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Chapter 395 Is showing off a little tiger really worth bragging about?
Eimy's Kha'Zix had just recalled to base to replenish his equipment and was walking towards his own mid-lane second turret.

At this moment, the minions in the middle lane converge at the center.

Wei Shen controlled Syndra and walked to the passage on the left side of LGD's mid-lane tower, wanting to place a ward in the river bush on the left side of the mid lane.

Wei Shen was unaware that his every move had been completely exposed to RNG's surveillance.

Gragas has chosen the [Insight] talent, which reduces the cooldown of Summoner Spells by 15%.

So even though it's been less than five minutes since Gragas last used Flash, his Flash is already ready again.

Syndra took two steps to the left and placed her trinket ward into the river bush on the left side of the mid lane.

Then Wei Shen saw the wine barrel standing in the grass.

However, Mlxg didn't give Wei Shen any chance to react. Although the distance between Gragas and Syndra was very close, separated only by a wall, Gragas immediately used E-Flash.

Before the animation for Meatball Impact (E) was even fully completed, Gragas flashed right in Syndra's face.

Syndra was knocked unconscious by the barrel.

Wei Shen frantically pressed the Flash button, but ultimately failed to use it.

Without any unnecessary actions, the Bursting Barrel (R) was thrown, blasting Syndra back a short distance.

Cassiopeia followed up with a Poisonous Mist (W) that landed at Syndra's feet, and Syndra couldn't use Flash.

But Wei Shen didn't want to use Flash at this point.

Because my praying mantis is almost here.

Syndra uses her healing ability, which speeds her up, and she's about to emerge from Cassiopeia's poisonous fog (W).
RNG spotted Kha'Zix, so Xiaohu's Cassiopeia immediately used her ultimate to deal damage, trying to quickly kill Syndra.

However, as Cassiopeia used her ultimate, she was pushed back a bit by Syndra's QE push.

As a result, Cassiopeia's ultimate failed to land on Syndra, making it a complete miss.

Immediately, Gragas' Q skill landed at Syndra's feet, slowing her down again, and the Drunken Rage (W) empowered basic attacks also hit Syndra.

However, the item Gragas built this time was Cinderhulk, which didn't do much damage.

After taking that wave of damage from the Gragas, Syndra still had nearly 200 health left.

Syndra unleashes a backhand burst of energy (R), pouring Dark Orbs into the barrel one after another.

The mantis also activated its ultimate ability and leaped up, its claws landing on the barrel.

At this point, the Gragas was no match for the high burst damage from LGD's mid and jungle champions.

Not to mention that both of these heroes were using Thunderlord's Decree in this game.

Without any resistance gear and with all his skills on cooldown, the Gragas' health bar plummeted, and he died in less than two seconds.

Syndra got the kill.

Eimy wasn't satisfied with killing the barrel.

The Mantis activates the second stage of his ultimate ability, becoming invisible, and gets close to the Cassiopeia next to him, starting to attack her.

However, the damage from the Cassiopeia is something the squishy Kha'Zix can't withstand.

After taking one QE from the Cassiopeia, Eimy sensed something was off about the damage and quickly made his escape.

The Cassiopeia used Wind Rider, which greatly increased her movement speed. She then chased after Kha'Zix and fired several Twin Fangs (E) at him. In the meantime, she also dodged Syndra's Q skill by maneuvering.

The mantis escaped with low health, narrowly escaping death from the snake woman's venomous fangs!

In the LGD team voice chat.

"Holy crap, that scared me to death! This Cassiopeia's damage is too high!" Eimy said while controlling the low-health Kha'Zix to farm jungle camps.

"That's it?" Wei Shen said immediately.

"Huh? What?"

"Damn, wasn't my Syndra play amazing?" Wei Shen said, feigning anger.

"I didn't notice!" Eimy was indeed an honest kid, telling the truth directly.

"Pfft!" Zhou Dian burst out laughing.

He was playing Maokai in the top lane and was quite idle, so he happened to see the whole 2v2 fight in the mid lane.

It has to be said that Wei Shen's handling of the gank was absolutely perfect.

"Wei Shen is awesome, 666!" Zhou Dian said with a smile.

"Tch, that's too perfunctory. Forget it, I'm too lazy to talk about it. I'll just carry this game!" Wei Shen said with a smile.

Syndra took the red buff from Gragas, and then went to take her own blue buff.

With the double buff, Syndra is now swaggering in front of Cassiopeia, having shaken off the frustration of being suppressed by her earlier.

The first ten minutes of the game passed quickly, and the score was 2-1.

Although the early game of this game may not seem intense, there were actually quite frequent exchanges of blows on both sides across all lanes.

This can be seen from the number of last hits.

Surprisingly, the two tanks in the top lane had the highest CS (creep score) of the entire game, both approaching 100 CS.

It's clear that apart from the previous gank on the top lane by Kha'Zix, Maokai and Cho'Gath didn't even bother to touch each other.

The two of them went off to finish off the enemy.

He truly embodies the word "slacker" to the fullest!
The highest number of last hits on the bottom and middle lanes was only around eighty.

This shows that there were so many exchanges of health that many last hits were missed.

With 10 minutes and 30 seconds left in the game, Mlxg, unable to find any good opportunities, chose to attack the dragon.

The first dragon in this game was a wind dragon, so neither side had much interest in it.

Eimy also couldn't find an opportunity to gank, so he thought of entrapment.

After Syndra, with both buffs, pushed through the mid-lane minion wave, Eimy immediately called for Wei Shen to follow him.

With Kha'Zix and Syndra clearing the way, they entered RNG's upper jungle.

After going around in circles, the two of them crouched in the bush in front of RNG's red buff.

A ward was placed, and there were no wards from RNG in this bush.

When Xiaohu noticed that Syndra was missing, he quickly sent a signal to Cho'Gath in the top lane.

The Cassiopeia finished farming the minions under the tower, but still couldn't find Syndra.

I glanced at the minion wave on the top lane; it had already reached RNG's top tower.

Xiaohu guessed that Syndra and Kha'Zix had probably gone to the top lane to tower dive.

So he controlled the Cassiopeia to enter his own upper jungle and head straight for the top lane.

Xiaohu was already being cautious enough. The Cassiopeia took a long route to the top lane, entering the jungle from the entrance next to the mid-lane second tower, making a big detour.

Unexpectedly, LGD's mid and jungle players were actually camping on this road.

Just as Cassiopeia reached the Blast Cone, an orb flew out of the grass in front of her, and Cassiopeia was stunned by Syndra's QE combo.

The cleanse is instantly dispelled, and the Cassiopeia follows up with Flash, unleashing a double DF combo.

However, Syndra had already used her ultimate ability.

Although the Cassiopeia had created some distance, she had already taken all of Syndra's damage, and her health was down to a quarter.

Kha'Zix uses his E skill to jump directly towards Cassiopeia.

As soon as he landed, Eimy immediately used Flash to teleport behind the Cassiopeia.

At the same moment, the snake woman unleashed a petrifying gaze (R) in front of her.

But there was no one in front of the snake woman, so her ultimate move naturally missed.

Eimy actually anticipated this move and used Flash to dodge Cassiopeia's ultimate.

Kha'Zix flashed behind Cassiopeia and used his Q skill to take her down.

When isolated and helpless, the mantis's damage output is extremely high.

"Great prediction, Dan, that was pretty cool!" Zhou Dian shouted in the LGD team voice chat.

In this game, Zhou Dian played Maokai, and Letme played Cho'Gath, neither of them showing any intention of trading blows or engaging in a fight. At this moment, Zhou Dian was bored in the top lane, having witnessed the entire process of his mid and jungle ganking.

When you have nothing to do, being a cheerleader to encourage your teammates is a good option.

Hearing Zhou Dian's praise, Eimy chuckled twice.

In today's BO5 against RNG, without Eimy's help, Zhou Dian couldn't have exerted such explosive pressure in the first two games, and LGD couldn't have won the game so easily.

In the third game, Eimy also performed exceptionally well, completely dominating Mlxg.

Therefore, Zhou Dian's praise at this moment was not just a casual remark, but a heartfelt compliment that came naturally.

"Damn, when I show off, you just give me a perfunctory reply, but when Dan shows off, you praise him to the skies. Are you being unfair?" Wei Shen said with a laugh.

"No way, what's so special about a mere little tiger? Showing off a little tiger is something to brag about, isn't it, Wei Shen!"

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Back to the game.

With Cassiopeia dead, Kha'Zix and Syndra immediately began attacking RNG's mid-lane tower.

The turret was quickly reduced to half its health.

Ming's Tahm Kench quickly activated his ultimate, flying from the bottom lane to the mid lane with Gragas to defend the mid tower.

At this point, the kill score was 3-1, and LGD had a gold lead of about 1,000.

Although LGD's advantage doesn't seem significant, they are ahead in every aspect, particularly in mid-jungle tempo.

Zhou Dian thought this game was pretty easy to win.

RNG understands that they are in a passive position and need to take the initiative to regain some momentum.

At 13 minutes and 30 seconds into the game, Tahm Kench, who was warding in the river, seized the opportunity when Syndra recalled and used his ultimate to fly directly to the bottom lane with Cassiopeia, landing behind LGD's bottom lane duo.

When Tahm Kench wasn't around, Varus and Alistar pressured Uzi so much that Kog'Maw couldn't even last-hit minions.

Therefore, LGD's bot lane duo was positioned very far forward at this time.

imp's Varus fires the Chains of Corruption (R) at the landing point of Tahm Kench's ultimate.

Unfortunately, the timing wasn't right; it was a tiny bit too early, resulting in a missed opportunity.

Varus quickly slipped away through the river.

"PYL, sell him, sell him!" imp decisively sold the support.

After the Alistar turned around and used his WQ combo to knock up the newly appeared Tahm Kench and Cassiopeia, he quickly ran towards his own bottom tower.

Having braved the Cassiopeia's W skill on foot, Alistar had already lost two-thirds of his health.

When they reached the tower, Alistar already had three stacks of his passive ability on him from Tahm Kench's licking, and Tahm Kench swallowed Alistar whole.

The Minotaur immediately activated his ultimate ability and popped out of Tahm Kench's mouth again.

PYL originally wanted to save his Flash, but it seems he can't save it now.

Alistar flashed back to the tower, and three RNG players chased him into the tower and fought for two seconds, but they couldn't kill the low-health Alistar, so they had to leave disappointed.

After the damage reduction effect of Alistar's ultimate was adjusted, it's really a bit overpowered.

RNG's attempt to take the initiative yielded no results, and the game situation continued to develop in a direction unfavorable to RNG.

Xiaohu's Cassiopeia roamed to the bottom lane but failed, so she went back to take the blue buff from home.

On the other side, Wei Shen's Syndra took the opportunity to push the minion wave into RNG's mid-lane tower and started attacking it.

Mlxg's Gragas came to defend the tower and used a Human Blast (E) to push forward, but was interrupted halfway by Syndra's QE push.

Wei Shen reacted very quickly this time.

It's clear that after a dismal start to the game, Wei Shen quickly adjusted his mindset.

At this point, Cassiopeia finished her blue buff and returned to the mid lane, while Syndra temporarily retreated.

With the Cassiopeia returning to defend the tower, Gragas immediately chose to recall under the tower.

After clearing the minions under the tower, the Cassiopeia returned to base and built her first major item – the Abyssal Mask.

Xiao Hu opted for a safer approach and didn't choose to craft the Staff of Time.

LGD accurately seized the opportunity when RNG's mid and jungle were not in the top half of the map.

At 14 minutes and 40 seconds into the game, Kha'Zix and Syndra arrived near the red team's top lane tri-bush.

Upon scanning, a fake eye was discovered in the grass.

"Stop looking around, just go for it!" Zhou Dian shouted.

As he spoke, the tree unleashed its ultimate move, Nature's Grip.

Five thick roots emerged from behind the tree and rolled forward.

Just as Cho'Gath retreated out of the turret's range, Letme saw Maokai's ultimate coming and knew he couldn't dodge it, so he simply controlled Cho'Gath to turn around and return to the turret, hoping to use the turret to trade kills.

At this moment, the giant bug was wearing a complete set of equipment, Justice and Glory.

With the passive effect of Cho'Gath's ultimate, Cho'Gath's health is now quite high, but its resistances are not very good.

After Maokai used his ultimate to bind Cho'Gath, Kha'Zix and Syndra swarmed in.

Under the combined attack of LGD's top, mid, and jungle players, Cho'Gath's health dropped rapidly.

Letme knew he was going to die this round, and all he wanted was to trade one kill.

So the big worm targeted the weakest of the mantises.

Unfortunately, the giant bug's Feast (R) before it died didn't quite hit the mantis, and the damage was a little too little. The mantis was left with only a few dozen drops of health and didn't die, which really infuriated Letme!
The tree withstood several hits from the tower, but only had one-third of its health left.

The big bug's head was taken by the mantis, bringing the kill score to 4-1.

With the constant mid-jungle synergy between Kha'Zix and Syndra, the game is slowly turning in LGD's favor.

In the past, LGD's most frequent synergy was between the top laner and jungler.

Today, RNG seemed somewhat unprepared for LGD's well-coordinated mid-jungle synergy.

After Xiaohu's snake woman emerged from the abyss, she left her home and headed straight for the road.

Of course, it was too late to rescue the big bug, but at least they managed to defend RNG's top tower.

If the Cassiopeia hadn't come, we would have already lost the first tower.

LGD didn't know if there was anyone behind Cassiopeia. Maokai and Kha'Zix were both severely low on health and didn't dare to push hard. The top, mid, and jungle players all chose to recall.

At the 16th minute of the game, RNG, eager to regain their rhythm, launched another attack in the bottom lane.

PYL's Alistar crossed the bottom lane river bush, where Mlxg's Gragas was already lying in ambush.

The Barrel of Bloodthirster uses its E ability to stun Alistar, and then Cho'Gath teleports, landing in the blue team's bottom lane tri-bush.

The bull's head was essentially caught in the middle.

Then Zhou Dian also pressed teleport, and the teleport point for the tree was also the blue team's bottom lane tri-bush.

Alistar activated his ultimate ability, using his Q skill to knock up the giant Cho'Gath in front of him, as well as Tahm Kench and Gragas behind him.

Then, use Savage Charge (W) to knock away the giant bug and run towards your own jungle.

At this moment, all five RNG players had gathered near the bottom lane tri-bush of LGD.

Zhou Dian's tree had just landed when he was hit by Cassiopeia's W skill, which bound him to the ground.

He quickly unleashed his ultimate move and then scrambled outwards.

As soon as the tree moved out of the range of Cassiopeia's W skill, Zhou Dian immediately used Flash.

At the same time, Gragas' ultimate ability comes into play.

However, it was a bit too late; it just happened to be the one that flashed away and sent the tree away.

The giant bug, driving Justice Glory, tried to give chase, but it couldn't catch up.

LGD's top, bottom, and support players scattered and fled in three directions.

While RNG's five players were in the bottom lane, Kha'Zix and Syndra managed to take down RNG's mid-lane turret, securing the first turret kill of the game.

(End of this chapter)