Ankit finally launched into a match with Raistar and two of his guild's newest YouTubers—permanent members he'd recruited but rarely played with due to his usual squad's constant presence. This game, however, presented the perfect opportunity to connect, observe, and build camaraderie with these rising stars.
Determined to study Raistar's gameplay directly, Ankit dropped onto the factory roof, far from his team, and deliberately jumped off to get knocked out. This rare self-elimination shocked his teammates. "Bro, who made you fall? I'll avenge you!" exclaimed Rakesh00007, legendary in the making and now loyal to Ankit's circle. Ankit, not wanting to reveal his voice, simply stayed silent.
Alongside Rakesh was Binzaid Bhai, another future legend whose reserved nature kept his microphone silent. Both had joined the guild following Ankit's invitations over Instagram—Rakesh after a voice call and full guild introduction, and Binzaid without much conversation. Ankit respected Binzaid's privacy, never pressing for more details.
Able to speak freely with Rakesh, Ankit called him to explain the strategy: "I eliminated myself to observe Raistar's moves." Rakesh, understanding, quickly hung up and returned his focus to the match.
In the game, Raistar—invited by Binzaid—quickly proved himself. He landed at Peak's main house, showcasing blinding movement speed and tactical decision-making as he took down an entire squad with swift body shots. Even when outnumbered at Bimasakti, Raistar effectively used the new gloo wall item, though a slight delay left him exposed and eventually knocked out.
Ankit recognized the reason behind the slow wall placement. He'd already advised Garena to improve this, but for now, the need for better technique was clear. Watching his new ally learn and adapt fueled Ankit's resolve to share his knowledge.
As the match ended, Binzaid and Rakesh secured a booyah, notching nine and ten kills—a testament to the guild's rising synergy.
Determined to help, Ankit messaged Raistar in-game, asking for his Instagram or WhatsApp contact: "I have something important to share." The moment marked a turning point, the beginning of a mentorship where legends would learn from one another, propelling both their skills and their channels into Free Fire history.