Our Alliance and Heroes

When Zidi, the "Night God" at the top of the canyon, was still showing off his anger in front of the keyboard and using his winning streak to cover up his academic failure, he never understood his father's forbearance hidden behind the medical examination form, nor did he realize the compassion in the sentence "Don't stay up late" - his father, who was suffering from coronary heart disease, could not survive the day when he finally woke up. The kill prompt for the qualifying match in the early morning has not yet dissipated, and a rare streak of five stars has pierced the night sky. The silver star trail is like the light belt of Summoner's Rift, suddenly dragging this game-addicted, irritable and childish sophomore in high school into a fairy world where League of Legends ranks are the training system. The "rune source" here replaces the rune page. The realm of black iron to master corresponds to the advancement of source power. The skills of alliance heroes are no longer commands of keyboard tapping, but a life-saving means that needs to be polished with patience and tempered with persistence. The great master who once controlled the virtual battlefield has now become a layman who cannot even activate the "rune source" stably. Without the resurrection armor and the support of teammates, the guilt and regret towards his father in the real world have turned into growth issues that must be faced in this world. From the wanton venting in the canyon to the clumsy practice beside the source field; from the misunderstanding and alienation of his father, to facing the source of darkness with the belief of "becoming stronger and protecting", the light at Zidi's fingertips will eventually change from the special effects of skills in the game to the sincere torch that illuminates himself and others. This journey that began in the star path is not a brand new game, but a book of redemption written by a young man using guilt as his pen and his growth as ink, both to his father and to himself.