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Chapter 68 Unleash your full power!

the next day.

In the afternoon, Zhou Dian arrived at the LGD base and unexpectedly saw Dgc at the entrance again.

She actually came all the way to the gate to wait for him.

Why, is it really necessary to be so "respectful and courteous"?

Zhou Dian didn't quite understand.

After exchanging greetings, Dgc turned and went inside, with Zhou Dian quickly following.

On the way to the training room, Dgc pointed to the backpack Zhou Dian was carrying and asked, "What's this?"

"Peripherals!" Zhou Dian said, "I wasn't quite used to the King of Law's keyboard and mouse yesterday, so I'm switching to my own today!"

"Okay!" Dgc suddenly shouted.

What's so good about it?

Zhou Dian genuinely felt that DGC was acting strangely today!
Seeing Zhou Dian looking at him with a strange expression, Dgc quickly changed the subject, "Um... our opponent in the scrim later is EDG!"

"Oh!"

Dgc was actually trying to remind Zhou Dian to be prepared, as today's practice match might be even tougher than yesterday's.

After all, EDG has been the dominant force in the LPL for the past few years, and was the LPL Summer Split champion last year.

Although the team's key player, Clearlove, was deeply hurt by the 4396 incident at the S6 World Championship last year and was relegated to the bench after the start of this year's Spring Split, EDG's current main jungler is EDG's crown prince, Ai Luoli.

However, EDG's strength should not be underestimated. They also achieved a three-game winning streak in the first three regular season games of the Spring Split.

You can never question EDG's level of performance in internal matches!

However, Dgc really didn't expect that Zhou Dian's reaction would be just a casual "Oh".

Pay attention, bro!
"We're going to beat EDG today!" Dgc couldn't help but say it again.

"I know!" Zhou Dian shrugged. "Isn't playing against EDG a good idea?"

"What's so good about it?" Dgc didn't understand.

"Fortunately, EDG's top laner didn't have anyone to help him, so I can just play however I want!"

Upon hearing this, Dgc suddenly stopped and patted Zhou Dian on the shoulder, saying, "Today, unleash your full power!"

"What about hero selection?" Zhou Dian raised an eyebrow.

"Play whatever you want!"

Zhou Dian was waiting for this very sentence.

So he reached out and patted Dgc on the shoulder, "Brother Xu, don't worry, it's all set!"

Although I don't know why Dgc is so eager to keep himself in LGD.

But Zhou Dian's values ​​are very simple: since you think highly of me, I will definitely give you a helping hand!
Back in the LGD training room, PYL and the two kings of mage and jungle greeted Zhou Dian.

Even Imp nodded to Zhou Dian.

Only GodV remained seated, playing on his phone without even looking up.

However, today he didn't disappear like he did yesterday, just as the training match was about to start.

As soon as Zhou Dian arrived, the Dharma King immediately stood up and made room for him.

He has a very open-minded personality. If he was replaced because of his own lack of ability, he can't blame anyone else.

When it comes to playing professionally, being bad is the original sin!
Seeing Zhou Dian open his backpack and take out a mouse and keyboard to switch to, the Dharma King couldn't help but feel a little more expectant.

Is this for real?
The Dharma King dragged over a chair and sat down to the side and behind Zhou Dian, ready to observe carefully.

Seeing that the best observer position was taken by the Mage, Dgc couldn't help but roll his eyes.

"Ahui, move over a bit, give me some room!"

EDG's training room. Clearlove asked Abu, "Who are we scrimming against today?"

Although Abu is no longer the head coach of EDG, Clearlove still prefers to communicate with Abu.

The new coach, Nofe, is Korean, so we can't communicate with him directly!

Although Abu has stepped down as EDG's head coach, he still likes to go to the training room to supervise the players' training.

“Let’s beat LGD!” Abu replied.

"Pshaw, playing against LGD!" Clearlove sneered. "What's so great about playing against LGD? This team can only play the laning phase. Once the laning phase is over, they can't play anymore. They have absolutely no macro-management!"

“It’s good to practice your skills!” Abu said.

The phrase "practice your skills" might have stung the factory manager, who immediately fell silent.

Although the factory manager doesn't consider himself a mechanically skilled jungler, he is still very confident in his skills.

Until last year's World Championship quarterfinals, he encountered Peanut, who had just debuted.
The factory manager, along with his ID, was completely crushed by Little Peanut!
This year, I changed my ID from Clearlove to Clearlove7.

On the surface, it means a new ID and a new beginning, but in reality, it means the factory manager doesn't want to retire yet and wants to stay a little longer.

Ai Luoli has been performing well in recent matches, and has secured his position as EDG's main jungler.

The factory manager won't be back in the starting lineup anytime soon.

However, in today's scrim against LGD, the EDG coaching staff arranged for Clearlove to play jungle.

Even substitutes have to participate in training matches!

They can't even play in practice matches; they're basically relegated to the bench!
Soon, the first scrim between EDG and LGD began.

After the draft phase, when Clearlove saw that LGD had picked Fiora for top lane, he couldn't help but say, "Pfft, what's the use of Fiora? She can't even team fight!"

Turning to look at Mouse, the factory manager continued, "Mouse, just play it safe with Maokai this game. Come join the team fights in the mid-to-late game, and LGD will be finished!"

"Don't worry! The King of France's Fiora is terrible!" Mouse said with a smile.

But Mouse's smile soon faded.

Something's wrong with this Fiora!

The pressure on him was just too much!
Even though Mouse was experienced in handling pressure and was extremely careful, he was still solo killed by the enemy Fiora who tower-dived and secured level 6.

"What happened, Mouse? You should have recalled when your health was low. How did you get tower-dived and killed?" the factory manager asked.

"My health was pretty high, I still had more than half a bar left! Who knew this Fiora would deal so much damage!" Mouse's voice was full of grievance. "Help me, I really can't hold on!"

"Wait a minute, I'll be there in a bit!"

Mouse waited and waited, but instead of Clearlove, he got LGD's jungler Eimy.

Zhou Dian and Eimy dove the tower and killed Mouse, who was at full health.

Dgc is feeling really frustrated right now.

This is the first scrim between LGD and EDG.

During the laning phase, LGD's top laner Fiora was fed, the mid lane was evenly matched, and the bot lane also had a slight advantage.

LGD clearly has such a big advantage, so why is this game so difficult for them?
Once the lane transition phase begins, either someone gets caught out of nowhere, or someone is a step too slow and can't keep up with their teammates, resulting in them not getting the resources they should have, and their economy remains stuck.

However, the biggest difference between practice matches and official matches is that coaches can still participate in the game after the draft phase ends.

Many teams develop their operational capabilities by having coaches provide guidance and adjustments to players during practice matches, gradually building up their skills step by step.

Coaches can't teach players how to play, but they can teach them the thought process.

Of course, there aren't many coaches with such abilities.

And the vast majority of them are South Korean coaches.

LGD's current head coach, Dgc, clearly does not belong to this category of coaches.

(End of this chapter)