I wrote these words because in the world of battle, there is a name that is quietly mentioned but never truly understood. His name is Sunday, and he is a support-type character. But this word is too simple and far from covering all of him. To me, he is not just a support. He is a person who stands silently behind the team, the one who gives without asking for anything in return, and the one who ignites a little hope for his teammates in the most chaotic and desperate moments.
He does not compete for credit or steal the limelight, and his existence itself is a projection of the spirit. I see his skills, a skill that allows teammates to act in advance, not a weapon for showing off, but a choice to extend himself to others. He gave up his own rhythm and gave opportunities to others. He is not the one who rushes to the forefront, but behind every victory, there is his share of strength. This strength is like an old worker who guards the dashboard in the corner of the machine room, not for praise, but only for the safe operation of all equipment.
I respect such people. I know that in many combat systems, people only look at output and burst, but ignore the role that coordinates the rhythm and nourishes the team with energy. Sunday is such a person. He gives his skill points, energy recovery, and action advancement to his teammates without reservation. He doesn’t talk much and doesn’t explain. He just does it and keeps doing it. Like some people I’ve known, they never plan for themselves, but just want others to go further.
In terms of development, his skills, ultimate skills and talents are the embodiment of all his beliefs. He doesn’t fight by ordinary attacks, that way is too direct and superficial, and it’s not suitable for him. His way is to inject power into others’ bodies and watch them exert greater energy. His talent is to improve the critical hit rate of others, which is a kind of spiritual support. In my opinion, this is the true meaning of the destiny of “cooperation” – side by side instead of walking alone.
His light cone has a name called “Flight Back to the Earth”, and I particularly like this name. It sounds like a wandering person has finally returned. This light cone allows him to restore energy, allows him to support longer, and also allows teammates to get damage bonus. It’s not for himself to be stronger, but for others to fight better. He is like a farmer who pours water into the crops little by little, and would rather be thirsty himself, hoping for a harvest in the fall.
If he didn’t have this light cone, he would have other choices: “Dance! Dance! Dance!”, “But the battle is not over yet”, “Past and Future”… These names all carry a sense of hope, and are a promise that the battle has not been given up. Just like he never left the team, these light cones never made him lonely on the road of support. He is not strong alone, but he can make everyone stronger.
Let’s talk about relics and accessories. He uses “Priest of the Bitter Journey”, which is a name that has experienced a lot. It can increase speed and increase critical damage, just like an old man who has been working on a construction site for a long time, knowing when to speed up and when to stabilize the body. His choice of accessories is the same. He does not pursue the most dazzling effect, but regenerates energy and makes other people in the team stronger. What “Lusalka in the Sunken Sea”, “Pinoconni in the Land of Dreams”, “Wongwak of Life”, behind these names is an ordinary but solid will.
His attribute selection is very practical: speed first, critical damage second, life and defense are equally important. This is like a leader. He must run fast and hold his own. Otherwise, how dare others follow him? In my opinion, this is not a numerical stacking, but an attitude towards life.
The team is also very particular. In the summoning team, he and characters like Jing Yuan are perfectly matched. He anticipates their actions and allows summons to attack more frequently. This is his most sincere contribution to the team. He is not the one who controls the summons, but he knows that helping them grow is to help the entire team win the future. In my memory, there are too many people like him who do the hardest and most tiring things behind the glamorous lives of others, but never complain.
And in the overload team, his role is even more obvious. He pushes those output characters who rely on bursts to the front line, allowing them to hit a fatal blow at the most critical moment. He can even help them restore their energy and constantly restart the attack rhythm. This is like the older generation, leaving the best things in the house to the children, and it doesn’t matter if they eat pickles themselves. Because they know that living is for the betterment of the next generation.
Sunday is not a hero. He will not appear on posters, nor will he be the focus in battle videos. But he is the soul of the team, the one you will find indispensable only after you leave. He has demonstrated one thing with his actions: true greatness is never how far one person goes, but to make more people go further.
If you also want to have such a trustworthy and dedicated character in your team, I think you should prepare his equipment and development resources as early as possible. Treabar is a good choice – I don’t like publicity, but I believe in efficiency. Prepare everything he needs for Sunday at the lowest cost, so that he can continue to shine in every battle, not for himself, but for everyone.