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Chapter 182 Another victory, securing match point in the semifinals!
Not only the commentators, but almost all the viewers were also curious.

How did Yasuo manage to catch EDG's mid and jungle so easily?
Why is there a gust of wind coming from the knife the moment we meet?
If it weren't for the wind, Yasuo would have suddenly caught Rengar.

Then a single combo killed the Rengar.

EDG still has three players left, and their jungler is still alive, so they definitely won't lose this Baron.

At this point, apart from the fallen Taliyah, the remaining four members of LGD had already started fighting Baron Nashor.

The situation on the field appears stable and unlikely to change.

The observer immediately switched to the replay of the team fight.

Yasuo's image appeared directly on the big screen at the scene.

The director knew what the audience wanted to see, so the replay camera focused directly on Yasuo.

Yasuo, who was originally in the bottom lane, immediately used his teleport when a team fight broke out in the mid lane.

The camera then moved directly to LGD's red zone.

In the LGD Stone Beetle camp, there is a red square ward between two stone beetles, one large and one small.

I don't know who stuck it.

Yasuo teleported to this ward.

There was only one ward in the Stone Beetle area, belonging to LGD, but not to EDG.

Of course, even without a direct line of sight, the teleportation beam can be vaguely seen if you simply shift your gaze to that spot.

However, all five members of EDG were currently engaged in fierce fighting on the main battlefield.

Nobody has time to scour the entire map searching for teleportation beams.

Therefore, no one on EDG's side knew that Yasuo had teleported to the Krug camp.

Yasuo, who had been teleported, landed between two stone beetles, one large and one small.

Next, Yasuo moved to the right and stood right next to the little stone beetle.

Having read this far, some viewers who are familiar with Yasuo have already understood most of their previous questions.

The next moment, Yasuo used Q on the giant stone beetle, and at the same time used E on the smaller stone beetle in front of him.

Yasuo, who was originally stuck to the small stone beetle, suddenly darted forward a bit.

They passed directly through the thin wall behind the stone beetle and arrived at the bushes next to the red buff.

Some viewers who had never seen Yasuo's E ability pass through a wall exclaimed in surprise.

Then, Yasuo used his Q skill on the Krug camp through the wall.

I landed the Q on the little stone beetle right at the extreme position.

After Yasuo used Q twice, a whirlwind appeared on his blade.

At the same time, Yasuo moved to the right and entered the bushes next to the red buff.

There is no vision of EDG in this bush.

Then, the EDG mid and jungle duo, who had killed Taliyah, prepared to escape LGD's jungle by passing through the passage between LGD's red buff and Krugs.

He was caught red-handed by Yasuo in the bushes.

That concludes the replay of the battle we just witnessed.

However, the chat in the live broadcast room was becoming increasingly lively.

[Wow, Zhou Shen's imagination! Is this even possible?]

Yasuo is a really good flanker!

【No, Yasuo can also use his E to get through walls like Malphite!】

【You're so ignorant! Yasuo can not only use his E to cross walls with the small Malphite, but also with the six raptors, and even with the Gromp!】

[Is that so? This is the first time I've ever seen anything like it. I've really learned something new!]

[Zhou Shen has a really big heart! Yasuo's E over jungle monsters is easy to miss, and playing it at a crucial moment like this, if he fails to E over, it'll be a joke!]

That's Zhou Shen for you! There's nothing he's afraid to do or attempt!

[Actually, it's not too bad. The small stone golem, the raptors, and the grouse are all relatively easy to E. The hardest part is E'ing from inside the F6 camp to the mid tower. Even Yasuo pros often make mistakes in this!]

[Was Zhou Shen's skill in this play just impressive? His strategy was truly amazing!]

Indeed, watching Zhou Shen's matches now, I see a sense of simplicity and mastery. He doesn't need any fancy maneuvers; he just dominates with his fundamentals!

To be honest, in just these two games today, Zhou Shen has already used quite a few fancy moves!

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The playback has ended; switch back to live feed.

The dragon's health has been reduced by more than half by LGD's four players.

The game lasted for more than 27 minutes.

With Gragas' Smite landing, LGD secured the first Baron Nashor of the game.

Lulu and Yasuo, who have no mobility skills, have already left the Baron pit.

The remaining female police officer and the Gragas, who both had mobility skills, used their mobility skills to jump over the wall and get into their own red buff area after taking down Baron.

On EDG's side, Varus, after respawning, rushed to the Baron pit with Karma, hoping to secure a few kills on low-health enemies, but they couldn't get a single one.

The dragon pit was now completely empty.

Seeing that his teammates hadn't managed to catch a low-health enemy, EDG's jungler, Ai Luoli, feeling that his team's chances of winning were slim, couldn't help but say angrily:

"Where did this Yasuo even come from?!"

As the person involved, he wasn't like the audience who had already watched the replay.

The poodle has already come back to life, but Ai Luoli still can't figure it out.

How did Yasuo manage to catch me and Scout?

"Stop thinking about it, let's watch the replay after we're done!"

Scout made this casual remark, intending to remind Ai Luoli to focus on the game.

After all, the base at home hasn't been destroyed yet!

If the base doesn't explode, there's still a chance.

That's certainly true in theory.

But in reality, EDG did gradually drift away in this game.

Two minutes later, LGD's Baron buff duration ended.

Using the Baron buff, LGD has taken down all the remaining outer turrets that EDG had previously had.

For EDG

The good news is that the high ground towers are still standing and haven't been destroyed by LGD.

The bad news is that EDG is now 7,000 gold behind in the economy.

This game is going further and further astray.

The game was over 31 minutes in. Wei Shen's Taliyah used her ultimate to catch Renekton, who was pushing a bit too far into the top lane and was quite far from his own top lane inhibitor.

After the crocodile was killed, all five members of LGD gathered together and directly demolished EDG's top lane inhibitor, breaking through one lane.

Of course, EDG didn't just give up like that.

They managed to put up a fight using the high ground tower.

However, after severely damaging a few LGD players, LGD pulled them away. No casualties were reported.

Two minutes later, in EDG's lower jungle.

Eimy's barrel caught Karma again while she was providing vision.

Gragas used his ultimate to knock Karma away, Yasuo followed up with his ultimate, and Karma was instantly killed.

EDG is down to one player, and LGD is doing the same thing again.

Five players grouped up and pushed EDG's bottom lane inhibitor.

With Taliyah's ultimate ability acting as a barrier, LGD easily pushed down EDG's bottom lane inhibitor turret.

Then, they destroyed EDG's bottom lane inhibitor.

At this point, Karma, who had a lower level and a shorter resurrection time, was resurrected.

Seeing that EDG had all five members, PYL wanted to play it safe and take advantage of breaking through EDG's two lanes to secure Baron Nashor.

The dragon will respawn in half a minute.

However, Zhou Dian took the lead and charged straight at EDG's inhibitor turret.

What's the point of fighting Baron Nashor?!

The female police officer in Imp has such long arms and such good equipment.

If he and Eimy just mess around a bit, the female police officer can take down EDG's inhibitor turret.

And this has indeed proven to be true.

The economic gap between the two sides was too large, and in the later stages of the game, LGD's lineup strength was already stronger than EDG's.

Therefore, even if LGD attacks from behind enemy turrets, EDG is still completely outmatched.

At this point, Yasuo's equipment consisted of Ninja Tabi, Phantom Dancer, Frozen Mallet, Sterak's Gage, and Guardian Angel.

It's incredibly durable!

He charged around EDG's twin turrets several times, but Yasuo's Guardian Angel hadn't even been triggered yet.

The two commentators stopped referring to him as "Yasuo" altogether.

Instead, it was "meat cord".

In the end, EDG put up a final stand.

They weren't so pathetic as to let someone live while watching their opponent destroy their home.

Game time is 33 and a half minutes.

EDG's five players were wiped out by LGD in a 1-for-5 exchange on their own high ground.

LGD then destroyed EDG's base crystal.

On the large screen, as the blue team's base crystal exploded, Wang Duoduo shouted loudly:

"Congratulations to LGD for winning another game, the second game of the BO5!"

"In this playoff semi-final against EDG, LGD won both games and currently leads EDG 2-0 in the overall score!"

"Now, LGD holds three match points and is just one win away from securing another ticket to Nanjing!"

This year's LPL Spring Split Finals will be held at the Nanjing Olympic Sports Center.

That's why Wang Duoduo said it was "another ticket to Nanjing".

As for the first ticket to Nanjing...

Two hours ago, WE defeated RNG and won.

So, when EDG was down 0-2 to LGD...

RNG fans seem even more anxious than EDG fans.

We have to hurry!

Who told RNG, from their official channels to their fans, to give LGD a tough rap: "See you in the finals!"

If none of us make it to the semifinals.

RNG fans can certainly say, "LGD did it too!"

We can still shamelessly continue arguing in the future.

As a result, LGD is now on the verge of reaching the finals, while RNG has already been eliminated in the semifinals.

Isn't this just making a fool of yourself?
If this is the outcome, how will the vast majority of HZ and GSL users ever be able to hold their heads high online again?

How can you still shamelessly spew insults at people everywhere!
What upsets these people the most is that it seems that this is really the final outcome.

Do you really expect EDG to come back from a 0-2 deficit to defeat LGD 3-2?

Has EDG ever come back from a 0-2 deficit to win 3-2?
And given how badly EDG played today, who can they possibly come back from a 2-0 deficit to win 3-2?

Apart from a small number of EDG fans, no one believed that EDG could come back from a 2-0 deficit to defeat LGD 3-2 today.

Therefore, when EDG lost the first game and fell behind LGD 0-1, some RNG fans who supported EDG and cheered for EDG...

After EDG lost the second game, their attitude completely changed.

They started hurling insults at EDG!

They're calling EDG trash and saying they deserved to be crushed by LGD.

The speed at which these people can change their tune is truly astonishing.

Backstage. EDG lounge.

As soon as Scout entered the lounge, he went straight to the computer in front of the coach.

He wanted to see what exactly happened during the wave where Yasuo flanked him.
Not only was he curious, but Ai Luoli was also very curious and immediately followed Scout's footsteps.

Scout quickly saw the replay of Yasuo's flank.

After reading it, Scout sighed softly and shook his head.

Then she silently turned and walked away to get a glass of water and drank it.

Then he sat down in the chair, his eyes unfocused, seemingly lost in thought.

"Damn it, why is there such a big difference in skill level in the top lane?!"

This is Scout's true feeling right now.

Of course, this idea didn't linger in Scout's mind for long before he dismissed it.

Scout is a very professional player. Even though EDG is in an extremely passive situation, he has no intention of giving up and surrendering. He is still racking his brains to find ways to win the game.

Even winning just one game would be good.

He really didn't want his head to be shaved!
(End of this chapter)