Starting with Zaozi Ge, a dream lineup

Chapter 54 Ning is the mole?
"Here, I noticed that Xiangguo's Jarvan IV immediately tried to use EQ to intercept Ambition's Sejuani, but unexpectedly, Ambition was extremely decisive and immediately used R first, followed by Q."

"Then, after Xiangguo recovered from the freeze, he found that his health was dropping very quickly. He had used his punishment too early and was punished by Sect Leader An."

"This is the experience of Sect Leader An!"

Several commentators, watching the replay, remarked that as the saying goes, all's fair in war. If you fail to secure the dragon by using R followed by Q, you'll not only give away the dragon but also your kills, forcing your teammates to defend and lose gold.

"The key point here is that the side that tries to steal the dragon will always be at a disadvantage in fights, because the jungler's position is where the enemy's damage dealers are located."

"Yes, even though I think SSG could have sold Ambition in this wave, SSG actually wanted to fight."

"Another crucial point is that Wither doesn't have any rage and comes down to its small form, so this TP was completely useless. Moreover, Letme's entry position was almost perfect."

"This team fight can be interpreted as Kennen entering the fray already in a 'reaping' state."

"Although Kennen is an AD carry, this engagement provided a large area of ​​stable crowd control, which was actually enough. Xiaohu and Uzi's damage output was incredibly explosive."

"I think this was a rare command error by the SSG."

"Just as you guys said, selling one would be a sure win, and could even make up for the losses from the early stages, because what SSG needs right now is time."

"The reason Ambition came down to steal the Baron was to prevent RNG from pushing too fast."

After some analysis, Wawa and Miller realized that even they probably didn't expect their guess to be true.

SSG team.

Master An's face turned ashen. He had originally thought that he would make a huge profit by stealing the dragon.

Upon seeing that he had punished someone, he immediately shouted "gogogo" into the microphone, but the other person, Kuwei, misheard it as "going up."

He signaled to everyone to leave quickly, saying "go," which meant that everyone should evacuate.

A simple TP (transfer) is like forcing everyone onto the same boat – should we accept it or not?

We definitely have to accept the challenge, otherwise we won't be able to defend the tower if two of us die. We might as well try to use Gnar's teleport to create a miracle team fight.

So, Crown and Ruler both headed towards the Dragon Pit. KouJJ, who was standing to the side, wanted to suggest retreating, but the constant shouts of "Go, go, go!" came from the noisy microphone, so he had no choice but to follow.

Once the damage dealers had recovered, everyone was still eager to try, positioning themselves a few steps forward, afraid that he would flash and use his ultimate on several people, preventing them from immediately following up with damage.

The withered creature didn't disappoint, bringing a small surprise: a "small" Gnar with less than 30 rage.

Grass (a type of plant), I've been tricked.

There's a mole inside. Get out of here immediately.

However, just as the three were retreating, they took the wrong route again, attempting to escape through the river to the middle of the road. They ran right into Letme, who was rushing towards them. In an instant, thunder roared and heads rolled.

Aside from Little Gnar using E and Flash to escape, the other four remained in this sorrowful place.

"Withered, don't talk during the next team fight, just listen to my commands."

After thinking for a moment, Sect Leader An suppressed his temper and pretended to be calm.

"Okay, okay, boss. Next time you say east, I'll never go west. Just tell me..."

Rng.Letme killed SSG.Cuvve
An enemy is unstoppable
Rng.Letme is unstoppable.
"Sorry, sorry, I didn't expect this rat to deal so much damage."

As Letme split-pushed in the bottom lane, Kennen, who had built Blade of the Ruined King, Phantom Dancer, and Guardian Angel, directly solo-killed Gnar, who only had Iceborn Gauntlet.

This time, not only did Sect Leader An glance at the withered figure on the far left, but even the three teammates sitting in the middle and on the right looked over. Everyone stared at the withered figure, making him feel uneasy all over. Betting on the outside? This is ridiculous!

This is what Coach Edgar in the audience was thinking: You're telling me that you, one of the strongest top laners in LCK, the solo kill king of S6, have now been solo killed by this old slacker Letme.

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"Wither, be careful, don't die again, or this round is over."

It was Sect Leader An who spoke first, but this time he spoke through gritted teeth, as if he were saying, "If you give me another head, I'll make you bleed on the stage right here."

"Although RNG didn't get the Baron buff, this wave of four kills and two towers has actually given them a bigger economic lead."

"Yes, the main reason is that their vision control is very obvious. Without outer turrets, SSG's vision control is significantly reduced."

"Letme was trying to take down Wither here, but Wither had no vision and was still pushing. Oh no! The moment Wither shrunk, he actually used his E skill and ran away to go back to base."

After clearing the minions, many people make the mistake of using a movement skill to move backward and then returning home. This is a common mistake, even among professional players.

"Letme's damage is so high! One hit from Blade of the Ruined King, and two auto-attacks took away a third of Wither's health. Wither looks very tanky now, but he doesn't have a single resistance item."

"Got it! Letme solo-killed Wither! Wow! Letme was amazing this game, he solo-killed you with your own champion, that's like a slap in the face to Wither!"

"Letme is now unbeatable in a 1v1 situation. His item build shows that I'm focused on split pushing this game, and my premise for split pushing is that I can beat your Gnar and even solo kill you."

The death of Gnar in the top lane completely disrupted SSG's rhythm.

With Gnar dead in the top lane, SSG's only single-target fighter, Ryze, was effectively neutralized, forcing him to go top lane to face Kennen.
Meanwhile, RNG's duo reappeared in the bottom lane, teaming up with Xiangguo's Jarvan IV who had come from home, and the three of them forcefully pushed down the bottom lane tower that SSG had previously tried to protect.

Without their elder brother, Wanderer, around, Pig Girl and Lulu the Mouse didn't dare to guard the place at all.

Why are professional matches so "stable"?
Because when teams work together in a highly collaborative manner, if one person has a problem, it can have far-reaching consequences.

This breakthrough, created by Letme's split push in the top lane to kill the withered Gnar, resulted in SSG losing two outer turrets and a wave of minions in the bottom lane.

This gave RNG a team economic advantage of over 2000, and also cut off the roaming's driving and ganking rhythm, while the three of them were also tied up in the bottom lane.

Xiaohu, who was farming in the mid lane, pushed the minion wave to the high ground. Although Gnar came to defend it, SSG lost the F6 wolves, the gromp, the buff, and other resources in the jungle.

At this point, RNG's economic advantage had reached 8000.
RNG's most fed player is undoubtedly Letme, who has at least a 3000 gold advantage.

In 24 minutes, Kennen, with 5 kills, 269 CS, and a level of 15, completely transformed into the Thunder Mage.

Seeing the supplies Xiaohu had brought back from home and the upgraded equipment he had acquired, SSG was plunged into despair.

Ghostly Book + Small Mask + Sorcerer's Shoes + Sorcerer's Scepter + Doran's Ring.

With such luxurious equipment, at this point in time, no one on SSG's side could withstand Syndra's burst damage. Apart from Sejuani, everyone else would basically die if Syndra pushed them down.

After gaining a significant advantage in the carry position, RNG began to slow down their pace.

"Samsung's Baron Nashor deal resulted in a negative economic impact, but fortunately RNG didn't secure it. Thanks to Crown's Ryze and Twitch's wave clear, they can still hold onto their high ground."

"Although Xiaogou is good at playing Xayah, this champion has a very short attack range. Basically, if you get close to the tower, the chances of you getting engaged on are very high."

"However, RNG has been constantly encroaching on the outer jungle. Although both sides have entered a period of peaceful development, SSG will still have to come out to engage once the next Baron is available."

(End of this chapter)