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The Korean server has a unique gaming environment, especially in top-tier ranked matches, where there are many players from foreign servers.

Therefore, everyone has become accustomed to communicating in simple English.

Faker asking his teammates for the mid-lane position is actually a common tactic in the Korean server.

After all, many players will politely ask this question when they are assigned to a position they are not good at.

Correspondingly, most people, upon seeing their well-known IDs, will give way to them out of respect and recognition of their abilities.

However, Su Mu is clearly not included in this category.

He simply raised an eyebrow slightly, a hint of determination flashing in his eyes, and decisively typed a reply.

EDG丶 Goat (first floor): No, believe me.

Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, in South Korea, Faker, sitting in the SKT training room, stared intently at his computer screen. Upon seeing the reply, he was slightly taken aback, seemingly surprised by the rejection.

However, after recognizing that familiar ID, I felt relieved.

After all, Su Mu and Su Mu had faced off many times when they were climbing the ranks in the Korean server, and they knew each other's styles and temperaments very well.

Hide on bush (third floor): OK.

After a brief exchange, the two ended their discussion about the location.

But after their conversation ended, the other three teammates on the same side started talking more closely.

The series of exclamation marks in the chat box clearly showed just how excited these three teammates were!

After all, the opportunity to be on the same team as two top players is extremely rare.

Faker is alright, after all, people who frequently play high-elo games on the Korean server usually encounter him quite often, so everyone is somewhat used to him.

But Su Mu is different!

Trying to run into him in a ranked match is undoubtedly an extremely difficult thing!

After all, Su Mu has a huge influence in the gaming world, and it is usually difficult to match him in ranked matches.

But if you do encounter one, it means you have a reliable carry on your team, and the game is likely to be won!

And that's about it.

A wail suddenly rang out not far behind Su Mu!

It sounded as if someone had witnessed this scene and was so excited that they couldn't contain themselves, or it was an expression of amazement at the sight of these two amazing players on the same team.

"Holy crap! Faker's on the other side? Wait, Mu-ge?! When did you log in?! Holy crap! This is so unfair!! Is this even fair?!"

Just by listening to that sound, you can clearly feel that Doinb's mentality has really collapsed.

Not only him, but jiejie, who was playing duo with him, also had a very complicated expression on his face, which was hard to describe.

By the way, the rule that bans duo queueing for Master and higher ranks in the Korean server was only changed in Season 10. So for now, they can still duo queue in high-elo games to hone their skills.

Unfortunately, in this game, the number of "practice opponents" they encountered far exceeded their expectations.

At this moment, the chat in the live stream exploded like a pot boiling over!

"Huh??? It really is Coin Bro and his guys on the other side?"

"I'm dying of laughter, hahaha, this ranked match was absolutely hilarious!"

"Su Shen: I've dealt a heavy blow to my teammate!"

"Go for it, Doinb! If you can take down Su Shen this time, you'll be the new team tyrant of EDG! You'll rise to the top right away!"

"Although I can't see it, I can totally imagine the pain on Doinb's face right now, haha, he should really experience what EDG's opponents are going through!"

"Alright, alright, I thought it was just a regular ranked match, but I never expected to run into such formidable opponents like you all!"

"..."

at the same time.

News of this ranked game spread across the internet with lightning speed!

Countless people flocked to the live stream to watch the battle.

A seemingly ordinary Korean server ranked game.

Just because these people appeared in the same game, the popularity was immediately pushed to its peak!

Headlines such as "Double Gods United" and "EDG Internal War" are everywhere!

Inside the training room, a quiet atmosphere was permeated with a hint of tension.

Doinb's face was filled with a look of utter despair, as if he had encountered something extremely helpless.

Not far away, Flandre looked relaxed and said to Doinb with a smile, "Go for it, Taeyang. If you can beat Mu, you'll be able to prove yourself."

“That’s right.” Missing grinned from the side and joined in the teasing, “It’s time to show everyone the true strength of EDG’s mid and jungle!”

It turned out that the two of them had just finished their previous ranked game, and they happened to miss the game that Su Mu and his team were playing.

"Maya!" Doinb waved his hand helplessly, thought for a moment, then turned his expectant gaze to Su Mu, his tone somewhat ingratiating, and said, "Brother Mu, can we make a deal? How about we just farm peacefully this game?"

"Of course..." Su Mu nodded naturally in response to Doinb's request, but then changed the subject: "That's impossible."

"Maya!" Doinb was stunned at first, as if he hadn't reacted, then he instantly understood and said loudly, unconvinced, "You really think we're afraid of you guys? Jiejie, pick Lee Sin! Let's give him a good play!"

"Uh..." Jiejie's lips twitched slightly, but she still replied, "Okay."

After all, this is just a ranked game, and the draft phase is relatively casual, lacking the rigor and restraint of a formal match.

The selection process was quick. After Doinb decisively picked the classic Yasuo + Lee Sin combination, Su Mu remained calm and composed, quickly choosing Akali for mid lane.

The game then officially began. The initial match was quite normal for both sides, since both sides were high-ranking players from the Korean server, their skill levels were similar, and their basic laning skills were quite solid.

However, this seemingly stable situation began to subtly change and become unsettling after the crucial six-minute mark.

"EDG_Goat (Akali) has killed EDG_doinb (Yasuo)!"

Immediately afterwards, another voice announced: "EDG_Goat (Akali) has killed (Lee Sin)!"

"..."

As time slowly passed, kill notifications began to flash across everyone's screen like snowflakes.

There was a kill almost every minute, and on the surface, this frequency didn't seem like a big problem.

In short, the game went on like this, and before we knew it, the kill ratio between the two sides had become 6:1!

Moreover, judging from the current situation, the course of this competition is clearly far from over.