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Chapter 342 Die, Mr. Pilot!

Just after Taliyah and Camille killed Jayce together.

A ward that the excavator had just placed in KT's lower jungle spotted Zac.

Eimy picked the currently very strong jungle champion, Rek'Sai, and frequently invaded the enemy jungle to counter-jungle or establish vision.

Since Zac is in the bottom half of the map, Zhou Dian's Camille can push the lane with peace of mind.

Wei Shen's Taliyah, after killing Jayce, returned to the city on the spot.

He needs to hurry back to the middle.

In the top lane, Camille has Tiamat, so she can push the lane very quickly.

After pushing the minion wave to KT's top turret, Zhou Dian also pressed the B key to recall.

On the other side, after Smeb's Jayce respawned, his teleport would take about twenty seconds to recharge, and he had to walk to lane only to lose another wave of minions.

Jayce getting caught and killed this time is a huge loss, unlike the previous time he got caught at level two.

At this moment, in the KT team's voice chat.

“You could have just run ahead. I can come and get you if you run uphill,” Pawn said to his top laner.

Pawn was getting a little annoyed after his own plane was killed by the enemy top laner and then his own top laner was killed by the enemy mid laner.

Smeb, however, was not as mentally sharp as Pawn, and upon hearing this, he immediately said:
"If you don't get caught and killed in mid lane, will Taliyah have a chance to gank me? I warned you repeatedly when Camille went to roam mid lane, and you still died, didn't you?"

Zhou Dian and Wei Shen's coordinated attack in the mid and top lanes, with the top laner ganking the mid lane and then the mid laner ganking the top lane, back and forth, really left KT's mid and top laners a bit bewildered.

Before Smeb could say anything more, KT's former captain, Score, chimed in.

"Shut up, all of you! It's not like we can't fight! The game's only been going on for seven minutes, what's the rush?"

But to be honest, Score, as the jungler, was also getting a little anxious.

Currently, LCK is trailing 0-2 in the series.

In this third game, KT was also down 0-4 in terms of kills, and the situation was already quite unfavorable for them.

With the team's senior player speaking up, KT's mid and top laners naturally remained silent.

However, Smeb still had some things he didn't say.

What he really wanted to complain about was Score's Zac in that game.

The opposing LGD's mid, top, and jungle players were constantly moving and ganking.

I haven't seen your Zac do anything. He's just been farming jungle camps since the game started.

Can you win a game by farming jungle camps?

Zhou Dian went home to replenish his equipment and returned to the online game.

Jayce can no longer completely suppress Camille.

Moreover, Jayce is having a really tough time playing right now.

Jayce against Camille: Once Jayce loses the initiative in a one-on-one situation...

Therefore, every ultimate ability and even every E skill of Camille poses a deadly threat to Jayce.

On LGD's side, whether it's the jungler Rek'Sai, the mid laner Taliyah, or even the support Rakan.

Anyone who roams to the top lane and ganks him, combined with Camille, can easily kill Jayce who currently has no Flash.

Therefore, Smeb is playing very cautiously now, and he's also feeling quite uncomfortable.

KT also felt that the game's pace couldn't continue like this.

The ganking pressure from LGD's top, mid, and jungle heroes is immense.

Having to be on guard at all times naturally prevents one from developing comfortably.

KT's only late-game option is a plane, so they can't rely entirely on dragging the game into the late game.

Moreover, mindlessly dragging out the game into the late stages has never been KT's style.

KT decided to proactively seek change and regain their rhythm.

Let's first free up Jayce, who's currently the most difficult champion to play!
KT's bot lane duo, Ashe and Zyra, didn't go to the bot lane after recalling this time, but went straight to the top lane.

The jungler Zac also moved towards the top lane.

The fact that KT's bot lane duo hadn't been online for a long time naturally alerted LGD.

Zhou Dian, controlling Camille, went to his own top lane tri-bush to place a ward.

A fake eye fell down, revealing Jera in the grass.

As Zhou Dian saw Zyra, Zyra's Entangling Roots (E) rapidly wrapped around Camille from the ground.

Fortunately, Zhou Dian is highly focused and his finger is hovering over the E key.

Camille dodged Zyra's E skill's root by using her E skill while sticking to the wall.

Then, Zhou Dian saw that a fake eye had just been inserted into the stone beetle next to him, and the eye had not yet disappeared.

This ward could only have been placed by Zac.

KT's top, bottom, jungle, and support players all came to the top lane.

This is clearly a move to switch towers and push the pace of the game.

Jayce, Zac, Ashe, and Zyra brazenly came over to destroy LGD's top tower.

Zhou Dian had no choice; he couldn't defend the tower by himself, so Camille could only retreat.

On LGD's side, the excavator went to fight the water dragon, while Xayah and Rakan in the bottom lane were also busy taking down KT's bottom lane tower.

However, it's much faster for two people to take down a tower than for four.

LGD's top lane tower was quickly destroyed by KT, giving KT the first tower kill.

LGD's top lane tower fell, and Jayce was finally freed.

KT's lane swap and tower exchange was a bit sudden, catching LGD off guard.

It can only be said that Mata is too experienced. Even though PYL is also a veteran player with rich experience, he still couldn't keep up with the thinking this time.

If LGD notices KT's bot lane moving to the top lane in time, Rek'Sai and Taliyah can come to the top lane to defend the tower.

Subsequently, KT's bottom lane tower was also destroyed by imp's Xayah.

Eimy's excavator not only secured the dragon, but also stole two of Zac's jungle camps along the way.

In terms of the resources exchanged, LGD did not lose money, and even made a small profit.

However, the momentum that LGD's top, mid, and jungle players had created with several unreasonable ganks was cut short by KT.

Not only was Jayce somewhat freed up, but KT's bot lane duo also benefited.

KT's bot lane duo of Ashe and Zyra are both squishy and lack mobility, so Taliyah will definitely use her ultimate to fly into the bot lane and, together with Rek'Sai, dive their tower.

KT's next tower has now been taken down by LGD.

The tower is gone, what's the point of climbing it now!

On the other side, after KT grouped up and destroyed LGD's top tower, they forced LGD to take down their second top tower.

KT retreated after taking down half the health of LGD's second top lane tower.

Then KT's bot lane duo returned to the bot lane to farm, while Zac continued farming jungle camps.

More importantly, Jayce also went to the bottom lane with Ashe and Zyra, and the three of them started to pressure LGD's bottom lane tower.

On LGD's side, imp and PYL's Xayah and Rakan combination had no choice but to rush back to the bottom lane to defend the tower.

On the top lane, after a large number of minions arrive, it will take Zhou Dian's Camille some time to push the minion wave back.

When Camille finally managed to push the minion wave back to KT's top lane turret, Zhou Dian discovered that Corki was already in position.

At this point, ten minutes of game time had passed, and the plane had obtained the first passive explosive charge.

The plane with the explosive charge moves very fast, clearing the middle lane and immediately moving to the top lane to defend it.

With no chance to push the tower, Zhou Dian had no choice but to return to base to replenish his equipment.

Meanwhile, Jayce, who was playing with his bot lane duo, went to the mid lane.

Just then, Taliyah took advantage of the plane's absence and pushed the wave over, which Jayce happily devoured.

KT's cable management is flawless; every bit of experience on each line is invaluable.

It can only be said that LCK teams have an understanding of strategy ingrained in their very being.

Even KT, a team whose playstyle is relatively "least LCK-like," still operates with great discipline.

"LGD has been having a tough time these past few minutes because of KT's lane rotations!" Miller said. Smile added, "Yes, LGD was trying to keep ganking and maintain their momentum, but KT's laners are constantly moving!"

Zhou Dian also sensed that if things continued like this, their initial advantage would be gradually worn away.

The best way to break this deadlock is through fighting.

Don't want to fight? Not a chance.

Even the most disciplined LCK teams will seize any opportunity to attack decisively.

Since that's the case, let's give them that chance.

"Ping, you and Imp should push the top lane tower. I'll go and push the bottom lane by myself. I can't keep running back and forth behind them!" Zhou Dian said to his bottom lane team.

“Sure, no problem.” PYL nodded.

KT has now swapped out an outer turret and switched the lanes back, hoping to continue farming.

I'll also take the initiative to switch and proceed at my own pace.

After buying her equipment, Camille headed straight to the bottom lane.

The game is currently at 11 minutes and a half. Camille's equipment includes Tiamat, Sheen, a small wooden hammer, and boots.

It was actually very luxurious, but it wasn't fully dressed up.

The Flash that Camille used when she caught the plane earlier has also been restored.

Meanwhile, Camille, who had been solo farming the lane, also had the highest level in the entire game, reaching level 10.

Due to several lane rotations, KT's bot lane duo spent nearly two minutes sharing experience with their top laner or jungler.

Including the time spent running back and forth, Ashe is only level 7 and Zyra is only level 6.

KT's bot lane duo, seeing Xayah and Rakan go to the top lane, naturally understood that Camille would come to the bot lane soon.

The point where the bottom lane minions meet has now crossed the river and is closer to KT's side.

Furthermore, unless Ashe actively pushes, the minion wave won't reach LGD's side for a while.

This put Mata at ease, as he no longer needed to guard Ashe and could instead focus on warding.

By the time Zyra returned after clearing vision, Camille had almost arrived as well.

But Ashe and Zyra each have two summoner spells available, and each has hard crowd control, so they are not afraid at all.

Zhou Dian decided to test the waters first.

Camille threw out her grappling hook, used her E skill to pull herself up to the wall and hang there for a moment.

Then the second E segment returned.

As a result, Zyra only used Entangling Roots (E), which naturally failed to hit Camille.

Zhou Dian originally wanted to see if he could bait out KT's ultimate ability, but the two bot laners of KT didn't fall for it at all.

Yes, both Deft and Mata are top-tier players.

If he had easily tricked me out of my skills, I wouldn't be where I am today.

"Camille used E, and the second E came back! Oh my god, that scared me to death! If she had used E and Ashe had used her ultimate, or if Zyra had used E on her, she would have been dead!" Miller was relieved.

"Zhou Shen probably placed that E on purpose, trying to bait out the enemy bot lane's skills, but he didn't succeed."

As a former professional player, Smile's ability to see details is still better than Miller's.

At this moment, KT noticed the movements of LGD's mid and jungle players, and they were both positioned closer to the top lane, ready to support Xayah and Rakan at any time.

As a result, KT's bot lane duo felt more at ease.

Ashe focused solely on controlling the lane and farming, completely ignoring Camille.

A dozen seconds later, Camille's E skill cooldown was ready.

Zhou Dian controlled Camille to place a control ward in the nearby bush, which revealed a fake ward that Zyra had placed in the bush not long ago.

Camille glanced at her eyes, then used her grappling hook again, hanging herself on the wall.

Zyra's E skill has a cooldown of 12 seconds at all levels, and it has already been ready again.

Seeing Camille resort to the same trick again, Mata sneered: "How boring, this kid!"

Zyra continued to throw Entangling Roots (E) at the Camille in front of her.

As for Ashe, who was standing behind Zyra, she didn't even bother to move because Zyra was blocking her way.

Faced with the flower vines rolling down from the ground again, Zhou Dian did not choose to retreat in the same way as before.

As the steel shadow hung on the wall, Zhou Dian calmly pressed down with his left index finger to flash.

A flash of yellow light, and the blue steel figure flashed to the other side of the wall.

In that instant, Ashe and Zyra lost sight of Camille.

Both Mata and Deft were momentarily stunned.

What's this kid up to?

The next moment, the steel shadow suddenly flew out from behind the wall.

After flashing, Camille also adjusted the angle of her second E flight, directly bypassing Zyra who was originally in front of her, and crashing into Ashe's face.

It's another E-flash-E!

Ashe was knocked unconscious by Camille's kick.

Before using her E, Camille used Q to ward, and by then her Q skill had already switched to its second phase.

Zhou Dian did not choose to use AQ on the stunned Ashe.

Because Camille is currently level 10, Precision Etiquette (Q) has already been maxed out to level 5.

Level 5 Precision Etiquette can convert 100% of damage into true damage.

If you auto-attack first and then use Q, it seems like you've landed an extra auto-attack, but the damage from Sheen is also used up with that auto-attack and can't be converted into true damage, resulting in a significant damage loss.

So after stunning Ashe, Camille's second Q hit Ashe directly.

That kick felt like it hit Ashe's major artery.

Despite being three levels below Ashe, a level 7 player lost more than a third of her health to this kick.

At the same time, a large number of vines spread under the feet of the Blue Steel Shadow.

The moment Camille stunned Ashe, Mata unleashed Zyra's ultimate ability – Strangling Vine.

However, there is a nearly two-second time interval between the release of Zyra's ultimate and the knock-up of the target.

Camille used the speed boost after using her Q skill to quickly retreat.

At the same time, a tactical sweep (W) was unleashed, with the outer edge aimed at Ashe.

Ashe recovered from the dizziness, while Camille had just begun casting her W.

Camille's W skill takes one second to deal damage and slow enemies after it is cast.

Based on this, Deft didn't rush to use Flash to create distance. Instead, he directly unleashed his ultimate ability, Enchanted Crystal Arrow, on Camille in front of him.

All I can say is that Deft still controls his skills too rigidly!

In this situation, Deft's judgment told him that he didn't need to use Flash.

However, he didn't know that Camille didn't necessarily have to wait in place for her W skill to deal damage.

Zhou Dian pressed the R key with his left hand, and Camille soared into the air, her figure instantly becoming illusory.

The skill animation for Tactical Sweep (W) also disappeared as Camille flew into the air.

But Ashe's health dropped even further.

It was Camille's Tactical Sweep (W) that dealt the damage.

Camille's Hextech Ultimatum (R) also dodged Ashe's Enchanted Crystal Arrow, which was fired almost at point-blank range.

At the same moment, the strangling vines beneath his feet slapped at the illusory body of the blue steel figure in the air, but naturally missed.

Camille used her ultimate to dodge both Ashe's and Zyra's ultimates.

Then, the blue steel shadow's body fell, and the blue hexagonal cage firmly locked Ashe.

"If I didn't use Flash immediately, I won't have a chance to use Flash now!" Zhou Dian thought to himself.

"Go to hell, Mr. Pilot Dai!"

(End of this chapter)