As a heads up LS stands for Legally Silenced right now so there's nothing particularly juicy revealed in this stream drama-wise:

Current Plans:

• Still has a lot of passion for league and got his "Third Wind" from the experience, wants to do a bunch of league content from Korea

• Facecheck will be regular again, intends to do as many LCK co-streams as possible and wants to liveview some LCS/LEC.

• LS plans on releasing an official video about his future later (not a drama video).

• Does not plan on coaching in any official position again. Says he sacrificed too much in the last 3 months and was too much risk. Wants to use his current unaffiliated position to help individual pro players which comes at far less risk.

C9:

• Lawyers are handling a lot of stuff, as a result there is a lot LS cannot say. LS hopes that his reputation for being transparent/open on stream historically makes it clear that these legal reasons are why he won't say much.

• LS says that he "needed" to get a lawyer for this.

• His visa situation is a mess in Korea due to the abrupt return.

• Thinks what little time he had on C9 showed the value in a lot of what he had been preaching. Looks at the drafting/freezing/first timing Soraka/Malphite on stage positively. Hopes that some of his content/perspectives (like having Ivern solo lane S tier on past Worlds tier lists) will be more openly received and wants to do more of that. Walks away from the overall situation happy and proud of Fudge/other players.

• Looks at Blaber with a totally different and better perspective: says Blaber thinks about the game alot and is super malleable when it comes to playstyle/learning. Said he could absorb information like a sponge in addition to being very good mechanically.

• Says fans shouldn't be negative towards Max: has said "If not me, then Max". Thinks Max is thrown into a super difficult situation with less help (now that LS isn't at C9 anymore) and a lot more weight on his shoulders.

• Was sad to leave, but had a lot of support and is doing well personally so he's not going to let this whole situation affect him more than it has to.

• Thinks people should still be excited to watch C9 and support the players/staff.

miscellaneous stuff mentioned:

• Hasn't talked to Nemesis in a while (not since november).

• Plans on making personal merch.

• Joe Marsh and Hotshot helped him a lot with his return to Korea, the former with transportation back to Korea and the latter for providing housing after he was kicked.

• Thanks everyone for supporting him after all of this. Was especially happy to see Korean viewers support him.

• Got at least SIX offers from other teams after being released from C9 (none of them were from T1 and were from various regions were the only specifics he gave. He also got a message live from someone asking him to do remote work for KCORP but doesn't think it was an actual official at KCORP).

• Will co-stream LCK with Caedrel later this week. Also would be more than happy to do anything on the LCS or LEC stream if asked.

• LS also responded to the Portuguese Senator's tweet. I'll link a clip to the start of his response and you can watch the full vod via this if you want since it's a pretty lengthy/thorough response but tl;dw is that leaguepedia has a lot of wrong/misleading information about the teams he "coached" (never officially hired by G2, teams disbanding entirely, etc.) which skews the data lower than it should be.