahead and shoot it one more time, then.”
Seojun adjusted his grip on his sword and positioned himself right behind the frontline melee minions.
Standing like this, every time the enemy went for a last hit on Seojun’s team’s minions, his presence behind them would make the enemy uncomfortable.
‘Now.’
The enemy approaches. Because they had to get close to attack the minions. Or use a skill.
As the distance closed, vital spots appeared on Bical’s body.
Seojun intended to target that vital spot with a horizontal slash.
If the body above the torso swelled and turned stone-like to the clothes as well, he could just withdraw for a moment.
Suddenly.
But as if waiting for it, the opponent extended his arm and attempted to petrify it. Not to block Seojun’s sword, but put it there intending to simply take the hit.
It was a movement that would be hard to pull off without preparing before the game started.
‘A bit cheeky, aren’t we?’
Originally planning only to test the waters, Seojun changed his mind, and at that moment, he sharply twisted his wrist inward toward his body and released his grip.
Then the sword rotated, grazing past Hat’s fingertip with its scabbard.
At the same time, Seojun’s hand was also passing upward.
The opponent couldn’t adapt to the sudden change in the situation.
The opponent’s thoughts at best were probably limited to blocking the attack with a petrified arm or making Seojun back off.
Click.
As a result, Seojun’s arm moved unimpeded, and he caught the sword that had rotated once in front of Hat’s body and was able to slash the vital spot just like that.
Slice!
‘The next vital spot is.’
Just as he was about to chain into the next move.
[Dokkaebi--> Wild Alpaca]
This time, the jungler had died.
* * *
-lolololololol
-Really can’t even handle him as a B-rank lololololololol
-But we’re gonna lose this one anyway TT
-It’s a clash of titans
-Finally karma's coming to collect
The two titans clashing themselves. Seojun and the enemy jungler.
Even though Seojun was dominating his lane, the other lanes were falling apart. The chat was reacting to the mismatch.
-ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
-진짜 B급으로도 상대 안 된다고ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
-Really can’t even handle him as a B-rank lololololololol
-그래도 이건 지겠네ㅜ
-But we’re gonna lose this one anyway TT
-자강두천임
-It’s a clash of titans
-드디어 업보 청산당할 각이냐
-Finally karma's coming to collect
So the final translation of the chapter. I'll piece it all together.Chapter 156
[GG!]
[The first scrim is over! Jipaljikkon and Just One Bite faced off, and the winning team is Just One Bite!]
Taewoo’s team name had ultimately been decided as Jipaljikkon. From what Seojun observed on the sidelines, Taewoo had truly hated that name.
But what could they do? This was a democracy.
Just One Bite was the name of the team with the A-rank ADC Spoon.
The team’s ace, Spoon.
And since ADC’s were often teased as “spoons,” they’d apparently just named it Just One Bite to match.
Honestly.
He wasn’t sure exactly what it meant.
‘Just One Bite, huh.’
Back in high school, whenever a classmate came back from the snack bar, there was always this one kid who’d shout “Just one bite!”
To be precise, he wasn’t exactly a friend—more like Seojun’s underling #453 or something—and that student’s specialty was demonstrating a single bite so massive it would put a ravenous beast to shame.
Drinks, bread, it didn’t matter.
Once given permission, half of it would vanish, pulling off miracles that even surprised Seojun.
Was it because of that memory?
Spoon’s team name came across as oddly threatening to Seojun.
“Ah, it’s a commercial break.”
Rumi, who had been enjoying it with great interest only to have it cut off, let out a deflated sigh, her mood clearly soured.
From what he’d observed over the short while, she was a true-blooded viewer.
Actually, it was only Seojun who was a bit unusual; most people were viewers by default, and a good number of them had risen from viewers to streamers.
Ha Yunho, Kim Taewoo, Alpaca—all of them were cases like that.
“Alright. We’ve got word the next game is ours. Let’s enter The League now.”
Since it was a scrim, looking at chat during play was now prohibited.
It wasn’t left to conscience, either.
Because Travel had a dedicated anti-stream-sniping mode. Its exact name was Focus Mode.
Once you turned on Focus Mode, the streamer couldn’t load a single line of chat. Not even from other Travel channels.
And viewers could confirm whether the streamer had the mode active.
It created an environment where the streamer could fully immerse in the game.
‘Of course, that’s just a pretext.’
It was a mode that had been updated after a streamer with four-pupiled eyes appeared in a tournament, stream-sniped, got flamed, and caused a huge controversy. So Travel had packaged it nicely as Focus Mode, but everyone knew that wasn’t its true purpose.
Obviously, doing it this clearly was best for everyone. Except for those trying to cheat.
Still, not creating a system to solve a problem until something truly colossal erupts was the true nature of human society.
However.
The authority of Surface, which co-owned Travel and The League fifty-fifty, was immense.
The moment a controversy arose, they updated a new mode in just a single week.
Their effort to protect their monopoly was truly impressive.
They knew that if any case surfaced showing consumer harm, courts and governments in each country would immediately take a scalpel and shred the company to pieces, so they were exceedingly consumer-friendly.
“Guys, let’s meet after the game.”
Seojun activated Focus Mode.
- Don’t go
- Yesss mod can’t see chat lololol
- Alright, shall we start playing around now?
- You ready, Great Defense?
- Of course, Assassin
- (A comment that perished as a manager passed by)
- X
- What if the manager abuses power?
- You’re cut too, bye
- lololol they’re really abusing it
The chats, filled with such rich content, vanished before his eyes.
[Launching The League.]
Once in the game, Seojun received a game invite from the tournament operations team.
And as he entered the lobby, he could hear the voices of the casters on broadcast.
[Alright! With Player Seojun, the last to join, everyone is here! Rich-Poor Gap vs. Bat!]
His team was the last, again.
‘Anyway, Goblin’s Bat? What a lazy team name.’
Not that Rich-Poor Gap was one to talk.
Bangju’s voice rang out.
[Well then, let’s take a look at the team strengths. According to intel gathered yesterday, Rich-Poor Gap’s jungle issue appears to be quite significant.]
[Ah, the triple-mid situation?]
[That’s right. Top and mid are at least the most similar lanes, so the problem for this team is said to be the jungle.]
[It figures. It’s the only position in the League that doesn’t lane.]
Jungle.
While Top, Mid, and Bot fight in one lane, Jungle is the role that roams the spaces called the jungle between the lanes, hunting monsters and moving around to help each lane.
[And according to intelligence obtained through espionage yesterday, Player Wind Sword is worse than Player Alpaca.]
[Gasp! Where did you get such high-class intel?]
[From Travel. So everyone, please use Travel! Hahaha! Boss, are you watching? Hahaha!]
[Hohoho!]
Seojun was surprised.
He’d never imagined Bangju had a side that did PPL like that.
It was such an out-of-this-world act that he wanted to see the viewers’ reactions.
[Now, let’s look at Team Bat.]
[Yes!]
[First, the one to watch out for is A-rank jungler Dokkaebi. Naturally, jungle has the highest influence on the game. Meaning, if the jungler plays well, you can win, and this team has the best jungler.]
[They’re a strong team. They weren’t picked as a strong team in the classifications, but really, what is a Challenger jungler? They can’t not be threatening! Things will probably become clearer once we see today’s scrim results. Ah, by the way, Mr. Penguin, who do you think will win?]
[Naturally, Seojun—no, Rich-Poor Gap.]
[The reason?]
[Would you like to bet?]
[No.]
[Ha! Even so, I’ll bet. If Bat wins, then this time......]
[This time it’ll be!]
* * *
The ban-pick phase approached, and everyone turned off the audio broadcast on stream.
“Let’s go with banning the enemy’s main picks, as we discussed yesterday.”
Ha Yunho, who had thought about the strategy the most, gave the order.
It was something they’d somewhat discussed beforehand.
“Understood.”
First-pick Alpaca answered.
They’d said the enemy’s main picks, but it was actually referring to one hero: Isin.
Isin.
With a name that somehow sounded like a boy born in a Joseon royal palace, this hero was the one Dokkaebi used best.
They banned Isin, then sequentially banned the most-played heroes of B and C.
And the enemy.
“Oh? At this rate, it looks like they won’t ban Kael.”
When the enemy made their second ban, Rumi spoke.
The enemy had only banned heroes unrelated to Seojun.
“Do they think he’s manageable because of the nerf?”
Since Alpaca was handling the bans, he answered without taking his eyes off the interface in front of him.
“Could be that, or they might want to confirm it firsthand.”
Seojun thought about it as he listened to the two talk.
Or maybe.
“It could be to keep us in check.”
“Huh? Seojun? Keep what in check?”
In the end, Kael wasn’t banned.
“If the other heroes I can play aren’t revealed in practice games, that’s bad news for the other two teams in our Group A, isn’t it.”
“Ah.”
From Seojun’s team’s perspective, it was also good because they could keep their full power hidden.
Still.
“This is a bit irritating, isn’t it?”
Ha Yunho laughed grimly.
“We don’t need to show our hand, I suppose. Since it’ll be revealed in the group stage anyway.”
“But it’s still them looking down on us!”
“Well, there’s probably some of that too.”
Even if they acknowledged Seojun’s skill, the fact that they were a weak team didn’t change. And the League was a team game.
“Seojun. How about you just don’t play Kael, then?”
“Hmm.”
“No way...... Is it not that?”
Ha Yunho whipped his head toward Seojun, who was standing next to him.
He knew what kind of misunderstanding that was.
“Ah, no, it’s not that. I can play plenty of others. They’re all prepared.”
“Phew. But you haven’t played a single game on any of them, right?”
“Probably not?”
“Alright!”
The conversation was a bit strange, but no one on the team objected.
“I’ll go with Kael for now.”
“Yes. But you really do have something prepared, right?”
Still uneasy, Ha Yunho asked again.
“Of course. Hmm. Zen? That one looked fun too.”
“Zen? The Shadow Shaman Zen?”
“Yeah.”
A hero that used an additional body made of shadow.
Ha Yunho let out a chuckle and selected his hero.
‘Another difficult hero, huh.’
At this rate, his nature was truly...
* * *
“Hello. It’s an honor to face you.”
When the game started and he went mid, the enemy mid welcomed Seojun.
The enemy mid was B-rank. Main role Top, secondary role Mid.
Right now, a D-rank player was in the opposing team’s Top lane.
“You’re Streamer Hat, right?”
“Yeah, that’s me. It’s an honor you remember me.”
The repeated emphasis on honor felt like a subtle provocation.
To be precise, the opponent was showing a competitive spirit toward Seojun right now.
Respectful, but with a fighting spirit that intended to win.
“Kael got nerfed. You sure you’ll be okay?”
Judging by his smile, it was clear.
“Sure. Anyway, Mr. Hat, you’re the one who died while rushing in to save Dokkaebi during the Ground Zero match, aren’t you?”
“Yeah......”
“I remember the expression you made when you died back then, too.”
“......”
“My memory is just a little good.”
Seojun drew a faint smile and aimed Kael’s sword.
“Haha.”
Hat also answered with a slightly awkward smile and raised his arm.
The hero Hat had picked was Bical, the Stone Avatar.
His passive was Stone Skin.
Bical’s trait was gaining a body capable of partial petrification.
Petrification was a skill that stone-hardened a part of his body, reducing damage taken and applying a slow to the attacker.
But since the petrified part couldn’t be moved properly, wore off quickly, and only a small area could be petrified at once, being able to petrify exactly at the right moment just before getting hit was the benchmark of a Bical player’s skill.
Bical’s arm swelled momentarily, transforming into cracked gray stone, then reverted back.
‘He plans to endure.’
As expected, the enemy team seemed to have the mindset of facing Seojun’s Kael head-on to gauge his skill.
Well, then.
I’d better show them something appropriate.
Minions entered the lane, and they kept their distance, last-hitting low-health minions or poking, each probing the other.
But then.
[Dokkaebi --> Ha Yunho]
[Dokkaebi --> I said it’s not White Crane]
[Double Kill!]
‘Already?’
Two of his teammates in the bot lane had died.
[Sorry. The enemy was lying in ambush.]
[They were on their way after the leash.]
[I was too late. I’m sorry.]
A leash was when the bot laners helped their jungler take the first jungle monster, then headed to lane a bit late.
But the fact that they were ambushed on the way meant the enemy team hadn’t leashed.
“Our Dokkaebi hyung clears the jungle a little fast even by himself.”
“I see.”
Dokkaebi had quickly taken the jungle monster without a leash, then joined the fight while Seojun’s teammates were battling the ambushers.
It was an unpleasant blow right from the start.
“Shall I test the waters a bit, then?”
Hat bent his waist and slammed his fist into the ground.
At that, the ground where Bical’s fist made contact surged up, rushing toward Seojun like a wave. It was too fast to completely dodge.
Boom!
The rising ground grew higher and higher, and right in front of Seojun’s nose it erupted into a rock formation, which then burst with a thunderous sound, damaging any living creature nearby.
This was Bical’s skill, Rock Wave.
‘The radius isn’t that wide.’
Despite its speed and him not getting far away, he could still dodge.
“Too bad.”
“Go ahead and shoot another one, then.”
Seojun re-adjusted his grip on his sword and positioned himself right behind the approaching melee minions.
Standing like this made the enemy uncomfortable every time they went for a last hit on Seojun’s minions, because of his presence behind them.
‘Now.’
The enemy drew closer. They had to get close to attack the minions. Or use a skill.
As the distance shrunk, vital spots appeared on Bical’s body.
Seojun intended to exploit that vital spot with a horizontal slash.
If even the clothing above the torso swelled and turned stone-like, he’d just withdraw for a moment.
Abruptly.
But as if he’d been waiting for it, the opponent extended his arm and attempted petrification. Not to block Seojun’s sword, but to deliberately put his arm out to take the hit.
It was a movement hard to pull off if he hadn’t prepared it before the game started.
‘A little cheeky, aren’t we.’
Originally planning only to test the waters, Seojun changed his mind. At that instant, he sharply twisted his wrist inward toward his own body and released his grip.
Then the sword rotated, its scabbard grazing past Hat’s fingertip.
At the same time, Seojun’s hand passed overhead.
The opponent couldn’t cope with the abrupt change.
The opponent had at most expected to block the attack with a petrified arm or force Seojun to back off.
Clack.
As a result, Seojun’s arm moved unimpeded, catching the sword after one full rotation right in front of Hat’s body, and sliced the vital spot cleanly.
Shrrrk!
‘The next vital spot is—’
Just as he was about to chain into the next move.
[Dokkaebi --> Wild Alpaca]
This time, his jungler had died.
* * *
-lololololol
-Seriously can’t even handle him as a B-rank lololololololol
-But we’re still losing this one TT
-It’s a clash of titans
-Is karma finally coming around?