One of the most interesting player transfers is the transfer of former EVOS Legends player, Ferxiic, to his rival, namely RRQ (Rex Regum Qeon). RRQ Ferxiic's transformation from an unruly "young tiger" to a "Young Master" is a story that moved influencer Brandon Kent to tears.

From a Young Tiger into a Young Master, RRQ Ferxiic Made Brandon Kent Proud

Ferxiic was previously known as a young player full of potential on the EVOS Legends team. However, there is a note from Gustian Rekt, a fellow EVOS Legends player, who revealed that Ferxiic was once a difficult player to manage and had to be demoted to the MDL (Mobile Legends Professional League) as punishment.

"Ferxiic went down to MDL because he is a young tiger who was difficult to control. Like a child's punishment, he went down to MDL," said Gustian REKT.

However, Ferxiic's fate changed when he decided to move to RRQ. As a new player in a team that has a large fan base, Ferxiic is trying hard to prove himself and make his contribution.

A special moment occurred when Ferxiic was interviewed after the Derby Classic match by MPL ID Host, Bude Clara Mongstar. Asked how he felt, Ferxiic emphatically replied, "It's more comfortable here."

That simple answer illustrates the significant changes Ferxiic has experienced since becoming part of the RRQ team. His new life in the team and the support from his colleagues made him feel better and more valued.

Seeing the transformation experienced by RRQ Ferxiic, the Kingdom commander, Brandon Kent, was touched. "I'm touched," said Brandon Kent. "Until Ferxiic himself said that. I saw him while at RRQ, he kept smiling, really really happy like that."

Ferxiic's transformation from a young player who was considered difficult to manage into a person who is respected as a Young Master, is clear proof that effort, dedication and a supportive environment can make a big difference in the performance of a pro player.

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