Chapter Four: The Underrated Bracket

At minute eight, Jordan dropped a deep Ward in the river and spotted both enemy supports moving into the jungle with Sentries. “Go now,” he said. Isaiah jumped first, Nick wrapped from bottom while pretending to recall, and Caleb used Fire Remnant to create space, bait the enemy’s first round of control, then cut into the back line from the side. There was no insane pentakill clip. Just a brutally efficient kill order: break healing first, kill the back line, force the BKBs, finish the mid. The turning point came at minute twenty-three. Sunfire Pact took Aegis and marched at high ground. Twitch chat was already running with “NA Dota is dead,” and the desk was openly talking about whether Harbor Wolves could even survive the defense.