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Chapter 248 The Deterrent Power of ID
"If Flash Wolves don't clear this ward, LGD will have already set up vision in the bottom half of the map!" Remember said immediately when he saw the five Flash Wolves players group up and enter LGD's red buff area.

Aside from the ward that imp's female police officer placed in the bottom lane tri-bush.

Wei Shen's Orianna also placed his ward on the open space between the blue team's F6 and red buff.

One on one.

These two decorative eyes effectively blocked the movements of the five members of the Flash Wolves.

The five Flash Wolves players who grouped up to invade LGD's red zone will be leaving later.

There are only these two directions you can go.

No matter which direction you go, you will be seen by LGD's vision.

So, the long-haired man continued:

"Flash Wolves' early invasion of LGD's jungle was indeed very aggressive, but it doesn't seem to have much effect!"

After the five members of Flash Wolves took a look at LGD's red buff camp, they...

The support Karma placed her trinket ward in the bush in front of LGD's red buff.

The location of this patch of grass is roughly in the middle of the red zone.

If you put a ward in here, the field of vision is quite large.

Moreover, many athletes don't have the habit of burrowing into the grass.

In matches, it often happens that an opponent places a ward in the bush in front of the red buff, and then no one notices it or clears the ward for several minutes.

Karma placed the trinket in the eye.

The five members of Flash Wolves then moved upwards and entered the river through the narrow passage behind the red buff.

They left LGD's red zone.

This fluctuation was naturally noticed by the accessory eye that Wei Shen had just inserted.

Originally, Flash Wolves' initial invasion should have ended here.

Zhou Dian and Eimy, who took the opportunity to run into the enemy Flash Wolves' red buff area, should also leave their own jungle.

but.

However, the game situation took a slight turn at this moment.

When the five Flash Wolves players withdrew from LGD's red zone.

Karsa's Graves was at the very back.

The other four people had already entered the riverbed.

Before the Graves had even left the bush behind LGD's red buff, he suddenly turned around and walked back.

The Graves arrived behind LGD's Krugs camp.

He placed the eye of his trinket into the stone beetle camp.

Karsa then controlled Graves to turn around and prepare to leave LGD's red zone.

However, Graves was left alone in LGD's jungle.

LGD is certainly not willing to let Graves go back so easily!
Although there is no clear vision for Graves.

However, the ward that Wei Shen placed clearly showed that the other four members of Flash Wolves had left LGD's red zone and entered the river.

Therefore, Graves is definitely alone in LGD's red zone right now.

Wei Shen immediately controlled Orianna to leave the mid lane and head towards his own red buff.

PYL's Lulu also left the bottom lane and entered his own red buff area.

Clockwerk walked to the side of the red buff.

At level 1, Q skill, he dribbled his ball into the bush behind the red buff.

Just then, the Graves approached the bushes.

I was immediately hit by the clockwork.

At the same time, the Flash Wolves bot lane duo was about to cross the river and return to their own jungle.

Seeing that Graves was blocked by Orianna, she immediately turned around to support him.

At this point, Wei Shen was a little confused about the situation.

He just felt like he was in his own jungle and that the Graves was alone.

Completely unaware that PYL's Lulu was quite far away from him, he was essentially facing Graves one-on-one right now.

After Q'd Graves, Orianna actually auto-attacked Graves.

the other side.

Karsa saw his bot lane duo approaching, not far away.

He then directly controlled the male gunner to launch a strong counterattack.

Orianna landed two auto attacks on Graves, activating Thunderlord's Decree at the same time.

Graves also attacked Orianna twice.

At this moment, Wei Shen saw the Flash Wolves' bottom lane duo return.

So he quickly wound the clockwork back.

The male gun was attached to the clockwork mechanism and had been reloaded.

Then, at an extremely close distance, A reached the clockwork.

Karsa immediately put the skill points that Graves had been saving into his E skill.

Graves used a quick draw (E) dash to close the distance with Orianna.

At the same time, the E skill also immediately loaded a bullet for Graves.

The shotgun in the male gun still had two bullets.

Snapped!
Snapped!
Both shots hit Clockwork squarely.

In a short time, Orianna was hit by Graves's five auto-attacks.

Wei Shen was so frightened that he activated his Light Shield, blocking the damage from the fifth shot from the Graves.

Graves, after auto-attacking Orianna a few times in a short period of time, also triggered his keystone talent – ​​Stormraider's Surge.

After the male gunner triggers Wind Rider, his movement speed increases dramatically.

Taking advantage of the high movement speed at this moment, Karsa quickly controlled Graves to retreat towards the river.

After all, this is someone else's jungle.

A can force an enemy mid-lane Orianna to use a summoner spell with just a few hits, which is already a huge advantage.

If they don't leave, are they going to attract everyone here and cause a massive 5v5 level 1 team fight?
Is this a professional match or a Silver-ranked game?
There are too many variables in a large-scale first-tier regiment.

In professional competitions, I will definitely not play unless absolutely necessary.

However, the gunslinger had only taken two steps back.

Karsa then heard SwordArt's voice.

"Why are you running?! Our bot lane is Ashe and Karma, we can easily crush them at level one!"

Ashe arrived just in time and unleashed a barrage of arrows (W) at Clockwerk.

Fortunately, the light shield on Clockwork hasn't disappeared yet.

It blocked the damage from Ashe's W skill.

Even so, Clockwork's health was already down to half.

Wei Shen quickly downed a bottle of blood-replenishing medicine.

And Ashe's W skill.

Although it did not cause any actual damage to the clockwork.

However, the deceleration effect is very real.

Ashe caught up with the slowed Orianna and landed a basic attack on her.

At this moment, PYL's Lulu finally arrived.

PYL quickly added skill points to his E skill.

Lulu gave Orianna a shield, blocking the damage from Ashe's basic attack.

however.

Ashe is still desperately chasing Orianna!
Karma and Graves also circled around from the other side of the red buff camp.

Wei Shen's Orianna had no choice but to escape into the bush in front of the red buff.

But there, in that grass, was the eye of the Lightning Wolf.

then.

Orianna got hit by Ashe again. Wei Shen and PYL immediately realized that there was a Flash Wolves' eye hidden in the bush.

This is just great.

This bush is too small for anyone to stand in.

Meanwhile, in the bush next to the red buff, Graves and Karma were already in position.

LGD lost the bush in front of the red buff again.

That means LGD has lost their red buff!
All in all.

The incident stemmed from Karsa's Graves leaving LGD's red buff area.

Wei Shen did not let him go.

At that time, it would have been fine if Orianna had just used her Q on Graves.

Nothing happened after that.

However, after Orianna used her Q, Wei Shen insisted on using Thunderlord's Decree, wanting to deal more damage to Graves.

As a result, I used up all my health potions in one go.

And it can't fully restore health.

The game time is now approaching one and a half minutes.

The mid-lane minions are almost there.

Clockwerk, with less than full health and a few health potions, went to lane against LeBlanc.

the other side.

Zhou Dian immediately called out to Eimy, who had already walked onto the riverbank.

"Where are you going? Go and take down Graves's red buff!" Zhou Dian said.

"I'm coming!"

With that, Eimy quickly controlled Ivern back to the Lightning Wolf's red zone and headed towards the red buff.

Zhou Dian then controlled Shen to head directly to the top lane, preparing to go online.

Eimy is going to trade for the Flash Wolves red buff; he doesn't need Eimy's help.

At this moment, there are five members of the Flash Wolves.

LeBlanc is in the mid lane, while the jungler, support, and bottom laner are in LGD's red buff area.

Then.

In Flash Wolves' own red buff area, there's only one player at most: their top laner, Nautilus.

Due to the unique "planting" mechanism of the hero Ivern.

One person alone cannot interfere with Ivern's ability to destroy the red buff of Lightning Wolf.

This is also due to the "vegetable planting" mechanism of the Emerald God.

Graves exchanging jungle camps with Ivern at the start of the game might not actually be advantageous.

Therefore, Karsa was reluctant to start the game in the jungle.

However, he was stumped by his own support player, SwordArt, who was incredibly intelligent.

We have to replace it whether we want to or not!

Game time is 1 minutes and 40 seconds.

buff monsters respawn.

Eimy's Ivern was crouching in the bushes next to the Lightning Wolf's red buff, not making a move immediately.

Just then, Titan walked through the bushes ahead, heading towards the top lane.

Mimi Egg guessed that the enemy jungler, Ivern, might be hiding in the bush next to their own red buff.

But he neither went in to take a look, nor did he place the trinket ward on the Titan near his own red buff to observe the situation.

Instead, they headed straight up the road.

Mimi Egg's ideas are very self-centered.

In his opinion.

With Ivern under Smite, he alone has no way to stop Ivern from taking down his own red buff.

That being the case.

Why waste your own time online?

The opposing top laner is Zhou Shen, who is incredibly fierce in lane.

Even if he was playing Shen in this game.

However, Shen is actually quite strong.

If you log in late and get blocked by Zhou Shen, missing out on experience, you'll be at a huge loss.

As for Titan, he didn't place any wards.

The same principle applies.

Anyway, it won't interfere with the enemy jungler, Ivern.

I'll keep this accessory for myself!
All I can say is that Mimi Egg's gaming awareness is still lacking!

Since you're playing Titan top lane, you should think more about the team.

What, you think you can carry the game yourself as a Titan?

It's unclear whether the ID [LGDZhou] put too much pressure on Mimi Egg, causing him to feel a bit dizzy.

Or has this always been how he plays games?

After all, the Flash Wolves have been the ultimate domestic powerhouse in the Bay Area for the past two years.

The kind of game where you can win no matter how you play!
At this moment, in the commentary booth.

I saw Eimy's Ivern crouching in the bushes next to the Lightning Wolf's red buff.

I remember immediately saying, "I wonder if Eimy will hand in the punishment?"

"If Ivern doesn't use Smite, he'll have to go back into the Flash Wolves' red zone later!"

"That means LGD's top and mid lanes will need at least one lane to push the lane and protect Ivern as he enters!"

I remember mentioning this issue.

Eimy naturally considered this immediately.

The mid-lane Orianna suffered a setback before she even got online.

It's definitely impossible to push through the Enchantress's route in the short term.

Eimy certainly trusts Zhou Dian's laning skills in the top lane.

But let's talk about the champion Shen.

The pushing speed is incredibly slow.

Titan just needs to stay in the back and use his E skill.

Shen couldn't push the Titan's minion wave at all.

Therefore, in the early stages of the game.

LGD's top and mid lanes will definitely be unable to push the lanes.

Naturally, this also means that it's not supported for Ivern to re-enter the Lightning Wolves' red zone in a short period of time.

Think this through.

Eimy would naturally not choose to "grow vegetables".

He waited for two seconds.

After the Titan walked past him.

Ivern immediately used Smite to kill Flash Wolves' red buff and leveled up to level 2.

At this moment, the male gunman was still reloading with great effort.

LGD's red buff still has 600-700 HP left.

Karsa is not planning to use Smite to take LGD's red buff.

Meanwhile, the Flash Wolves' bot lane duo had already stopped helping Graves take the red buff.

They are heading down the road.

Karsa has always had the concern that switching jungle areas "might not be profitable".

And it will soon be revealed!
(End of this chapter)