LEC Wooloo explained that at the time of his stream, during the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, he thought that Yike had not received an offer from Fnatic. According to him, Fnatic sent a first offer to the player the next day at 9 PM, and Yike had to accept it under the pressure of a deadline, regardless of the outcome of discussions with Skewmond. He also stated that at the time of his previous message, no agreement existed between G2 and Karmine Corp (KC), adding that no one in these two organizations could honestly claim otherwise. The journalist defended his information on Skewmond and Yike, while acknowledging that some criticism directed at him was justified. He believed that an anonymous account tried to discredit him with distorted information, but it was likely someone who worked for neither a team nor an agency. He clarified that his article on Yike, which had been prepared for a long time, was not aimed at KC and indicated that the player was not leaving the organization by choice. He described this decision as a sporting choice and stated that Yike was not a traitor. LEC Wooloo also explained that Yike's anniversary post on Sheep had been scheduled while he was sleeping, by a team of community managers who did not have access to information about the transfer market. He said he had not written his message to criticize accounts that published rumors. Regarding the staff, he corrected his previous statements: KC had now started looking into new options for its coaching, particularly in Korea. Upon arriving in New York for Worlds, he indicated that he would not be able to stream in the coming days and that he intended to distance himself from Twitter. Finally, he called on his readers to support Laure and Sjokz, whom he described as victims of harassment on Twitter. He also specified that, in his opinion, defending the right to abortion meant allowing women to choose based on their circumstances and beliefs, and not forcing them to have abortions. #Esport #LEC #Mercato (translated)