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Chapter 249 Karsa: Don't send me the big ones!

Flash Wolves' bot lane duo helped Graves secure LGD's red buff.

To return to the bottom lane, they would inevitably have to pass through LGD's bottom lane tri-bush.

Meanwhile, LGD's bot lane duo, Caitlyn and Lulu, were already lurking in the bottom lane's tri-bush.

The female police officer previously placed a trinket ward in the bottom lane's triangular bush.

It's already past its appointed time and has disappeared.

At this moment, PYL inserted the eye of Lulu's accessory into the triangular grass and squatted inside with imp.

On the Flash Wolves' side.

SwordArt may have genuinely overestimated the fighting power of their bot lane duo.

They charged straight down the bottom lane with Betty in tow.

Although Ashe and Karma are indeed strong at level one.

However, you shouldn't blindly rush into bushes where you have no visibility.

of course.

SwordArt must have also considered the possibility that LGD's bot lane duo might be hiding in the tri-bush.

However, at times like this, he and Betty had no choice but to force their way through the triangular grass.

If you take a detour, you'll miss a lot of experience from the minions in the bottom lane.

Not worth it.

At most, he'd only get tapped twice by the policewoman.

After all, Graves was still nearby, so LGD's bot lane duo definitely couldn't fight to the end.

It's just about getting a small advantage.

Just stride forward and you're good to go!

When Karma approached the triangular grass.

The policewoman from imp directly released Peacekeeper (Q) towards Karma.

Calculating mentally and unintentionally.

The policewoman's Q skill hit Karma directly.

Karma's health was immediately reduced by a significant amount.

The female police officer's Q skill has high base damage and scaling.

It's just that it's hard to hit people.

After the policewoman finished speaking.

Lulu and the policewoman each landed a basic attack on Karma.

Furthermore, the policewoman has already been given a shield by Lulu's E skill.

The policewoman's basic attack now includes Lulu and Pix's damage, making it significantly more painful than a normal basic attack.

After the policewoman and Lulu had a little discussion.

He immediately emerged from the bushes and ran down the path.

At the same time, Karma also walked into the triangular bushes.

He raised his hand and fired an RQ at the policewoman.

The policewoman and Lulu ran separately, keeping a little distance between them.

Karma didn't get a chance to RQ two people.

So SwordArt chose to fight the female police officer.

The skill was used very accurately; RQ hit the policewoman directly.

But it just so happened to knock away the shield that Lulu had given the policewoman.

At the same time, the policewoman turned around and attacked Karma again at the maximum range.

Then he calmly walked out of Karma's RQ skill range.

I wasn't hit by the second hit of Karma's RQ.

Then, the two sides separated and headed down the path.

This brief exchange of fire.

Karma took a basic attack from Lulu, and then Caitlyn used her Q skill plus two basic attacks.

Furthermore, the policewoman's two basic attacks also deal additional damage from Lulu and Pix.

These few hits took away nearly two-thirds of Karma's health.

SwordArt quickly used a health potion.

Fortunately, it happened when Karma was being attacked.

Ashe behind her also took the opportunity to reduce Lulu's health by one-third within her attack range.

Otherwise, this forced push through the tri-bush would have been a huge loss for Flash Wolves' bottom lane.

However, it can reduce Karma's health significantly.

This is a very profitable situation for LGD's bot lane.

Karma's health is unhealthy.
Naturally, they wouldn't dare to take advantage of their superior level and, with a bit of fire in their hands, recklessly push forward.

In this way, the policewoman can take advantage of her long arms.

Temporarily avoid the disadvantage of insufficient bursts of energy.

After the two teams' bot lane duos officially went online.

All three lanes have entered a normal laning phase.

In the wilderness.

Graves has already cleared LGD's red buff and leveled up to level two.

Then we started attacking LGD's F6.
the other side.

The Green God had already taken down the Lightning Wolf's red buff.

At this moment, they also used the passive skill [Friend of the Forest] to "plant vegetables" on the Flash Wolves' F6.

Immediately, Ivern left the Flash Wolves' red buff area and headed straight for his own blue buff.

We've just crossed the upper part of the river; there's still some distance to the Blue Buff camp.

The Green God then directly used Deep Roots (Q).

A thorn flew from the Green God's hand and hit the Blue Buff through the wall.

Then, Ivern used his Q skill again.

It flew directly to the blue buff.

Then quickly use the passive ability to "plant" your own blue buff.

They're just waiting for the right time to come and "harvest" the produce.

After planting the blue buff plant.

Then the Jade Goddess went to plant the Three Wolves vegetable.

Karsa's Graves, after clearing LGD's F6 camp.

They did not linger in the lower half of the jungle.

Instead, they left LGD's red zone and headed straight for their own red zone.

He needs to hurry up and take down his own F6.

We won't fight now.

When the Green God comes back later, he'll just collect all the crops from his F6.

For this reason, Karsa was even willing to directly reveal his location.

Graves crossed from the mid lane and was completely spotted by LGD.

Seeing Graves cross the mid lane, Eimy immediately understood what Karsa was up to.

They're going to harvest the vegetables that the Green God planted!

"Wow, is this some kind of extreme move?" Eimy muttered.

If Graves plays like this, it's equivalent to Ivern losing a set of F6.
F6 has a very high experience value.

Losing your own F6 in the early stages would have a significant impact.

In the commentary box.

Upon seeing the Graves immediately return to his own red buff area to farm the F6 camp, Remember immediately said:
"In that case, Flash Wolves actually profited from the red buff trade earlier!"

"Besides disrupting the strategy of quickly clearing two jungle camps in front of Ivern and using the second Smite on Krugs, they also gained a free F6 camp!"

I remember I hadn't finished speaking.

On the large screen at the scene.

The observer screen suddenly switched to the bottom lane.

The two sides have already started a fierce battle in the bottom lane.

Judging from the location of the battle, it occurred not far from LGD's first tower.

Clearly, the Flash Wolves' bot lane duo reached level two first and immediately pushed forward.

LGD's bot lane duo immediately retaliated and were not forced out of the experience zone. Furthermore, during the exchange of blows...

The policewoman and Lulu have also been promoted to level two.

but.

Firstly, Ashe and Karma are the ones who go first.

Secondly, Karma carries the Ignite skill.

Lulu, on the other hand, carries the weakness trait.

If they fight head-on like this, LGD's bot lane duo will definitely lose.

that's the truth.

When the OB view switches to the bottom lane.

PYL's Lulu only had about 100 HP left, with the shield from her E skill active on her.

The burn damage was still ongoing on Lulu.

At the same time, Lulu transferred her weakness to Ashe.

The next moment, Lulu flashed to the front of the tower.

Incidentally, this Flash also dodged the second burst damage of Karma's RQ combo.

Ashe was weakened, with her health at around half.

After Lulu used Flash, he immediately used Flash again and landed a basic attack on Lulu.

However, as soon as Ashe flashed out, she was immediately hit by Caitlyn's E skill.

Meanwhile, Imp's female police officer used healing.

Even though the healing effect is halved when Lulu is ignited.

But the few dozen points of health added were enough to save Lulu.

This prevented Ashe from being instantly killed by her basic attack and the continuous damage from Ignite.

At the same time, Lulu quickly gnawed on a cookie.

It instantly restored a few dozen points of health.

Ashe was severely slowed by Caitlyn's E skill.

In addition, Lulu received a speed boost from the policewoman's healing.

One goes down and the other goes up.

Ashe used Flash to close the distance between herself and Lulu, but the distance was instantly widened again.

Ashe only managed to auto-attack Lulu once right after Flash, and then she couldn't auto-attack her anymore.

Lulu had already escaped back to the foot of the tower.

Even in desperation, Betty used the healing speed-up.

But I still couldn't get Lulu.

Seeing this, SwordArt decisively pressed Flash.

A third flash of yellow light appeared in the bottom lane in a short time.

Karma flashed into the tower and immediately auto-attacked Lulu.

Without even looking at the result, SwordArt directly controlled Karma to walk out of the tower.

He can only attack once in this wave.

If you attack one more time, you'll get hit by the turret one more time, and you'll inevitably be taken down by the policewoman.

"Karma flashed and poke, but didn't kill Lulu!" Remember shouted.

It can be clearly seen in the lower left corner of the screen.

Lulu has 12 health points left.

With only 12 HP, it's hard to say that PYL was just lucky.

Two drops of blood is more like it.

Because the damage calculation for basic attacks is not complicated.

After using Flash to auto-attack, the opponent still had more than ten points of health left.

It's fair to say that there's a problem with SwordArt's damage calculation.

While most people's attention was focused on Lulu, who had "survived a great ordeal."

Not far away, Ashe was being brutally beaten by the policewoman.

After being slowed by Caitlyn's E skill, Ashe was hit squarely by Caitlyn's Q skill.

There's no way to avoid it.

He got a taste of the policewoman's words.

Ashe only had a little over 200 health points left.

Then, the policewoman unleashed a barrage of attacks on Ashe.

Ashe used a health potion and activated Marksman's Focus (Q), while simultaneously auto-attacking Caitlyn and retreating into the bushes along the lane.

When Ashe retreated into the bushes, she still had a few dozen health points left.

At this point, Karma's Q skill was ready again.

A Q skill hit the female police officer at close range, slowing her down.

imp didn't hesitate and immediately used Flash.

The female police officer was also low on health and had no wards on her body.

If you try to pursue it relentlessly, you'll likely get outplayed.

If we get counter-attacked, we'll suffer a huge loss!

The policewoman flashed into the bush and landed a basic attack with a passive headshot, taking away Ashe's last bit of health.

First Blood!
The game notification sound of "First Blood" echoed throughout the entire arena.

The Brazilian audience immediately erupted in cheers and shouts.

"Great job, Imp got First Blood!" Remember shouted.

"Wow, it's only been two and a half minutes and the heroine Caitlyn has already gotten First Blood. This is definitely a fatal blow to Flash Wolves!" Su Xiaoyan added.

At this moment, in the Flash Wolves' team voice chat.

Neither of the bot lane duo spoke.

Karsa, on the other hand.

He immediately said in a very annoyed tone, "No, I finally managed to earn a little something in the jungle, don't feed me big kills!"

Karsa finally found out.

My "bad feeling" about switching jungle areas turned out to be right here.

Although Ashe was counter-killed in this round.

The direct cause was that the two players in the bottom lane got carried away.

But then again.

If we hadn't chosen to switch jungle areas and had instead started farming normally...

Ashe and Karma will definitely be released as normal.

There wouldn't be a skirmish between the two bottom lane duos before they went online, which would have depleted a lot of the health of both supports.

That would prevent the kind of all-out, head-on battle that follows a second-place finish!

When playing a competition, you sometimes have to consider the chain reaction.

Switching jungle areas disrupts Ivern's early jungle clearing rhythm.

It was Ashe giving up First Blood that led to this outcome, the very starting point!

Judging from the results.

Whether or not it disrupted the rhythm of the Emerald God is still hard to say.

The only real benefit the Graves has gained right now is a set of F6.

However, judging from the current situation on the field...

Don't say that Graves only gained an extra F6 camp.

Even if you earn one more set, it still won't be as good as the policewoman getting the first kill!
The female police officer got first blood, how can her own bot lane play after that?
Karsa shook her head, banishing these jumbled thoughts from her mind.

The question now is not whether the previous decisions were right or wrong.

The question to consider is how to remedy the situation.

No, I can't farm jungle camps anymore!

We need to go to the bottom lane and mess with the enemy Caitlyn!

After Graves clears the F6 camp at home and levels up to level 3.

Karsa gave up the river crabs on both sides of the river.

They also abandoned the large number of remaining jungle monsters.

Head straight down the road!

(End of this chapter)