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Chapter 273 Eimy's flattery, Faker remains stubborn!

Judging from Camille's reaction during Lee Sin's previous attempt to reach the top lane.

The little peanut can make a judgment about something.

That's the section of the river that's close to the road.

There are no LGD wards.

So, now that Peanut has left the top lane...

They confidently and boldly entered LGD's red zone.

The player controlling Lee Sin immediately started farming LGD's Krugs.

However, danger is creeping closer and closer to the blind monk.

Eimy's Olaf, after recalling to base to replenish his health and equipment, headed straight for the upper jungle.

They did not go to the lower jungle area where all the jungle monsters had already spawned.

Here, Eimy's "flaw" of unpredictable jungle farming strategies resurfaced.

In matches, Eimy often devises very inefficient jungle farming routes.

Sometimes I wonder if he's become "rebellious".

They had better options but didn't choose to.

But they insist on making even worse choices.

However, sometimes Eimy's actions have unexpected and wonderful effects.

The phrase "by accident" is probably the most appropriate way to describe his actions.

When Sofm first came to the LPL, he was invincible, but he was defeated by Eimy's bizarre jungle farming route.

At this moment, it seems that the little peanut is about to fall on it too.

Olaf descended from the high ground and entered the red team's upper jungle.

The observers for this match immediately focused their cameras on Olaf.

After a short stay.

The observer camera panned to the upper left, bringing the view to the Lee Sin who was actually farming LGD's Krugs.

The meaning of this visual language couldn't be clearer.

Seeing this, Miller immediately said, "Hey, Eimy went straight to the top jungle after leaving the base. Did he guess that Peanut was coming to counter his Krugs?"

However, there is a problem with Miller's statement.

That was when Olaf left his own fountain and started heading towards the upper half of the map.

Zhou Dian's Camille had just tower-dived and killed Huni's Fiora.

Peanut's Lee Sin hasn't left the top lane yet.

Therefore, Eimy's move was entirely planned from the beginning, aiming to go to the upper jungle.

They never even considered the possibility of the blind monk stealing the stone beetle.

Besides, what if other players were to play Olaf?

Let alone guessing that the Blind Monk might steal his own Stone Beetle.

Even if someone saw the Blind Monk enter their own red zone.

They would never even run into the upper jungle area.

Instead, they will choose a more "efficient" approach.

Go straight to clear your own lower jungle.

Then go to SKT's red buff area and steal back the Krugs that were stolen by Lee Sin!

It saves time and effort, and it's 100% guaranteed to succeed.

Miller hadn't noticed Olaf's movements on the minimap earlier.

It's normal to have this question.

Hearing Miller's words, Wawa added, "Whether we guessed it or not is not important. What matters is whether Olaf can catch Lee Sin this time."

"You know, Lee Sin doesn't have Flash, so he has a real chance!"

Olaf was getting closer and closer to the stone beetle.

Just as Olaf was about to walk around the corner and appear in Lee Sin's field of vision.

Peanuts are currently being refreshed with Stone Beetles, completely unaware of the approaching danger.

Lee Sin's W skill was used.

"Hey hey hey, Lee Sin used his W!" Miller's commentary voice immediately became excited.

The next moment, Olaf rounded the corner and appeared in Lee Sin's field of vision.

Peanut saw Olaf and was immediately startled.

Why is Olaf here?

what's going on?
However, no matter how unexpected it was.

Peanut wasn't confused; his quick thinking was still on point.

He immediately controlled the Blind Monk to retreat.

They even abandoned the stone beetles, which had almost no health left.

Completely free from greed.

Because Peanut knows one thing very well.

My Blind Monk is in danger right now; I have to make a quick getaway.

We can't afford to delay at all.

the other side.

When Eimy saw the Blind Monk, he was also taken aback.

Then he decisively pressed the Q key.

Because Lee Sin was using the W skill's special effects, Eimy could see it clearly.

A Lee Sin without W and without Flash.

Still in your own jungle?
If I don't kill you, I'd be doing you a disservice by coming to my door!
On the large screen at the scene.

The blind monk had just turned around and taken a step away.

Olaf, who was not far behind, used Reverse Strike (Q), raising his hand and throwing a large axe at the fleeing Lee Sin.

And after Olaf threw the axe.

Eimy didn't even wait for the result of the Q skill before activating Sprint.

With Sprint activated, where can Little Lee Sin run?!

Then, Olaf's thrown axe flew past Lee Sin.

They failed to hit the blind monk.

Peanut narrowly dodged Olaf's Q skill with timely positioning.

just.

This is completely useless!
The Lee Sin moved laterally to dodge Q, which slowed down his escape.

In addition, Olaf has activated Sprint, which greatly increases his movement speed.

Less than a second.

Olaf, driven by impulse, picked up the axe that had just been thrown, following the spot where it had landed.

The cooldown of Reverse Throw (Q) is almost instantaneous.

Blind monks, on the other hand, rely solely on walking.

They haven't even gone very far yet.

The distance between the junglers on both sides is already very close.

Olaf raised his hand and threw the large axe in his hand again.

This time, up close.

Even though Peanut was frantically clicking the mouse left and right to move around.

But the Lee Sin still couldn't dodge Olaf's thrown axe. He was hit directly.

As Lee Sin's health was reduced, his movement speed was also significantly decreased.

A level 4 Lee Sin, without the W skill and without Flash.

I encountered Olaf in the jungle who was level 5 and had activated Ghost.

He even got hit by Olaf's Q skill.

Then there's only one fate awaiting the Blind Monk.

What followed was a one-sided beating.

Olaf rushed towards the Lee Sin's face, swung his two axes, and began hacking and slashing wildly.

The Blind Monk's health was dropping rapidly.

Ultimately, he couldn't survive until his W skill's cooldown was over before Olaf killed him.

"Well done!" the doll shouted. "That was a solo kill in the jungle!"

His tone was very excited.

"Little Peanut, you like to steal, don't you? Are you going to steal again? I'll break your legs!" Miller said with a laugh.

"Little Peanut probably never expected Eimy to suddenly come to the Stone Beetle's side!" Rita finally had a chance to say something.

“That’s definitely unexpected!” Miller said immediately.
"Peanut isn't stupid. How can Lee Sin fight Olaf in the jungle? He just wanted to steal jungle monsters this time!"

"What a pity, hehe, even Sofm can't steal Eimy's jungle monsters, and you, Peanut, still want to steal them?"

With LGD's top laner and jungler securing consecutive solo kills in their lanes.

In the mid and bottom lane matchups, LGD is also in a dominant position and has the advantage.

The current situation is different for LGD.

That was a wonderful sight.

Miller was quite excited.

LGD has a very good chance of leveling the score!
Of course, Miller certainly wouldn't dare say anything like "pop the champagne early" right now.

After all, LGD had an advantage in the early stages of the game they lost.

same moment.

In LGD's team voice chat.

When Olaf landed his final axe blow and took down Lee Sin.

Eimy slightly raised her chin and let out a disdainful snort from her nose:

"Peanuts? Wholesale peanuts!"

This was an overly deliberate attempt to "show off".

This immediately caused a burst of laughter in the team's voice chat.

"I didn't expect you to actually fool me!" PYL said with a smile.

"Pretending? Where am I pretending? I'm just telling the truth!" Eimy raised an eyebrow, looking completely nonchalant.

“Eimy, I said that’s enough!” Wei Shen immediately chimed in, “Look at Zhou Dian after he tower-dived and killed Huni, did he say anything? That’s what a true master does!”

"That's right, my brother Zhou is definitely a master. Killing a mere Huni is nothing to him, nothing to him at all!"

Eimy's flattery was so effective that Zhou Dian couldn't help but laugh.

No one dislikes being flattered.

Even Zhou Dian couldn't escape this trend!

After Camille's return, Fiora is no match for her.

In fact, the difference in equipment and level between the two is not significant.

Once Fiora reaches level six, she is fully capable of fighting thanks to her ultimate ability.

Unfortunately, they suffered a complete defeat in the previous round of negotiations.

This also made Huni look foolish.

This significantly reduced Huni's aggressiveness in the laning phase.

But it hasn't completely disappeared yet.

However, in the following waves of personnel changes...

Fiora's W skill will never hit Camille.

This also caused Huni's Fiora to completely lose her aggressiveness, and she only wanted to farm and develop.

But you, Huni, only want to grow stronger.

I, Zhou Dian, don't think that way.

That's how it is in the top lane; it's like a spring, the weaker you are, the stronger you become.

After reaching level six, Camille should have been relatively weaker in the laning phase.

The aggressiveness has become completely rampant!
Gradually, Fiora started to get pressured by Camille in last hits.

The normal scene in this laning phase should be Camille being pressured by Fiora in last hits.

However, there is a gap in last-hitting.

Fiora, who should have had an advantage, became a disadvantage.

The biggest problem isn't the laning situation in the top lane.

The problem is that Fiora's opponent in this game is Camille.

Unlike other top lane warrior heroes.

If the enemy top laner Camille has an advantage in lane and always has lane priority, she can roam around freely.

Your teammates in other positions should be worried.

Especially the mid lane, which is closer to the top lane.

That's SKT's current situation.

Once Camille disappeared from the top lane, Faker's Ahri had to retreat.

But the problem is.

After Camille gets Tiamat, her wave clear speed increases significantly, and she often disappears from the top lane.

This annoyed Faker to no end.

He didn't play the fox well in the early game and was out-farmed by Wei Shen, who was in top form.

And then Camille keeps "threatening" him.

This resulted in the gap in last-hitting ability between Ahri and Clockwerk widening continuously.

At times like these, Faker's stubbornness becomes apparent again.

If you keep making him cower like a turtle, he won't be able to stay still.

After all, Faker has carried the team and fed the team throughout his career, but he has never been cowardly!

So, after Zhou Dian scared Faker a few times.

Faker then stopped being intimidated by his threats.

Ahri completely ignored Camille's disappearance in the top lane and continued to push forward to farm minions and harass Orianna.

As Ahri levels up, Faker is confident he can turn the tide in the mid lane.

Then, Zhou Dian actually came to the mid lane.

The game lasted a little over 9 minutes.

A grappling hook flew out from a dark section of the river on the left side of the middle lane and hung on the wall near the middle lane.

Then Camille flew out and rushed straight at Ahri, who was last-hitting in the mid lane.

Ahri, whose ultimate skill allows for three dashes, is considered a top-tier hero in terms of escape ability.

But none of that mattered against Camille!

The fox only had time to unleash a portion of her ultimate ability and leap a short distance before being locked in the hexagonal cage by Camille's ultimate, with no way to escape.

Hextech's ultimatum: Resist all the fancy stuff!
(End of this chapter)