Teabagging Madness and Sera's Line Swap Demand

- Aren't those crazy bitches? lololol

- They're straight-up teabagging after getting the kill lmao

- Don't those players need a mental evaluation or something?

- This is hilarious af, clipped it lololol

The moment the feed caught Seon-ah and Eunjae repeatedly sitting ‍‍‌‌⁠​​⁠‌​​‍​​‍​‌​⁠‍‌‍⁠⁠‌⁠‌‍‌‍‌‌‌‍⁠​‌​‌​‌‍‌‌‌⁠‍​​‌‍⁠‌‌⁠⁠down and standing up at blinding speed next to Oh Sujin's corpse, the stands and chat exploded in unison.

The sheer insanity from these otherwise normal-looking girls left a strong impression—the cheers from the audience were massive, and the chat scroll speed went into overdrive.

As their coach watching from the sidelines, I couldn't cheer as wildly as the crowd.

Are they insane? After getting the kill, you move on to the next play right away—why waste time screwing around like that?!

Extra scolding material after the match.

Oh Sujin, who'd just been teabagged right in front of me, completely lost her shit. The second she returned to mid, she unloaded every skill on Seon-ah without a care for mana management.

"You fucking bitch! Die! Die!"

"It hurts! It hurts!"

Seon-ah yelped dramatically as she took hits and backed off. Oh Sujin chased, but once Seon-ah slipped under the tower, she couldn't pursue further.

Gritting her teeth, Oh Sujin started farming CS—but about 10 seconds later, Seon-ah reappeared with full health.

It was the passive effect tied to Nightcrawler's ultimate: "Massive increases to movement speed and health regen when out of enemy vision."

The moment Seon-ah showed up, Oh Sujin flipped out again and dumped skills, but Seon-ah poked a bit before taking massive trade damage and fleeing once more.

Another 10 seconds later, Seon-ah popped back at full HP, got thrashed, and dipped—repeating the cycle.

After a few rounds, Oh Sujin's health had dipped to just over half.

This was the power of a Nightcrawler with her ult unlocked. Even if she took 10 hits for every 1 she dealt, as long as she survived, she'd recover in seconds—her opponent wouldn't.

"Gotcha! You're dead now!"

"You bitch..."

The next clash, Seon-ah didn't retreat. She jumped forward, slammed down her chain stake, and activated her ult's Dark Mist to vanish into shadows, shredding Oh Sujin.

With no way to hit a stealthed Nightcrawler, Oh Sujin ate a solo kill. As she fell, the last thing she saw was Seon-ah slowly emerging from the dark fog, smirking while furiously sitting and standing.

"Hayoung, looks like there's a ward here."

With two kills under her belt and her rhythm flowing, Seon-ah started roaming the map. Whenever her speed suddenly dropped, she'd halt her dive and call for support Eunjae and Hayoung.

The ult passive triggered only "out of enemy vision." A sudden speed drop meant she'd been spotted—which screamed ward.

No matter how well-hidden, nothing fooled a Nightcrawler's ult passive. Brilliant's standard tactic was warding their jungle to secure their carry, but Seon-ah sniffed out every spot, leaving their vision darker than usual.

"I can't come—gotta watch Sera eating jungle. Eunjae, mind clearing it?"

"On it."

Our team's synergy was perfect. They'd scrimmed against a superior bot lane for teamplay practice and gotten drilled by me relentlessly—if they couldn't handle this, I'd be seriously disappointed.

A warmed-up Seon-ah on Nightcrawler was practically immortal.

We ping-ponged aggro between Seon-ah's slippery assassin and Yuna's tanky Wave Sorcerer, relentlessly pressuring Brilliant's carry lines. Their underdeveloped carries crumbled helplessly, and we crushed Set 1 in a landslide.

- They're actually good?

- Nah, Brilliant just sucked.

- Teabagging to tilt them mentally?

- Carry just rode the bus without doing shit lmao

Seon-ah and Eunjae's nonstop teabagging had already gone viral via clips—mid-match, in-game viewers and broadcast numbers ticked up past 800.

Huge for an academy league scrim.

"Phew, Yuna unnie's late-game initiate was insane!"

"Glad we won. I barely held back from cursing when you almost fed a few times, Seon-ah."

"Should've mapped better. Proper dewarding would've made it way easier."

"I could've landed more arrows too. Still, sniping rooted targets felt good."

"Good work, everyone. Before next set, quick feedback—huddle up."

I called the players to the meeting room, queued the replay, and broke down key moments: what sucked, what rocked.

"Finally, Seon-ah and Eunjae."

"Yeah?"

"Yep?"

"Why the teabagging after that first mid gank kill?"

"Oh that? Hilarious, right? Hehe."

"Coach, you should've seen her face. All like this~ twisted up."

"Not praise. Wasting time joking exposed Sera and Hayoung longer. Quick return, and Hayoung wouldn't have died ‍‍‌‌⁠​​⁠‌​​‍​​‍​‌​⁠‍‌‍⁠⁠‌⁠‌‍‌‍‌‌‌‍⁠​‌​‌​‌‍‌‌‌⁠‍​​‌‍⁠‌‌⁠⁠shielding Sera."

Pointing out Hayoung's pointless death from their antics finally got sheepish looks.

"Whew... win saves you this time. No more time-wasting pranks next match. If you gotta teabag, just pop an emote."

"Got it..."

"Cool. Rest up, prep for Set 2—"

"Coach."

Sera, silent through feedback, spoke up. She rarely piped up unless called on—surprising.

"Something to say?"

"Can I mid next game?"

"What?"

Sera's out-of-nowhere line swap request. Carry-mid swaps weren't rare in Eternal Combat—overlapping champs, similar roles.

By Division 2, it was standard; Division 1 treated carry and mid as interchangeable.

But in academy league? Not even Division 3?

No clue why Sera suddenly wanted this.

"Why the swap?"

"They talked shit to us."

"...?"

"But I just farmed. I wanna stomp them too."

What's with her today?

I checked Sera's status.

Training had bumped everyone's stats—Sera's Physical, Mental, and Teamwork up a notch each.

Judgment unchanged, but Competitive Spirit had spiked to max S.

This quiet girl never volunteered—motivation must've hit the roof. Brilliant really pissed her off?

But no prior discussion or prep—I couldn't just toss her in.

Someday, tactical Sera-Seon-ah swaps, but not now.

"'Wanna stomp them' enough reason for a swap? Carry ain't a chill lane."

"Early game, ‍‍‌‌⁠​​⁠‌​​‍​​‍​‌​⁠‍‌‍⁠⁠‌⁠‌‍‌‍‌‌‌‍⁠​‌​‌​‌‍‌‌‌⁠‍​​‌‍⁠‌‌⁠⁠you just eat CS, right?"

"That's the role—don't know that? Or want a champ that fights early?"

"Either works."

This is ridiculous. Random demands outta nowhere.

Early-game bully carries over late-game scaling was common, but why now...?

Sera's pursed lips screamed no easy convincing.

Plus that status warning: unresolved, negative effects.

I groaned, scratched my head, and gathered the team.

"Everyone, Sera wants early-game carry. Shifts our gameplan a bit. Cool?"

"Eases my pressure? I'm in." Yuna.

"Means I'm busier too? Practice it is." Hayoung.

"Helps my roams? Count me in." Eunjae.

"Sounds fun! Wanna see that comp. Can I dive bot hard?" Seon-ah.

"All agreed then. Sera, what you picking?"

"Well..."

Throws a fit without a champ? I inwardly facepalmed and suggested an early-game rampage pick suited to her.

And in the next set, I realized.

Sera's "wanna stomp them" went way beyond just winning the game.