From the fifth place on the leaderboard, Nian Thirteen, the jungler of the Taiwanese team Assassins, was in sixth place. Seven, the top laner of the North American team COG, was in seventh place. Orian, the top laner of the Korean team, was in eighth place.
"Star Emperor" Morning Star, who was recognized as the strongest mid laner, was pushed down to ninth place.
In tenth place was et007, who had performed amazingly on the first day of the Nightingale dark battle. By now, his identity had been roughly guessed by the people in the circle. He should be the professional jungler of the European LCS division, Nate.
Although he had fallen from the top three on the first day of the Dark War to tenth place, as a new professional player this season, he was able to occupy a spot in the top ten of the Dark War overall ranking. This result was enough to make everyone gasp in admiration of this European rookie jungler.
Further down the leaderboard, from eleventh to fifteenth place, the top professional players of the LPL division were grouped together.
Tian Tian fell out of the top ten and was ranked eleventh.
Song of the Wild Snow was ranked thirteenth.
Shi Hang was ranked fourteenth.
As for the twelfth and fifteenth places, they were occupied by Team SSK's F, Han Shihao, and his jungler teammate, Mafa.
Generally speaking, this was the situation of this year's dark battle leaderboard.
For the vast majority of the local server players, the final result of this leaderboard was a little disappointing. After three days of hard work, the top professional almighties in the LPL region had only managed to occupy two spots in the top ten of the leaderboard.
"Circle God" fell out of the top ten, and even "Star Emperor" was barely in ninth place.
The only thing that comforted the Chinese players was that the mysterious Lin had made it into the top five and was ranked fourth. One had to know that the top three players on the leaderboard were all at the level of the Yonkō. Fourth place was really not bad.
There were even some Chinese players who forced themselves to be optimistic:
"Isn't F only in twelfth place?"
"Our Circle God even beat F by one place!"
Of course, no one would take these words seriously. After all, the ranking list released today was the overall ranking of the three days of the Nightingale secret battle, and Han Shihao had only participated in a few matches on the last day of the secret battle. This kind of ranking data could not prove anything.
It was the same for the Four Emperors and Seven Emperors, including MAFA and Phoenix. Although their rankings in this year's Dark Battle Leaderboard weren't that impressive, that was only because they hadn't participated in many matches.
If it was said that these top-notch experts had also used all their energy and three days to compete for the rankings — —
If that was the case, the final ranking of this year's Dark Battle Leaderboard would probably undergo another major change.
Of course, not being on the leaderboard did not mean that one's strength was weak. However, being able to fight their way into the top ten was enough to prove one's strength.
At the very least …
After this year's Nightingale Dark Battle, names like "J", "et007", and "Lin" were destined to be firmly remembered by countless League of Legends players. At the same time, they would also become the targets of investigation and research for a long time to come.
… …
This year's Nightingale Dark Battle of the S6 season ended just like that.
It was a perfect ending.
Countless ordinary League of Legends players watched the matches of the dark battles for a few days, and they were also very satisfied.
This year's Nightingale Dark Battle, in terms of scale and popularity, was far greater than the previous years.
Not only did J, who had shaken the entire world of professional esports, appear, but even the veteran Four Emperors, including the head of the Four Emperors, Han Shihao, had all participated in this year's Dark Battle.
Such a gorgeous all-star lineup was simply unprecedented.
It would be difficult to see so many top-notch experts at the same time in the S Series World Finals.
"This year's Nightingale …"
"It really is a gathering of all the top players in the world of professional esports."
On the Internet, some players lamented.
This lamentation was also agreed by many other netizens.
However, this wasn't entirely true.
Shanghai, Shanghai. Lin Feng sat down in a private room at the Internet Cow Internet Cafe and continued to eat his fried rice with relish. Meanwhile, Tang Bingyao sat in front of her computer screen and curiously scrolled through the chat history of the Dark Battle MSN chat group. She carefully looked through the Dark Battle leaderboard.
All of a sudden, Tang Bingyao said,
"How many admins are there in the Dark Battle MSN chat group?"
Lin Feng casually replied, "That's right.
"Admins?"
"About five or six."
"Old 13, Orian, Autumn, and Seven are all admins."
Tang Bingyao nodded. Her eyes swept back and forth between the leaderboard and the leaderboard. A confused look appeared on her face.
"But there are one or two admins who didn't participate this time?"
"I can't find their names on the leaderboard."
Ceng Rui also came over and looked at the leaderboard with Tang Bingyao. He subconsciously furrowed his brows.
"That seems to be the case."
"Even though Orian, Seven, and the other admins have been in charge of spectating the matches for the past few days, they've still participated in quite a few matches. If there are six admins, why haven't the other two appeared since the beginning?"
"If that's the case …" Lin Feng rubbed his chin and made a rather irresponsible guess. "It's probably because the other two guys are too weak and are too embarrassed to fight."
Tang Bingyao and Ceng Rui naturally didn't believe this.
After all, the admins in the Dark Battle MSN chat group were all at the level of the Seven Kings and Four Emperors. The other two admins who didn't show up were definitely not weak.
However …
Why didn't they show up?
… …
After the Dark Battle ranking list was announced, the Dark Battle MSN chat group became lively again. A group of professional players were talking and congratulating each other, old friends, and old opponents.
And in a private chat window of a good friend, a conversation was also going on.
"Congratulations on the leaderboard."
The first message came from one of the six admins in the Dark Battle MSN chat group, "Crow".
The target of the message was, of course, the number one on the Dark Battle Leaderboard, J.
In response to Crow's congratulations, J's attitude was noncommittal.
"Are you really not interested in this year's Dark Battle?"
"I thought you would at least participate in one or two matches on the last day."
"After all —"
"Didn't that F come out too?"
Crow, on the other end of the chat, was still calm in response to J's words.
"It's nothing."
"I'll just watch the matches as an observer."
"I don't want to show up too soon. After all, you alone are eye-catching enough. With me, those people from the previous generation will probably immediately guess something."
"What we're going to do … it's better to keep a low profile for now."
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