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Chapter 343 Clean house, wipe out all LPL traitors!

As soon as Camille unleashed her ultimate, Zyra, who was standing next to Ashe, was also knocked away by Camille's ultimate.

"Another E-Flash-E combo, hitting Ashe. That kick dealt so much damage!"

"Zyra used her ultimate, Camille used her W ultimate, and Ashe and Zyra's ultimates were dodged at the same time!" Miller exclaimed repeatedly from the commentary booth.

The in-game actions continue.

Camille's Q skill has a cooldown that starts counting from the first cast.

Zhou Dian released his second Q skill at the very last moment.

Therefore, when Camille's ultimate landed, her Q skill was already ready.

Camille uses a basic attack followed by her Q, simultaneously activating Tiamat's active effect.

Ashe's health dropped another notch.

Left with no other option, Deft could only use Flash inside Camille's ultimate's cage to create some distance between himself and Camille.

Hopefully, we can stall for time until Camille's ultimate ends. Ashe, combined with Zyra, should be able to kite this Camille, who has no abilities available, to death.

However, Ashe was hit by the outer edge of Tactical Sweep (W) and was severely slowed down, while Precision Etiquette (Q) gave Camille a speed boost.

Moreover, Ashe doesn't even have a pair of sandals yet; she's used all her money to save up for her first big item.

As a result of this shift in power, Camille quickly closed the distance of that flash.

Camille auto-attacked Ashe again, ignoring Zyra's attacks on him.

Zyra is a champion with relatively high skill values.

But right now, Zyra only has her starting items and a Sightstone, and she's four levels lower than Camille.

Camille held her own against Zyra for a few seconds, and she managed to hold on.

Deft hurriedly used his healing ability, trying to buy some more time, but Camille's second Q's true damage still landed on Ashe.

With that kick, Ashe's health bar plummeted again, reaching zero.

After using her second Q, Camille's movement speed increased again. She caught up and landed another auto-attack, finishing off Ashe's last bit of health.

"Ashe was trapped by Camille's ultimate, Camille used AQ Tiamat, such high damage."

"Ashe used both of her summoner spells, but she still couldn't create distance. This second Q almost killed Ashe."

"One more basic attack, and Ashe is gone. Mr. Fei.Dai, are you still going to pretend? Prepare for the judgment of the LPL."

On the LPL commentary booth, Miller got more and more excited as he spoke, and almost blurted out Deft's somewhat sarcastic nickname, "Pilot."

Smiling, he chimed in, "To be honest, when I'm playing a match, if I see a top laner who's three or four levels higher than me, I don't even dare to look at them. Those two bot laners from KT are really bold."

Upon hearing this, Wawa chuckled: "You're really bold, but Zhou Shen's damage is also really high."

Meanwhile, backstage at the venue, in the LPL lounge.

957 patted the factory manager on the shoulder and said with a smile, "Zhou Shen first took down the fat general, then the pilot. What do you say, factory manager?"

"This can be considered helping EDG clean house."

Upon hearing this, the factory manager gave an awkward laugh: "Why don't you ask Meiko what she says?"

Xiaohu also joined in jokingly, saying, "If we just need Mata's Zyra, Zhou Shen will have wiped out all the LPL traitors."

957 glanced at the TV screen on the wall and said, "It seems we can't sweep through now, the plane has teleported!"

At this moment in the game, after killing Ashe, Zhou Dian's Camille used Q on a nearby minion and used the speed boost to continue chasing Zyra.

Zhou Dian knew Zyra had Flash, so there was basically no chance of killing her in this wave, but it would be good to force her to use Flash.

Unfortunately, before they could even start chasing, a beam of light appeared behind them, signaling teleportation.

Jess's teleportation hasn't finished yet; it must be a teleportation from the plane.

Seeing that the plane was about to land, Zhou Dian immediately gave up the idea of ​​chasing Zyra.

Unlike the two KT bot laners, the plane has been farming solo lanes and is now level 10, with most of his items already being Trinity Force.

There's not much of a chance left, let's retreat!
So, Zhou Dian, controlling Camille, went straight into KT's jungle.

After the plane landed via Teleport, Pawn didn't dare to chase into the jungle. Camille still had half health, and if he were ambushed by Camille in the jungle, he might not be able to win.

After all, General Fatty had already witnessed Zhou Dian's vision control skills a few minutes earlier when Camille forcefully ganked mid.

Ultimately, the result of this wave was that Zhou Dian's Camille calmly killed the enemy ADC right in front of the enemy support, and then left gracefully.

The chat in the official live stream was filled with comments like "Awesome!"

The plane didn't dare to chase Camille, nor could it catch up with her, so it could only push the bottom lane a bit.

Since the plane teleported to the bottom lane, KT now only has Jayce and Zac in the top lane, and they are far away from their teammates.

When Zhou Dian attacked Ashe, he told his teammates not to worry about him.

So the rock sparrow and the excavator were on their way early on.

LGD's mid, bot, jungle, and support all gathered in the top lane to push down KT's top lane tower.

KT only had their top and jungle players against LGD's four, including a champion like Rakan who could easily engage. They simply couldn't defend their towers.

They had no choice but to give up on the top lane tower.

LGD successfully took down KT's top tower.

On Zhou Dian's side, Camille went to KT's red buff area, arrived in the mid lane, and pushed the mid lane minion wave to KT's mid lane tower.

Then start targeting KT's mid-lane tower.

Camille has Sheen and her Q skill, so her tower-pushing speed is quite good.

Fortunately, Smeb hasn't completely lost his mind yet, especially on the KT side.

After abandoning the defense of the top turret, Jayce went straight to the mid lane; otherwise, Camille might have pushed down the mid turret.

Seeing Jayce coming to defend the tower, Zhou Dian controlled Camille to retreat.

Even so, KT's mid tower only had half its health left.

After taking down KT's top lane tower, LGD's mid, bot, jungle, and support players showed no intention of continuing their push and instead turned to fight the Rift Herald.

With the Rift Herald secured, KT's low-health mid-lane turret will naturally be in LGD's hands.

On LGD's side, the game rhythm that KT had been pulling them through was thus revitalized.

All of this stemmed from Camille's forced 1v2 in the bottom lane!

In the commentary box.

"KT's lane switching and maneuvering over these past few minutes have all benefited LGD!" Smiley said first.

“Yes, I didn’t expect LGD to break through like this!” Miller added.

"It can only be said that Zhou Shen's ability to seize opportunities is simply too strong!"

"KT's frequent lane swaps actually left a small hidden danger, which is that the bot lane is not keeping up in level. If KT's bot lane had been one level higher, Camille might not have been able to kill Ashe!"

"Moreover, Ashe's level lag was only temporary. She could catch up quickly by farming a few waves of lanes alone. So Zhou Shen seized this one and only opportunity, directly 1v2, forcing the Corki to use his teleport, which led to KT's mid and top outer towers falling completely."

After listening to Wei Xiao's analysis, viewers in the official live stream chat exclaimed "Zhou Shen is awesome!" in the comments!
Back to the game.

After LGD took the Rift Herald, they didn't rush to release it in the mid lane.

At this point, all five KT players were near the mid lane. If LGD pushed forward rashly, KT would easily seize the opportunity.

We should push the side lanes first, pull KT's players away, and then push KT's mid tower.

Camille returned to the fountain, and Zhou Dian bought Trinity Force.

At this point, the game was only 13 minutes in. With Camille equipped with Trinity Force and Tiamat, this kick dealing true damage would likely be too much for KT's players to handle.

Next, Zhou Dian, controlling Camille, headed straight to the top lane and began pushing the lane. After clearing a wave of minions in the top lane, Camille reached level 11, still leading the entire game in levels.

Zhou Dian didn't learn the ultimate skill twice, but instead leveled up his E skill to level four.

Now we need to improve our combat power and max out the E skill as soon as possible. Once maxed out, the grappling hook's cooldown is only twelve seconds.

With the addition of talents and equipment cooldown reduction effects, the cooldown will be less than ten seconds.

At that time, both the ability to gain the upper hand and the ability to escape will be greatly improved.

On KT's side, seeing Camille pushing the lane, they sent Jayce to defend the lane.

One Jayce isn't enough; the jungler Zac can't be too far from the top lane.

Otherwise, it's highly likely that Jayce will be killed by Camille before Zac arrives.

Jayce, especially in the top lane, is a champion that is incredibly frustrating to play if you can't beat your opponent in a 1v1 situation!
Jayce originally had the ability to accelerate by switching forms, the acceleration of the gate in his cannon form, and the E skill in his hammer form that could knock people away.

Even if you can't win a 1v1, you can still farm the minion wave and escape.

If you build up your equipment and play defensively, you can still poke and be effective in the mid-to-late game.

But unfortunately, my opponent in this game was Camille!
Camille benefits from her E skill's extremely long-range mobility and her ultimate ability.

Once you have the advantage in a 1v1 situation, if you don't have teammates nearby, they'll just appear in your line of sight and kill you, leaving you no way to escape!

On LGD's side, the minions on both the top and bottom lanes advanced simultaneously.

In the top lane, Camille single-handedly held off both KT's top laner and jungler.

Meanwhile, in the bottom lane, after the red team LGD pushed the minion wave, Deft, who was already lagging behind in levels, quickly controlled Ashe to run over and catch up in farming.

At this point, for the KT players, clearing the minion wave in the bottom lane is the safest option.

PYL was naturally able to anticipate this situation. As soon as the bottom lane minion wave was pushed forward, his Rakan and imp's Xayah moved into the mid lane together.

Eimy's excavator also rushed to the middle road at the same time.

When Ashe appeared in the bottom lane, Xayah and Rakan had already arrived in the mid lane.

The excavator released the Rift Herald in the mid lane, leaving KT with only their mid and support players, forcing them to abandon the mid tower.

The Rift Herald charged in, leaving KT's mid-lane turret with only a sliver of health. Xayah landed two auto-attacks and took down the turret.

After taking down KT's mid-lane turret, all three of KT's outer turrets were destroyed.

With a lead of 5 kills and 2 turrets, LGD's economic advantage reached over 3,000 gold.

At this point, the game had been going on for less than 15 minutes.

It looks like LGD is getting closer and closer to victory in this match.

The champion of the first Asian Games is getting closer and closer to the LPL.

"Miller, I'm starting to feel a little nervous!" Wawa suddenly said from the commentary booth.

"What's there to be nervous about? LGD has the advantage right now!" Miller said. "But on the other hand, I'm nervous too. LGD must stay calm, play steadily, and not make any rash mistakes."

In this match between LPL and LCK, as LPL got closer and closer to victory, the commentators felt increasingly anxious.

Not only the commentators, but also the LPL staff backstage and all the LPL supporters felt this way to some extent.

They were afraid that LGD might suddenly make a mistake, after all, they were so close to victory.

It's always the most painful thing to lose something you're about to get!
"Fortunately, LGD seems very calm right now, including Zhou Shen. Don't be fooled by his aggressive 1v2 play in the bottom lane; when it's time to play it safe, Zhou Shen is always very stable!"

"Look now, Camille can easily beat Jayce in a 1v1, but if Zac isn't around, Zhou Shen won't even touch Jayce."

“LGD is playing in no hurry at all. If they were in a hurry, they would have immediately placed the Rift Herald in the mid lane after taking it, instead of pushing the lane and pulling KT away before placing the Herald in the mid lane.”

As a veteran who has been through many battles, Weixiao has a fairly accurate eye for problems.

In LGD's current team voice chat, there was neither uncontrollable excitement nor any shouting; the atmosphere was very peaceful.

The main role was to assist PYL and Zhou Dian, who was responsible for single-target split pushing, while the other three coordinated.

The damage output of the hero Corki in the mid-to-late game is really exaggerated. In the later stages of the game, KT is not completely without support.

Moreover, KT's lineup has many initiation skills.

Therefore, LGD needs to be aggressive and not give their opponents any opportunities, while also speeding up the pace of the game.

The best way to speed things up is to find a breakthrough.

In the mid-to-late game, the best breakthrough point is often the support player who is far behind in level and has little equipment.

Especially for support characters!
After taking down KT's mid-lane turret, LGD's four players protected the Rift Herald and then rammed KT's second mid-lane turret before leaving.

In the next few minutes, both sides probed each other, but both showed great restraint and did not engage in a major fight.

KT needs to keep their hopes of a comeback alive, while LGD cannot give KT that chance.

Both sides are focused on developing their own strength.

However, since KT lost all three of their towers, LGD severely restricted vision in the jungle, so they had to be extremely careful whether they were farming lanes or clearing jungle camps.

This inevitably means that some minions will be missed, and some jungle monsters will be stolen by LGD.

This has led to LGD continuing to widen the economic gap little by little.

However, for KT, as long as no more people die, the current rate at which the economic gap is widening is perfectly acceptable.

Unfortunately, the relief only lasted a few minutes before KT started feeling unwell again.

Because 20 minutes had passed in the game, the Baron Nashor spawned.

On LGD's side, Xayah, Taliyah, and Rek'Sai are all quite fast at taking down Baron Nashor.

Especially Taliyah, just two hours ago, in the first set of the Intercontinental Championship final.

Scout's Taliyah soloed the Elder Dragon, which became the final straw that broke the camel's back for Samsung.

Therefore, KT has to be wary of LGD potentially rushing Baron.

At 22 minutes into the game, Camille pushed a wave of minions in the top lane and then walked into KT's top lane tri-bush.

This is what KT saw from their perspective.

A few seconds later, KT still couldn't find Camille in the ward placed between the blue buff and the river.

In the bottom lane, after pushing half a wave of minions, Taliyah did not clear the wave completely and chose to recall to base.

Based on this information, Mata drew a conclusion.

That means Camille must have gone back to base to buy more equipment.

Then Camille will push the bottom lane to distract KT's players, while LGD's other four players will put pressure on KT at Baron.

This is a strategy that the team with the advantage will adopt after the Baron Nashor spawns in any game.

This strategy, though simple, is often very effective.

So Mata quickly controlled Zyra to head towards the Baron pit. He wanted to take advantage of the fact that Camille and Taliyah, those two support killers, were not around to set up vision around Baron.

Zyra, under the influence of the scanner, walked through the passage behind her own blue buff camp, arrived at the upper river, and placed two tricky wards around the Baron pit.

Zyra didn't return to the original spot, but instead went through the river and entered the narrow pass in front of the blue buff.

This pass is not far from the blue team's top lane triangular bush.

At this moment, a pair of long legs were standing in the triangular grass.

It's Blue Steel Shadow!
Even Mata, known as a cunning player in the League of Legends professional scene, never imagined that a top laner with an advantage would not go to push the bottom lane after Baron Nashor spawned, but instead wait in the bushes in the enemy's upper jungle for more than 20 seconds.

This is downright insane!

(End of this chapter)