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Chapter 47 Is this really EDG?
The second day of the eighth week of the group stage actually corresponds to the afternoon of March 31st.

As the EDG players boarded the bus, QuickStar glanced discreetly at Li Fan, who was sitting in the far corner.

Abramovich, on the other hand, looked worried because he had a feeling that from the players to the coaches, they seemed to have gotten used to losing streaks after four consecutive losses.

This is a very terrifying thing...

Just like LGD, they seem to have gotten used to tanking since the end of the S5 World Championship.

This team has been giving up for so long that they've never been able to get back to their former form.

EDG is showing this trend now, and that's what terrifies him.

Fortunately, the factory manager has been stabilizing morale during this period, finding teams to play training matches with every day. The teams have performed quite well in these matches, which has boosted everyone's confidence.

Thinking of this, Abu sat down and closed his eyes. The worst was yet to come.

As a long-established powerhouse, EDG is naturally given prime time slots by the official organization.

At 5 o'clock, QG and NB...

Needless to say, the live stream was incredibly popular, and Li Fan was also sitting in the backstage lounge watching the big screen with great interest.

Because all you need to do is type out the focus ID for this match.

Doinb, Swift...

Last year, they were hailed as the strongest mid-jungle duo.

No team's mid and jungle players could last three rounds against them.

Uzi has been relegated to a second-rate AD carry in the QG team. He doesn't need to do anything extra; he just needs to farm in the bottom lane and wait for the mid and jungle to dominate the opponent and win the game.

Everyone believes that QG has the makings of a champion and is the team that can win the World Championship.

However, to everyone's surprise, a conflict arose between the mid-jungle duo during the playoffs.

Moreover, this conflict is so great that it cannot be resolved.

Doinb even left the base and didn't participate in the subsequent semi-finals.

QG is also having other ulterior motives, wanting to let Dade, who hasn't registered his professional information, play in the game, but this is very unfair to EDG, and Sanshao and Abu firmly disagree.

Ultimately, a best-of-five series ended up lasting only one second...

In fact, this was a huge blow to Uzi, who had just left OMG.

They pleaded with the referee, saying they were open to playing four against five, just give them a chance to try.

Everything is a cycle. When he was in the royal family, everyone coaxed him to play games. Mainly, the old royal family members had good personalities and were older than him, so they didn't hold it against him.

Once you leave the royal family, you realize that no one will comfort you, and there will even be power struggles. The club will also pressure you about your contract and keep you on the bench until the very end.

However, QG's owner is quite humane. Seeing that the club had run into such a mess and its original top-tier roster could no longer be operated, he released Uzi.

After going around in circles, he finally returned to his old team, Royal Never Give Up. In fact, the owner is the same person, but the team is a reincarnation. The real Royal Never Give Up had already been relegated to the secondary league.

In a sense, RNG simply cannot inherit the two runner-up finishes of Royal Never Give Up (RNG). Their best result so far is reaching the quarterfinals of the World Championship.

It is precisely because of these many grudges that this match has attracted a great deal of attention.

Uzi's fans are furious and hope to see Doinb put on trial.

To be honest, the 100,000 Ford really got into the swing of things when they played against Doinb.

To be honest, NB is a team that is below average.

It's just enough to make the playoffs.

Of course, this is on the premise that it's in Group B. If it's in Group A, then there's not much of a chance.

After all, in Group B, there are teams even worse than GT and VG.

In Group A, there's only one LGD.

In the first game, Ten Thousand Volt picked Lee Sin and played with incredible rhythm throughout the game. Although he didn't get a single kill, his twelve assists and Doinb's gloomy face... his 0-8 score after the game showed how miserable he was.

At this moment, the live stream chat was flooded with comments like "Justice Judgment" and various other positive comments. In the second game, Doinb revealed a determined look and picked Viktor.

He wanted to use Viktor to prove himself!

Once one player develops to a high level, they can easily win the game.

He doesn't trust anyone else at all.

As for assassin heroes, the last game was a painful lesson.

That bastard on the other side kept ganking mid, what a son of a bitch.

After all, if assassin heroes don't gain an advantage in the early game, they won't be able to kill people instantly in the mid to late game, and their performance will only get worse.

Since that's the case, the only option is to choose Viktor who can develop to the late game and deal explosive damage!
Then we can create an ultimate masterpiece with Viktor.

And sure enough, Doinb's idea actually worked, and the game dragged on for 33 minutes, by which time the two sides were basically even in terms of economy.

Moreover, Viktor will become stronger as the curve increases.

Based on this situation, QG is very optimistic...

But 100,000 volts is 100,000 volts; he knows Doinb too well.

Just squat right where the blue buff is!

Sure enough, they caught Viktor who came over to take the blue buff.

The mantis waited patiently in the bushes, unleashing a burst of damage that instantly killed Viktor, completely securing the victory.

After securing the Baron, they began their push and ultimately won the game in 37 minutes. Ten Thousand Volts came back to claim MVP.

"That's really getting exciting! 100,000 Volts is really getting going now," the doll said with a grin.

Meanwhile, the entire EDG team backstage took a deep breath.

I followed the staff to the battle area.

To be honest, even with this week of rest, they weren't in the best condition.

The main problem was the high-intensity training matches every day; to be honest, we were pushing ourselves a bit too hard.

This resulted in two teams, which were originally vastly different in strength, ending up playing a back-and-forth battle.

The most frustrating thing is that the junior player picked Twisted Fate this game, while Republic probably saw Doinb's Viktor in the previous game and also picked Viktor this game.

Therefore, curves are a great advantage for them.

GimGoon's Rumble was outstanding again this game, successfully dragging the game out until Viktor's power spike in the early to mid-game thanks to his explosive damage.

At this point, EDG's Twisted Fate and Ashe were no longer able to deal enough damage.

Abu, who was watching the game backstage, couldn't sit still any longer and stared nervously at the big screen.

After 39 minutes of team fighting, the situation became completely one-sided.

The big tree at the very front couldn't protect anything and could only watch helplessly as Twisted Fate and Ashe were killed one after another.

At this moment, Abu slumped in his seat, feeling his vision go black.

how could be?

How did that happen?

Ace!

Zero for five!
GT's perfect team fight in the late game ended the match in one fell swoop.

Let's disband.

[Congratulations to EDG on their fifth consecutive loss! (A truly phenomenal team!)]

[I burst out laughing, they really lost to GT? I thought you guys were joking.]

Li Fan sat in the corner, staring in shock at the scene before him. Was this really EDG?
(End of this chapter)