Golden Spatula: My Ahri Crawled Through the Internet to Find Me

Qin Yang, a college student at Binzhou Vocational Institute, stubbornly plays mages in the gutter-tier of Teamfight Tactics: Magic n’ Mayhem, Set 16.

Hoping to suppress his bad luck with the “Dragon-Image Emperor” avatar, he never imagined that after a bizarre flash of electricity, the Ahri he had personally rolled would crawl out of the screen through the internet!

Faced with the nine-tailed fox, who was clutching a bottle of Master Kong iced tea and looking adorably bewildered, Qin Yang didn’t even have time to get excited before the livestream chat broke his spirit:

“Gutter-tier mages have no future. Streamer, go sit in eighth place where you belong!”

Ahri was very unhappy, and the consequences were severe.

Then, under the watchful eyes of viewers across the internet, statistics completely fell apart:

Qin Yang rolled for champions, and Ahri appeared five times in a row like people lining up to collect a reward;

When Ahri made her move, her 40% magic critical strike chance somehow produced a screen full of purple numbers, as if it were 100%.

Players across the internet: “Report! This streamer is definitely cheating. The devs should follow the internet cable and arrest him!” Qin Yang looked at Ahri in his arms, blowing at the screen to change the odds, and wiped away his sweat. “Everyone, calm down. These are really just special effects. Look, my Ahri even blushes...”