[Esports] I'm Just a Little Short of FMVP

1L: No trolls here, just some support-player jokes:

As everyone knows, Mabel, the support player for BSG, is a girl, and their ADC Squid is always yelling at her, complaining that she's not good enough at support. So Mabel had an epiphany and signed up for a training class.

A month later, Mabel beat Squid into silence with Muay Thai.

"I'm not afraid of being flamed."

On the World Championship stage, the girl bathed in the spotlight answered the host's questions.

Seventeen years old, female, solo-queue queen, "Mabel," trending topic: Mabel gets instantly killed, most underrated player, assist queen, FMVP. Burdened with all these labels, she was destined to be surrounded by controversy without end.

"If you play, you might lose. If you try to show off, someone might outplay you. But when I find an opening, I'll go in. If you're afraid to lose, then don't play. That's what makes you unworthy of winning." The seventeen-year-old's expression was filled with stubborn defiance. Her face was still youthful, but her gaze had been honed to a razor's edge.

"I'm not afraid of being called a deadweight. Let the Tieba crowd make fun of me if they want. I don't play games to make other people happy. I play to win. I want to win."

There's no need to say more. Once I claim the crown of victory, everyone will have to bow before me.

1. An esports story set in League of Legends, with a female support player as the protagonist.

2. None of the characters are based on real people, but the matches draw on real-world references.

3. The author is so bad at the game they've been locked away. Please point out any bugs you find.

Theme: Striving for victory