The Manila Major will be held at the Asia Business Center Arena. The entire event lasts for about five days. A total of 16 teams are invited. The Chinese team has direct invitations to Wings, Newbee, LGD and VGJ.T who made it through the qualifiers.

I looked through the competition information boredly. It is worth mentioning that VGJ.S was originally eliminated from the North American qualifiers, but in the end because the first two winning teams abstained due to force majeure such as visas or player illness, VGJ.S automatically qualified.

When I saw this intriguing news, I smiled slightly. There was definitely something fishy behind it. The main reason I came to Manila this time was to see what tricks Bai Chongtian was going to pull off.

Oh, by the way, there is another piece of news that is quite eye-catching:

[A last-minute change of players, VGJ’s new mid laner withdrew from the Manila Major due to family reasons. Coach Mikasa once again takes the field. Can he continue his legend? 】

First floor: It’s such a familiar scene. I seem to have seen it somewhere.

Second floor: The second nono? I suspect the coach did it on purpose. The mid laner won another championship in the blood sacrifice?

Third floor: God damn family reasons, I guess I escaped because I wet my pants, right?

Fourth floor: VGJ is scheduled to win the title in Manila.

Floor 5: Is LGD’s only designated champion arguing with you?

Sixth Floor: Brothers, don’t forget my big Newbee who has won 29 consecutive games.

Seventh Floor: Oh? Is that the team that was defeated by OG?

Eighth Floor: You all look down on Wings. What do you mean?

…

The plane flight was not particularly long, and we arrived in the short time it took me to browse Min community news.

Manila, the capital of the Philippines, is also the largest port city in the Philippines. It is the most European metropolis in Asia and is known as the "New York of Asia".

When I got off the plane, it was already evening local time. I took a taxi to the outskirts of Pasay in Manila, which is indeed a first-class metropolis. At night, there are still colorful lights everywhere and there are crowds of people.

I stood in front of the shopping mall and looked at this large construction venue. I was still a little excited when I thought that the DOTA2 Special Championship was about to be held here.

In fact, I rarely go abroad to compete. The only time I went abroad was at the Berlin Major in Germany. At that time, I was very high-spirited and had no idea what the world was like. When I met the top teams in the world, I dared to directly challenge them. As a result, because my teammates were eating, we were

I suffered a terrible fate, and I was made a laughing stock for a long time.

"Hey, watch out!"

"Excuse me."

I was just looking at the iconic large building when I accidentally bumped into a foreigner. Regardless of the language problem, I nodded and apologized in Chinese. He just glanced at me, didn't say anything, and then turned around and left.

I always feel something is weird.

When I touched my pocket, it turned out that it was like this. I smiled and my phone was gone.

It seems that there are pests in small counties and leeches in big cities. The same urine is found in all parts of the world. No matter where you go, you should not take it lightly, especially if you are alone.

I originally wanted to wait until I arrived at the venue before calling Cheng Qing, but now it seems I have to find a place to spend the night. Fortunately, I asked Bai Ruohai to prepare some phoebe (Philippine currency) for me.

The first choice was of course an Internet cafe, but actually a hotel was the best place to go. But I was short of money, so I simply found an Internet cafe for one night, and the next day I went to inquire about the hotels where the major teams were staying.

There are many Internet cafes here, most of which are open in a row. I chose one that I liked. Its facade is an old DOTA1 map, which looks quite charming from a distance.

As soon as I walked in, I had a completely different feeling here. Although the decoration and layout are not as good as those of "Internet Cafe", and there is no avant-garde beverage front desk, the atmosphere can be described in four words as "unparalleled" .

Almost all the users in the Internet cafe are DOTA players. I can even see a boy younger than me in the corner.

Various exquisite DOTA posters are posted on the walls. Peripherals and small accessories related to the Dota series are displayed at the front desk. Further inside, you can even see a specially placed sand table cabinet, which regularly changes the heroes with sand paintings. Character, today's character is Shadow Demon - the Demon Devouring King.

There is an Immortal Shield on the back of the gaming chair, and the color is exactly this year’s theme color, Miracle Black and Red. It seems that the boss here is an out-and-out DOTA enthusiast.

"Hello, Uh... hello?" A slightly rich middle-aged man came to say hello. He looked at me and hesitated for a while, and finally changed to Chinese.

"Hello." I nodded.

The middle-aged man looked very excited: "Hello, Chinese Dota player."

I smiled and said, "How do you know I'm here to play DOTA?"

He smiled mysteriously and looked at the surrounding layout with satisfaction: "People who are not DOTA players rarely enter my Internet cafe and stare at my treasures in a daze."

"Oh, I forgot to introduce myself. I am the owner of this Internet cafe. I am Filipino-Chinese. You can call me Jack."

I shook hands with him out of politeness: "My name is Xiao Se, uh, I'm here to play a game. Can you open a machine for me?"

Jack smiled even more happily after hearing this: "Then you came a little early. The competition only starts in two hours, and the registration time has ended. Well...because you are from China, I will make an exception for you." Please add your name, but you will have to form a team on the spot. Can you tell me your digital ID and ladder score?"

Jack talked a lot to himself, took out paper and pen from nowhere, and asked for my account information.

"What?" I was a little confused.

He was stunned: "The shopping mall here is going to hold a Major soon. I felt itchy, so I organized an Internet Cafe Minor at my own expense. Aren't you here to participate in today's Internet Cafe Challenge?"

"I……"

Bang! Before I could finish speaking, a group of people burst in from outside the door. One of them laughed and said, "Jack, where is that kid who said he wanted to win your limited edition keyboard? Let me see if he peed his pants."

The speaker has shaved blond hair, but he doesn't look like a European or American.

"Hey, boy..."

Several young people saw a boy huddled in a corner, walked up to him, formed a circle and began to laugh at him.

Zi Mao: "How dare you, a rookie with a few hundred points, be able to use that kind of keyboard? Turn left when you go out, and go home to nurse, haha!"

Lan Mao: "Go back to League legends (go back to play your League of Legends)."

Hongmao: "**********."

The colorful hair is blowing in the wind, reminding me of a deer's rainbow darts. I don't know why, but I always have the urge to pull them out.

The boy was at a loss and could only look at Jack helplessly: "Uncle, I want to play a game."

Jack looked embarrassed: "Dumb, listen to me and go home. If you like that keyboard, I will specially design one next time and give it to your dad..."

The boy named Dui shook his head stubbornly: "No, I want to win it back by myself."

Huang Mao sarcastically said again: "Just you? A week has passed, and there are two high-level players with 6,000 points in my team. Where is your team? Have you gathered five people?"

The boy looked around helplessly. There was a circle of people watching the excitement around him. He opened his mouth, but in the end he didn't dare to ask.

"I..." I just wanted to stand up, but someone else beat me to it.

A handsome young man wearing glasses walked out of the crowd:
Chapter completed!