My opponent had around 1,000 matches in the Arena of Solare, but my experience and decision-making were my biggest advantages in the final.

The biggest advantage I had in the final was the difference in experience between my opponent and me. Because I have played many critical matches before, I was able to quickly read when and how to make the right move. Staying calm and making the right decisions helped me turn the match completely in my favor.

Winning the second match early gave me confidence going into the third, and by then, I had started to believe I would win the series.

Without our practice together, I probably would not have won first place. Thank you.

I would like to congratulate him for his fight. In hard matchups, luck can play a role, and I do not think he was at his best that day. Still, he is one of the strongest Striker players I have seen in any region. I also believe the opponents he faced were more challenging than mine. Reaching the final with such dedication deserves respect.

I want to thank not just the runner-up, but every Sorceress player who fought in the tournament. I genuinely enjoy Sorceress mirror matches, and I have deep respect for everyone who works hard to master the class mechanics and keeps improving. Everyone did their best, great effort. Playing against such strong opponents is always fun for me.

Of course, the Deadeye class really highlights individual skill and player decision-making. To be successful in PvP, staying calm and making quick, clear decisions is essential. Because the margin for error is very small, a single bad position or a late decision can immediately change the outcome of a match. Managing distance correctly is the most critical part of this class. You need to read your opponent’s movements well and know when to apply pressure and when to pull back. In PvP, it is a very enjoyable and satisfying class to play, one that relies entirely on player control.

Witch Succession is challenging in PvP, but it definitely has potential. In 1v1, it struggles, especially against grab classes and fast pressure, so careful play is important. Good timing and distance control can still lead to surprising results in the right hands. I am always happy to help players who want to learn or improve this class in PvE or PvP. A Discord message or in game PM is enough.

Scholar is a class that is easy to pick up but difficult to master. Simply watching combo videos is not enough. Once you understand the fundamentals, you need to actively think about how to use the skills. Playing Node Wars, Siege, and Arena of Solare will help a lot.

When I began playing Kunoichi, I improved a lot by watching the top players back then. Anyone who is new or considering starting can check out the videos on my channel and take ideas they can use in their own play. @LeyluBDO

They were very happy.

Seeing one of us win made them just as happy. Talking with everyone on Discord after the final felt amazing.

They already trusted me, but once the result was clear, everyone was genuinely very happy. Sharing that happiness with them meant a lot to me.

I cannot fully explain their reactions, but the support and belief around me were stronger than my own confidence.

My friends celebrated as if the victory was their own, and they supported me every step of the way.

Endless thanks to Rayzap, Emoxop, the Stayhigh family, and the OPERATION family for always supporting me.

Heartfelt thanks to everyone who trusted and supported me throughout this journey.

I thank everyone from the bottom of my heart, especially Ophellia. I hope my friends also find success in future tournaments. That would make me very happy.

Finally, I want to leave a big thank you to the Knaves family. We are more than just a team. We are a strong community that trusts each other, supports one another, and carries every achievement together. To everyone who supports us and stands by us in every match, this success belongs to all of us. Thank you for being here, thank you for being part of the Knaves family. Here is to many more together!

First of all, thank you. I also congratulate my friends who achieved success.