Chapter 73
Chapter 73
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Translator: MadScientist
Chapter: 73
Chapter Title: You Must Really Want That Brownie, Huh?
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Countless pros had thrown down the gauntlet, fought, and shattered.
🔔 Donation
[Jeon Jeonseol donated 10,000 won.] ─"I worship you, GOAT. The unprecedented, one-of-a-kind strongest Dagger Acrobat in history."
"Strongest Dagger Acrobat? That somehow sounds kinda lame."
💬 Live Chat
— Anonymous
Where did all those guys who cried that they're different from amateurs and pros go?
— Anonymous
The different-claimers all perished like dogs lololol
— Anonymous
From now on, regular Jeon Jeonseol praise time.
— Anonymous
Worship
— Anonymous
Jeonmen
She'd beaten pros in ranked plenty of times before.
But those were 5v5 team games.
Even with standout plays, it was impossible to precisely gauge her share of the victory.
That gave the haters all the excuses they needed to downplay Jeon Jeonseol's skill.
But this was an undeniable 1v1.
A fair matchup using the same champion, no less.
The games might lack the polish of the main mode, but nothing proved raw mechanics like this.
Throwing the same daggers at the same speed—why did one side keep winning?
Because they're just better.
What more needed to be said?
In the main 5v5 game, mechanics mattered less than you'd think.
If that's the case, why stick to 5v5 instead of making a 1v1 game?
They could spout that nonsense, but they couldn't deny the truth.
Jeon Jeonseol dominated in pure mechanics.
That one fact.
Plus, the games were so short that the turnover rate was insane.
Less than five minutes from one win to the next.
The impact hit even harder.
Opponents dropping like flies in seconds.
Most people were hyped about the rise of a new hero, but amid that, fans of certain pro teams and players were thinking.
What's the point of challenging her anyway?
Nothing good comes from stepping up.
She's a rookie, not even a pro, and a girl at that.
Win, and it's a wash. Lose, and you're utterly crushed.
So does that mean our player can't challenge her?
Losing to Jeon Jeonseol means getting immortalized and roasted on every community board.
That worry wasn't overblown at all. Communities everywhere were hanging the names of the fallen like severed heads of generals on spears.
📰 Forum Post
[Author: Anonymous] [Title: Selen got wrecked lolololololololol]
— Anonymous
Farewell. Just a mortal who debuted in an era without Jeon Jeonseol.
📰 Forum Post
[Author: Anonymous] [Title: Total one-sided beatdown!!!!!!!!!] Nickname is OneSided, but he got the one-sided treatment himself!!!
📰 Breaking News
[Author: Anonymous] [Title: Breaking) Blaze deceased] Found with body riddled by daggers, full of holes.
— Anonymous
Is this a funeral home?
— Anonymous
Funeral home and festival both.
— Anonymous
Pros' graveyard, named Jeon Jeonseol.
People who'd skipped the cooking stream and chocolate event were now flooding in after hearing about famous pro players' "deaths."
Viewership had doubled from 30,000 to nearly 55,000 before they knew it.
Fans of pros who hadn't challenged her yet were thinking.
Please don't challenge her.
Please don't step up and get crushed.
Praying for someone to behead Jeon Jeonseol and claim glory was pointless—she seemed like a monster who wouldn't fall.
This girl.
But you had to hear the dumb pro gamers' side too.
Brownies? Whatever now.
If there's a monster showing insane mechanics, don't you wanna charge at it?
That's the fighting spirit, the hunger for the game that made them pros in the first place.
What does she lose if she beats him?
Fans' expectations, cheers, trust.
What does she gain if she wins?
Homemade brownies and glory.
No wonder challengers kept coming.
🔔 Donation
[Anonymous donated 1,000 won.] ─"What kinda trash is queuing up cluelessly? Clear out for the pros, quick."
"Hey, don't say that. They can join too."
Honestly, Jeon Jeonseol thought Masters were trash too, but she had enough sense not to say it out loud.
But as chat backlash intensified, the Master-tier random quit voluntarily.
Making way for the pros.
"Not sure if more pros are coming... Oh, there are."
The vibe was like non-pros weren't even allowed.
On that stage she'd created, Jeon Jeonseol beheaded even more pros.
🔔 Donation
[WeirdOne donated 1,000 won.] ─"Dojo-breaking, but why are the dojos coming to you? lol"
The proportion of fans saddened or pissed watching their fave get humiliated kept growing.
Still, with every pro getting their head lopped off, it somehow felt stabilizing.
If just one lost, that name would be etched forever, but since everyone lost, losing to Jeon Jeonseol became the norm.
So if no one wins to the end.
If they all lose.
It's not that our guy's bad—it's that she's the monster, right?
🔔 Donation
[Anonymous donated 1,000 won.] ─"Jeon Jeonseol fighting!!!!!!"
You have to keep winning.
For the honor of all the guys you've taken down.
Selen had only landed five hits before losing, but as Jeon Jeonseol kept beating other pros while taking even fewer, her stock kept rising.
Still, five hits ain't bad...
The vet from the top team who held the line...
Who took the most Dagger hits against Jeon Jeonseol today? Selen.
🔔 Donation
[Anonymous donated 1,000 won.] ─"Wait, did Jeon Jeonseol's stream always have this many pros watching? They were lurking as shy Jeonseol Keepers."
— Anonymous
Jeon Jeonseol embarrassed?
— Anonymous
Saying every day you check top girl streamers is embarrassing lol
— Anonymous
Nah? Not watching cuz she's a girl, watching cuz she's good? Power analysis?
— Anonymous
Lol if you were watching cooking you'd be caught red-handed
— Anonymous
Anyway, list today's challengers and etch 'em in stone lol
— Anonymous
Did she time this for pro teams' break? Sneaky.
— Anonymous
Gasp! Timed it for Victory and Wild?
— Anonymous
Lol no real friends lol lonely lol
— Anonymous
Why isn't this girl a pro?
After beheading the last pro, she reset the room.
Password revealed, ten seconds passed—no more pros.
Over ten pros down already; no surprise if no one else came.
"Guess that's it. Shall we wrap up? The brownie winner... none."
— Anonymous
<End.>
— Anonymous
New god Shen
— Anonymous
Main nick didn't even land a letter lololol
— Anonymous
I bow to the GOAT
— Anonymous
Victory not coming? That's dereliction of duty.
— Anonymous
Why no pro debut for her?
— Anonymous
We'll see her in tournaments from Spring season, right?
— Anonymous
Please spare our Blue Dragons
— Anonymous
She syncs well with Wild—how about Proud? Please?
— Anonymous
Thinks being good at 1v1 makes her top-tier? Gets humbled.
— Anonymous
Someone mad their fave got beheaded lololol
— Anonymous
Everyone lost anyway—cheers~
— Anonymous
Fr, opponent's Jeon Jeonseol lol. Losing to her is like getting wet in rain?
— Anonymous
Undefeated invincible light light light
🔔 Super Chat
[JeonJeonseolWin donated 100,000 won.] ─"Great show, super fun. Keep going, GOAT."
Just as the ending vibe settled, that guy appeared.
The undisputed strongest in Teamfight Arena.
Victory, called Team Ace himself, entered the custom game.
ASC Victory: <One game?>
— Anonymous
Whoa, for real?
⭐ Top Comment
— Anonymous
Victory! Victory! Victory! Victory! Victory!
— Anonymous
Clash of world-top titans—my heart swells.
— Anonymous
Wtf why'd you actually come
— Anonymous
Popcorn time!
— Anonymous
Ordered chicken seeing Victory join. Chicken won't even hit the fryer before it's over lol
The chat exploded like a tidal wave.
Excitement wasn't just in chat—Jeon Jeonseol felt it too.
A worthy opponent had finally shown up.
"Yo, you sure? You got way more to lose."
Jeon Jeonseol had never once thought herself inferior to Victory.
But fans might see it differently.
A rookie god taking down the ultimate peak, the legend himself? Shock city.
But he was in now. No backing out without looking like a coward.
The fight was inevitable.
ASC Victory: <GG>
Victory hadn't planned to join this event originally.
But teammates Selen and Squid kept pushing, and he got swept up.
Selen wanted to see him fight.
Squid wanted to reclaim some honor after his crushing defeat.
It's not that I suck—she's just freakishly good, right?
Though hardly anyone doubted that anymore.
Still, it felt right for Victory to step up and close this chapter.
The final battle began.
What does it mean to dodge and land Dagger Acrobat daggers?
Straight-line projectiles, fast attacks, decent range.
Pro level demands seeing and dodging from max range, but casuals struggle even there.
Most non-pro challengers got toyed with and killed without closing distance.
Then the 50-70% range zone.
Dodging here puts you in the pro reaction speed elite.
Seeing the dagger isn't enough.
Player right-clicks direction, character walks—not teleports—so movement speed factors in.
Command + movement lag means even seeing it doesn't guarantee dodge—unlucky deaths happen.
Yet Jeon Jeonseol dodged every single one at this range.
Seeing and reacting faster, turning "gut feel" dodges into pure visual ones.
Gut misses 1-2/10; pure mechanics? Near 100%.
Then 30-50% range.
The exact distance where Selen hit a wall.
Thought impossible to visually dodge—pure mindgames.
Here, Victory and Jeon Jeonseol dodged every attack from each other.
Something no one else could do.
Hit rate: 0% each.
— Anonymous
Wtf dodging everything
— Anonymous
Land a hit already lol
— Anonymous
They holding back on purpose?
— Anonymous
Hard to miss on purpose at that range
— Anonymous
Watch closely idiots—straight throws, micro-movement dodges.
— Anonymous
Insane
— Anonymous
So that wasn't mindgames, just visual dodges???????
— Anonymous
Impossible???? Reaction time sub-0.1s????
— Anonymous
Hey! Are your eyes slow-mo cams, dammit!
— Anonymous
Eyes are one thing, but moving is harder
— Anonymous
Team noobs who can't dodge at max range get eternal props lololol
— Anonymous
Didn't know Dagger duels were this tense
— Anonymous
Get closer and they won't dodge visually? Close the gap.
— Anonymous
Closer and they'll be lip-locking.
Against Selen, Jeon Jeonseol ate five daggers here.
She'd slacked off since it seemed unbeatable.
But Victory? An opponent even she acknowledged.
One she thought she could lose to.
Full focus, eyes wide, dodging.
Obviously different from mindlessly walking into a ball versus bracing to catch it.
Result: zero daggers landed in 30 seconds of poking.
Now two choices.
Endurance battle of focus and stamina.
Or close tighter for pure mindgames.
Closer than this, Q prediction dodges impossible for anyone.
Predict throw, pre-adjust—mindgame territory.
Jeon Jeonseol chose to close in.
Endurance war? Bad matchup.
Victory just arrived fresh.
She'd already beheaded 10+ pros, burning focus.
...And, well, she's a girl.
Girls have less stamina than guys, exceptions aside.
Unfair, but biology.
Can't help what your body's like.
In the mindgame range, the focus zone, Jeon Jeonseol casually dropped this.
"Grinding your teeth to win—you must really want that brownie, huh?"
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