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Chapter 37 The stage is huge? The stove is huge!
Watching the retreating figures of FPX's jungler and support, Di Wu smiled slightly and walked towards the upper river bushes.

FPX fell silent for a moment, and Doinb's face flushed slightly.

He confidently called his teammates, wanting to take the initiative and get back at the top of the game, but who could have imagined this outcome? He actually used Sylas's second E to negate the control effect.

After fighting for a while, Sylas barely lost any health and even saved his Flash.

How do we accept this vanguard group?
"Mine! Sorry, how about we just give it to Vanguard?"

It seems the Tsar isn't suited for fighting at this time of year, especially something like this where he deliberately floats up!

He was actually a bit overconfident. In the last game, Azir was facing a late-game champion like Corki. Even if he couldn't push him down, it didn't matter because he wouldn't die. But this game is Sylas!
Xiao Tian glanced at the minimap and saw that the enemy's bottom lane duo had disappeared, clearly indicating they had been brought up to contest for the lead. LGD's lineup was one that needed to gain momentum in the early to mid-game.

"Sigh, forget it! Just give it to them, okay? Let's change the plating!" Xiao Tian nodded helplessly.

Liu Qingsong turned around, intending to head towards the bottom lane, but at that moment he seemed to remember something.

"Wait, Khan! Hurry, they might come looking for you first!"

If GimGoon is in the top lane, he might have already retreated to the second tower by now.

But Khan isn't that kind of player. At this moment, he was still under his own turret and was a little confused when he heard Liu Qingsong's words.

Although Sylas used his ultimate, it made little difference whether Sylas had his ultimate or not when ganking Jayce. The prince was definitely in the top half of the map, while Jayce was still under the first tower and would be tower-dived.

Even if it's a one-for-one trade, giving Sylas a 600 gold kill is something FPX simply cannot accept.

Khan used his E skill to accelerate the portal, then switched to his hammer and retreated towards his second tower.

Silas and the prince must have just arrived, so I still have a chance to leave.

However.
Just two or three steps after he stepped out of the top lane turret, the prince and Sylas emerged from the entrance of their own top lane tier 2 turret.

???

Did they go straight into their own jungle and then come out from the second tower?
Khan's heart skipped a beat. Whose jungle was this? The crocodile on the front had already activated its ultimate and cleared the minion wave in one go.

There wasn't enough time for me to turn around and deal with the minion wave; it looked like I was about to be overtaken!

"Give me the head, you have to give me the bounty!"

Seeing Jayce cowering back under the tower, Diwu already knew that Khan was doomed.

I absolutely have to get a head of this; a 600-yuan head of this is basically enough to give me a big boost.

That's how you get the ability to compete in C!

It's not that they're the team's bullies, but they just can't relax at all during this game.

Lies nodded and took the initiative to use his E to tank the turret. Although Khan used his hammer form E to knock the crocodile away, the enraged W had already bitten Khan.

Peanut's EQ combo knocked Khan into the air, and Diwu immediately followed up with a chain stun followed by crowd control, while simultaneously using AQ and reserving W to secure the kill.

The moment Khan was low on health, both Renekton and Jarvan IV retreated in perfect unison. Lies even used his E to create distance, preventing his own ultimate from burning him to death.

Silas AWA!

“Shut down!”

"600 gold! Add to that the 450 from the Tsar just now! Sylas has racked up a thousand in one go!"

Guan Zeyuan couldn't help but swallow.

This game ended LGD's top and jungle with a very subtle hand, allowing Sylas to get two big kills. So, it seems like the game isn't over yet?

They can even take down the Rift Herald, although LWX should have taken down the first tower in the bottom lane first.

However, being able to trade a tower for the top lane is perfectly acceptable for LGD.

Moreover, Azir, who is a late-game carry, didn't have a Teleport after dying, so he couldn't get the turret plating in the bottom lane.

Sylas can actually take the top lane turret plating, so LGD seems to have a better chance.

At this point, the economic gap between the two sides has narrowed to less than a thousand, which is almost negligible!
"Little Peanut wants to win, doesn't he?"

In Masto's live stream, watching the moment when Lies and Peanut both stopped playing.

He couldn't believe how Di Wu had established his absolute position in LGD in such a short time.

Lies giving up kills is one thing, but Peanut is giving up kills too?
"The stage is set, now it's up to Adi to play it!"

"Two finishes, and Silas is now the fattest player on the court!"

LGD secured the Rift Herald and then took down the top lane tower.

Di Wu went home and took out his push stick, along with his magic shoes and an arm guard.

Sylas's current gear is terrifying; his Killing Ring has reached level 4.

Even without his ultimate ability, this Tsar could be killed if he just glances at Sylas.

The time also happened to be the time when the second dragon spawned, so FPX naturally wouldn't stubbornly engage in team fights with Sylas who had this equipment.

FPX secured the Fire Dragon as their first kill, while LGD secured the Wind Dragon as their second.

A sudden drizzle began to fall in Summoner's Rift, and many extra bushes grew in the river and jungle.

The dragon soul attribute for this match was also locked to the water dragon soul.

With Sylas securing two consecutive kills, the advantage gradually began to radiate to his teammates on the sidelines.

Especially in the top lane, Lies was already struggling to lane, and after the last tower dive, Khan toned down his aggressive pressure. Their lineup really needs to wait for Azir to farm up; Sylas and Azir are currently far too weak in combat.

The third dragon was also captured by Peanut.

The economic gap between the two sides has been leveled, with Diwu leading Doinb by 1800, which is about the same as the combined lead of Jayce and Miss Fortune.

Miller nodded in agreement: "FPX has chosen to avoid the fight now, so they'll have to wait for the next dragon!"

The last wave seemed to have woken Doinb up; Azir still can't compete with Sylas in the mid-game.

However, the price you paid last time was a bit too high; you gave Sylas at least 1,500 gold.

LGD managed to take down the second Rift Herald, and the situation began to reverse without anyone noticing. Sylas, with the Rift Herald in the bottom lane, was now threatening the bottom lane's first tower.

It was about 24 minutes before the fourth dragon spawned.

At that time, Doinb was able to fight effectively by leeching off his teammates' health.

Even if they think they can't take down the fourth dragon, they can let it go and wait until the fifth dragon soul team fight at around 30 minutes in before taking it back.

At that time, the Tsar already had all three pieces of armor.

"Wanghu, protect me and let me take the bottom lane tower, then we'll rotate to the mid lane and release the Rift Herald, and then prepare for the third dragon!"

Di Wu's strategy is clear: if you want to avoid battle, then avoid it. LGD is currently using a fast-paced dragon strategy to take down your towers.

Then they'll restrict your vision in the jungle, putting you under constant pressure.

After the bottom and mid lane towers were taken down, Renekton and Varus caught up in their development.

LGD is now leading by more than a thousand points in the economy. Xiaotian is limited by the fact that the mid-lane Azir needs to farm, while Diwu is always linked with Peanut.

The jungle has also lost its rhythm, and at this point, it becomes a big problem for a hero like Troll Warlord to initiate a new rhythm.

"Doinb, come and eat the blue buff first!" Xiaotian started letting Doinb eat the jungle monsters in the jungle.

Just as Xiaotian was farming the blue buff in his own jungle, intending to give it to Azir.
A flag emerged from the fog of the toad's war and landed at his feet.

???

The next second, the prince's EQ combo directly linked Xiaotian's troll together.

Once W is activated, he chases after the troll, and Xiaotian doesn't even need to think twice; Sylas is definitely following behind him.

Otherwise, the prince wouldn't have come to the jungle to find his own team. The moment Sylas showed his face, Xiaotian flashed over the wall to try to pull away, but the prince's ultimate was already on his face the next second.

but
Xiao Tian's lips curled up slightly: "That's enough. You're the only one with teammates? This is my jungle!"

The next moment, a solar flare struck with the prince at its center.

"Ding!"

Peanut quickly used Flash to avoid the ultimate, but Tian's ultimate had already landed on the Prince. Behind the blue buff wall, Liu Qingsong used E-Flash to directly pin down the Prince.

LWX strode forward with great momentum
"Hahahahahahahahahaha!!"

He immediately unleashed his ultimate skill, which, combined with Liu Qingsong's control, instantly killed the Prince, whose armor and magic resistance had been drained by the Troll's ultimate.

"FPX LWX has killed LGD Peanut!"

"Huh? Peanut's getting a little too cocky! Sylas behind him can't keep up that far, can he?"

"Oh no, there's a dragon!"

Guan Zeyuan looked at the Prince who was instantly killed by FPX's coordinated attack with surprise, and then glanced at the Baron that had just spawned 20 minutes ago.

FPX absolutely must take Baron Nashor this time. If they don't dare to take Baron Nashor when they have such a good opportunity, they might not be able to win the next dragon fight.

"what?"

Di Wu was also taken aback. "Just flash a light, okay? Don't make it too big of a deal!"
"Two flashes!" Little Peanut couldn't help but smile wryly: "Sorry, mine!"

"They might be going for Baron!?" Kramer rarely spoke up; LGD now needed to make a decision.

Should we engage in this dragon fight, or take the side towers to gain gold?
"Fight! I'm going home to get some gear, I have teleportation points!"

Di Wu glanced at the 1100 coins he had. He was now equipped with the Push Stick and the Golden Body set. He planned to go home, get a Stopwatch, and buy a large blue potion.

TP was displayed on the minion wave in the mid lane.

In LaoK's live stream, the moment I saw the TP (Teleport) icon light up in the mid lane...
Master has already stood up: "Wow? LGD doesn't want to give up, Gnik directly teleports to mid lane, bought a Stopwatch and a Healing Salve, he has two Zhonya's Hourglasses!"

"The stage is huge, Adi! FPX is missing three ultimate abilities!"

As a recently retired professional player, Masto's intuition told him that this might be Gnik's chance to establish himself in the LPL and make a name for himself!
Di Wu would never let this giant dragon go; he would definitely go and fight it!

Question marks filled the screen.

"Should we play four against five?"

"This crocodile is at most half a crocodile? Three and a half against five?"

"That's incredible! Peanut's gift was absolutely crucial!"

"The stage is big? The stove is big!"

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(End of this chapter)