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"Your level is way too high, isn't it? And why is your equipment so good?"

Zhang Yi, who had just reached Level 16 and had painstakingly farmed up a Black King Bar following the recommended build, glanced at Wang Han's Ogre Magi beside him.

By then, her Ogre Magi had already reached Level 18 and learned its level 3 ultimate.

Her equipment was also remarkably luxurious: Arcane Boots, Hand of Midas, Force Staff, Wand of the Shaman, and Kelen's Dagger.

Meanwhile, his Dragon Knight only had Power Treads, Black King Bar, Blink Dagger, and a Sange. He was still a little short of the gold needed to finish Heaven's Halberd.

Back in the laning phase, he had thought Ogre Magi was only somewhat strong in the early game.

After all, if a support was not strong in the early game, how could it protect its own core and help them survive until the late game?

But once they reached the mid game, he realized something was off.

Ever since Wang Han's Ogre Magi bought Hand of Midas—

Using its gold-transmute ability could actually trigger the hero's Multicast, letting her transmute two targets at once. At level 3, she could even transmute three units.

And aside from turning a unit into 160 gold, Hand of Midas more importantly multiplied the experience gained by 2.1 times.

Its cooldown was only ninety seconds, too.

And Multicast could trigger on the corresponding skill as well.

The Level 18 Ogre Magi threw a Flamebreak at the Windranger, who had activated Windrun while still at half health.

As Zhang Yi watched in stunned disbelief, a ×4 icon appeared above Windranger's head.

Boom! Boom! Boom! Boom!

Four explosions went off in succession, instantly blowing the low-health Windranger to death.

A deep voice echoed across the battlefield: Godlike.