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Chapter 433 He'd never seen anyone play games like this in the LCK before!
Eimy's Sejuani didn't just miss the Krugs, just as Cuzz had predicted.

They didn't even use the red buff.

Eimy started by clearing the F6 camp and then went straight to the bottom jungle.

If the prince enters LGD's upper jungle, he can get a free red buff.

If you activate all three buffs, you can only say it's incredibly profitable.

Unfortunately, we can't get in!
If this were a ranked game, Cuzz would definitely have entered LGD's red buff area.

Cuzz is a player who dominates ranked games in the Korean server with his Rek'Sai, and he can easily pick any damage-dealing jungler.

But when it comes to the competition, he becomes timid and confused.

In the commentary box.

As the director shifted the camera away from the two players, the commentators turned their attention to other people.

“Eimy is so greedy with his jungle clearing! Is he going to clear all six camps in one go?” PDD said. “If the Prince goes into his jungle, he’ll lose a ton of jungle monsters this wave.”

Eimy's Sejuani didn't take the red buff after starting at F6, but went straight to the bottom jungle, where she killed the Gromp before taking the blue buff.

Sejuani's next route should be to clear the wolves, then return to the upper jungle to take down the remaining red buff and Krugs.

Let's just grind to level four first.

Saving the red buff for last is naturally to delay the time it takes to acquire the red buff as much as possible.

When there are no jungle monsters to farm, you can still do things with the red buff.

This is a case of trying to gank and farm jungle monsters simultaneously, which is quite greedy.

"He was a bit greedy, but he actually managed to get what he wanted," Guan Zeyuan said.

After the prince finished off the river crab, he returned to his upper jungle, which meant that Eimy's somewhat risky jungle plan at the start of the game was successfully implemented.

Cuzz really didn't expect Eimy to save the red buff for last in this game.

Because Eimy is not known for his jungle planning; his jungle planning is very average, and sometimes it can even be described as terrible.

His jungling style is well-known in past matches; he really enjoys ganking.

Although not as crazy as Mala Xiang Guo, Eimy is still a gank expert.

Especially after Zhou Dian joined LGD, Eimy's various fancy ganks on the top lane were no less impressive than those of Spicy Hot Pot.

Eimy's jungle planning at the start of this game is often seen in this version by junglers like Clearlove who focus on map control and counter-ganking.

Longzhu hasn't done enough research on LGD's jungler, but LGD has done some research on Longzhu's jungler.

I can't say anything else, but at least one thing is certain.

That is, when Cuzz didn't have an advantage in the Dragon Ball series, he played quite timidly.

Ultimately, Cuzz is a player who lacks initiative and mostly relies on the momentum of the game.

This is why Eimy dared to plan the jungle like this at the start of the game after LGD picked Taliyah and Darius, mid and top laners who would definitely have lane priority in the early game.

I'm absolutely certain you won't dare to even glance into my jungle.

Eimy had already anticipated that his team would have priority in the early stages of the game.

But getting a solo kill at level 1 in the top lane was a completely unexpected surprise.

If we don't strike while the iron is hot, we'd be doing Zhou Dian a disservice for that level 1 solo kill.

After defeating the three wolves, Eimy controlled Sejuani to walk towards the top half of the map, saying, "Brother Zhou, wait for me to clear the red buff."

With their tacit understanding, Zhou Dian didn't need to say everything; he already understood what Eimy wanted to express.

“OK, I won’t push this lane. You can come directly from the river and flash to gank!” Upon hearing Eimy’s suggestion to gank, Zhou Dian immediately made up his mind.

You can't push the lane in this situation; if you do, you'll reveal your intentions.

Once Khan realizes Zhou Dian's intentions, he will inevitably retreat to preserve his health and prevent LGD from easily diving the tower.

At the same time, they will definitely call the prince over to squat in the opposite direction.

Although Longzhu's top and jungle duo would definitely be no match for LGD's top and jungle duo in a 2v2 match.

However, if the prince comes up and counter-squats, it's still possible to simply save the tree's life.

After clearing the bottom jungle, Eimy's Sejuani went to the top jungle to take down the red buff, but unlike in the previous game, she didn't use the Blast Cone to go down to the Baron pit and gank from the vision.

Instead, they went straight up and arrived at the red team's top lane tri-bush.

There's a ward in the triangular bush; it was placed by Zhou Dian after he returned to the lane.

"How should I put it, this game is still going to be about the top lane!" PDD said immediately upon seeing this.

"Eimy temporarily abandoned the strategy of clearing all six jungle camps. Sejuani started in the top half of the map, cleared half the map, and then went back to the top lane. I wonder if Khan could have predicted that?"

"It depends on the Dragon Ball prince's movements. Sejuani can definitely kill the tree."

After a pause, Zhihuan continued, "If the prince doesn't come to protect us, unless the Great Tree retreats now, I feel we're already dead."

This is from the team voice chat in Dragon Ball.

"Where's Piggy Girl? Where's Piggy Girl?"

Although he didn't notice anything unusual, Khan still had a strange feeling that something was wrong, so he asked Cuzz.

After Cuzz's Jarvan IV cleared the Rift Scuttler and returned to his upper jungle, he first took the Wolves. He had just killed the Gromp when Khan asked him a question.

Upon hearing this, Cuzz thought for a moment and said, "Pig Girl should be eating the river crabs down there."

As he spoke, he controlled the prince to walk towards his own lower jungle, preparing to eat the giant raptor.

Cuzz's statement makes sense.

Since the prince ran back and forth in the river, which took up some time, Sejuani should have just finished clearing five camps by this time.

The Sejuani started in the upper half of the map and kept clearing the lower half, excluding the Krugs, so she cleared exactly five camps!

Sejuani should have finished clearing the three camps in the blue buff area and is now in the lower river fighting the river crab.

The time error would not exceed five seconds, and Cuzz was very confident in his judgment.

Thinking of this, Cuzz also casually warned the bottom laner to be careful.

Hearing Cuzz's reply, Khan felt a little relieved.

However, Khan continued to scan the minimap, so he would know immediately if Sejuani appeared in Dragon Ball's field of vision.

Anyway, the big tree doesn't dare to go up and finish them off, so there's nothing else to do.

The main reason is that Darius bought boots, and with the difference in movement speed, Maokai didn't dare to get too close.

"Just bear with it a little longer. This is a pushback lane. Keep your health up, and you can farm under the tower later," Khan thought to himself.

Thinking of this, Khan glanced at the minimap again.

A true ward was placed in the triangular bush behind my tower.

Although I haven't dared to place wards in the river grass on the top lane, the big tree has thrown some saplings in the grass, which are even more useful than wards.

Maokai's E skill, which throws tree spawns, is an amazing skill for surviving pressure. Not only can it help you last-hit minions, but it can also be thrown out to provide vision. Furthermore, the tree spawns explode upon hitting enemies, slowing them down.

In the commentary box.

Seeing that the Prince had finished off the Gromp and started moving downwards, while the Treant Protector still hadn't retreated, PDD immediately said, "Khan is doomed this time!"

The big tree is located slightly behind the middle of the river channel. There are real eyes in the triangular grass behind it, and tree sons in the river grass.

At this point, Darius has no summoner spells to keep the enemy in place. Generally speaking, as long as you don't make a foolish mistake and get pulled back by Darius's Unyielding Hand (E), you are relatively safe.

On the big screen, Sejuani dove headfirst into the top lane river bushes, and was immediately spotted by the saplings in the bushes.

Of course, Khan, who was constantly scanning the minimap, noticed it immediately, and the tree began to retreat.

The saplings in the grass bounced and landed on Pig Girl, then exploded.

But it had no effect whatsoever.

Sejuani's passive ability, the Pigskin, not only provides a significant damage reduction effect, but also grants immunity to slows.

The saplings exploded on Piglet, tearing off her skin, but did nothing to slow her down.

Sejuani took a few steps forward, just one step away from leaving the river bush, when Eimy decisively used Q-Flash to knock up the tree at the maximum range.

Then the pig whip lashed out, slowing down the tree, while Darius pounced forward from behind.

The tree kept running back to the tower, but just as it got back, Sejuani triggered its E skill's four-stack passive.

Then Sejuani used her Eternal Freeze (E) ability, throwing out a block of ice that was about to freeze the tree in place.

The tree turns around and uses a twisting thrust (W) to bind Sejuani.

Maokai dodged Sejuani's E skill by taking advantage of the invulnerability during the W skill's casting process.

At such close range, he managed to dodge Sejuani's E with the tree's W. I have to say, that's pretty impressive!

However, this was completely useless!
Because of the delay caused by the tree's W skill, and because it moved back a little, Darius had already closed in and used his Iron Hand (E) to pull the tree back.

Then came a brutal beating!
Although Sejuani's first E skill failed to hit Maokai, Maokai's four stacks of passive effect were still active.

Furthermore, Sejuani's E skill only has a 1.5-second cooldown.

Soon, Sejuani used her Eternal Freeze Field (E) again, freezing the tree that Darius had pulled back in place.

The defense tower is right in front of me, but I just can't get back.

The tree was killed again, and Darius got the kill once more.

"Damn it!!"

A phrase from his hometown dialect slipped out of Khan's mouth.

If the local dialect spoken when one is solo killed at level one is a quiet mutter, then this sentence is an angry curse.

Cuzz, of course, witnessed the entire process of Da Shu being "dirtifully" killed by LGD's top and jungle once again.

He was so startled by Khan's roar that he trembled and dared not utter a word.

I just told my top laner that the enemy jungler was in the bottom half of the map, and then my top laner got ganked and killed!
this.
Cuzz suddenly felt a little dizzy!

Fortunately, Cuzz's most basic ideas, or rather, instincts, are still there.

If Sejuani can go top at this time, then the river crab must not have been attacked yet.

The prince, who had just reached F6, didn't eat the big bird. Instead, he headed straight for the river, where the river crab was still there.

The prince started with two river crabs and was able to clear his own first wave of jungle camps smoothly. To be honest, this was a pretty comfortable start.

It's just tough on the big tree.
But honestly, Khan bears more responsibility for the tree dying twice.

No matter how difficult your laning phase is or how many times you get ganked, Cuzz, as the jungler, can't possibly go to the top lane to stand guard for the top laner before he's even cleared his first wave of jungle monsters!

If Darius gets two heads so early and comes out of his house again, it won't be like chopping down trees with an axe anymore.

It seems the axe will have to be upgraded to a chainsaw!
Whether Cuzz likes it or not, for the next period of time, the prince has been passively held hostage by his own top laner.

He has to stand guard near the top lane, otherwise the tree will either not be able to gain any experience or will die endlessly.

"If Khan dies again, I don't know how the game will be played behind that tree!" PDD burst out laughing in the commentary booth.

Anyway, he was just a guest invited to provide commentary, not an official commentator, so it's okay for him to be a little unrestrained.

Exaggerating your performance and creating more entertainment value can actually attract more fans.

This is a match between an LPL team and a Korean team.

Regardless of the actual match content, praising your own team is a sure-fire way to boost your personal career as a commentator.

Upon hearing PDD's words, Guan Zeyuan laughed and said, "I feel like Khan's mentality is about to collapse. First, he had Tryndamere charging into Jayce, and then Darius chopping down trees. Where in the LCK has he ever seen a game played like this!"

Zhihuan chuckled in agreement, then steered the conversation back on track, "It's not that bad. This wave of Treants has teleportation, so they didn't lose too many creeps."

"Yes." Guan Zeyuan nodded. "But now that Maokai's teleport has been triggered, LGD's bot lane is under much less pressure. At least we don't have to worry about the enemy top laner suddenly teleporting behind the tower for a four-man gank on the bot lane!"

After the tree revived, it used its teleportation ability to reach the online world.

Zhou Dian simultaneously clicked on the tree's teleportation, and PYL immediately noted the time when the tree's next teleportation would be ready in the chat box in the lower left corner.

After catching the giant tree, Eimy's Sejuani returned to her red zone to kill the stone beetle, then went back to town to replenish her equipment.

Meanwhile, on the Dragon Ball side, Cuzz's Prince returned to base after clearing the remaining two camps of jungle monsters in his lower half.

The prince returned to base, upgraded his jungle item, bought a control ward, and headed straight to the top lane to guard the top laner.

There's no other way. If we don't go up, once the minions under the tower are all dead and the blue team's minion wave pushes out, the Maokai won't be able to kill a single minion.

At this point, both junglers are at a stage where they have no jungle camps left to farm.

After replenishing her equipment, Sejuani left the fountain and headed straight for the bottom half of the map, instead of continuing to the top side as she had done in the previous game.

This Dragon Ball bot lane Xayah and Lulu combo is pretty strong in lane; we need to put some pressure on them.

On the top lane, Zhou Dian's Darius had already recalled to base to replenish his equipment after pushing the lane.

If you don't quickly turn your economic advantages into equipment and put them on your person, it's as if you have none at all.

Seeing the previously timid tree suddenly dare to step forward and deliver the final blow, Zhou Dian understood that its prince bodyguard had arrived.

Since your jungler is nearby, well, there's nothing I can do but let you farm.
In fact, Zhou Dian could have easily called over Zhu Mei to camp nearby and then continued to harass Da Shu.

But there's really no need to do that in this game.

The opponent is just a big tree; no matter how much you target it, it won't change anything.

One gank by the jungler is enough; ganking more than that is not cost-effective.

Instead of focusing on the enemy jungler being tied up by the top laner, we should let our own jungler go to other lanes to do more things.

This is an example of Zhou Dian sacrificing his own speed to expand his advantage, making some sacrifices to create an advantage for his teammates.

As professional League of Legends competitions have developed, it has become increasingly difficult for one person to carry the game.

To win a game, you need your teammates to work together; if someone is sabotaging you, it will be very difficult to win.

(End of this chapter)