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Lightning Wolf was unwilling to give up and decided to try his luck.

Vi, the jungler for Flash Wolves, was seen using her Q and lunge to close the distance with Baron Nashor when she instead caught Poppy's charged ultimate in the face.

The sight of Wei flying backwards looked particularly comical at that moment.

After securing the Baron buff, EDG swept through the enemy lines with unstoppable momentum.

At 21 minutes and 44 seconds into the game, they easily destroyed the Flash Wolves' base, successfully securing their second victory at MSI.

At first glance, the result of this match seems to be somewhat similar to the match times when I played in the LPL in China before.

However, upon closer analysis, some differences can be found.

"What are your thoughts after watching this match?" Redmi asked the team members at the JD Gaming team's base.

"My impression... Flash Wolves seemed to get really badly beaten."

Toothpaste leaned back in his chair, a thoughtful expression on his face, and spoke slowly.

"Didn't we also finish at this time? Oh my god, damn it."

As he spoke, imp rubbed his face.

He's been feeling unwell these past couple of days, and his craving for alcohol has returned.

Given Imp's previously easygoing personality, he might have simply given up.

Anyway, he was thinking about retiring, planning to stay for a few more months, fulfill his contract, and then leave.

But Imp is also a very proud person at heart.

During the Spring Split finals, he was utterly crushed.

So he was determined to get his revenge.

That's why Imp is currently trying to quit drinking.

However, the process of quitting drinking is ultimately quite painful and unbearable.

“There are still some differences.” Zoom offered his opinion from the side: “The Flash Wolves have been able to hold on until now, which is largely due to the Ziggs. In the middle of the game, the Ziggs delayed the situation for a few minutes. Without the Ziggs, I dare say the Flash Wolves would have been crushed within 20 minutes.”

"So... if we face EDG again, we'll pick Ziggs for the bot lane?" Xiaofu suddenly asked.

The training room fell silent for a moment. Everyone's gaze gradually began to fall on Imp.

After a few seconds of stunned silence, imp nearly went berserk: "Damn it! You want me to play a trash hero like Ziggs? No way, absolutely not!"

......

The first match between EDG and Flash Wolves was not of particularly high quality overall.

After all, in this match, Flash Wolves were completely overwhelmed by EDG.

However, it's worth noting that quite a few teams were closely watching this match.

One example is the famous SKT team.

SKT is really going all out this time, with their only goal being to face EDG head-on.

In their eyes, other teams are far less important than EDG.

The rivalry between these two teams is long-standing and quite deep.

In the world of League of Legends, those fleeting displays of bravery are unlikely to be remembered by most players for long.

That's just how the gaming world is: when you win, you get lavish praise, and when you lose, you get mercilessly smeared.

No matter how strong a team or player was in the past, once they fall from their peak, their past glory will cause them to receive double the "special treatment" during their low point.

Only by remaining strong can one truly be remembered.

Sometimes, top players at their peak choose to retire, a decision that is often very wise.

Because within the audience's view, as long as the player's performance on the field remains stable and there are no serious lapses before retirement, then after retirement, he will become a kind of "Schrödinger's strongest".

Just like Faker, the six-time world champion, he also suffered criticism from the outside world during his slump, and even now he still needs to constantly prove himself...

Let's get back to the present.

Since Faker didn't choose to retire when he was at his peak, he is now determined to reach that peak again.

This MSI tournament will undoubtedly be an important opportunity to test the results of his hard training over such a long period of time.

In fact, Faker had already put in tremendous effort last year.

This year presents him with an excellent opportunity for revenge.

At this time, Su Mu was undoubtedly at his peak in the eyes of foreign media and many players around the world.

Although Su Mu is considered an "older" contestant in terms of age, he is still at the tail end of his peak period and his strength should not be underestimated.

So, if we could defeat Su Mu, who is at his peak, in the competition, even if it's just by winning a small game in the group stage, that would be exciting enough, right?

……

As the time slowly approached 6 p.m. local time, all the matches on the first day finally came to an end.

As expected, the Vietnamese PVB team and the Taiwanese Flash Wolves FW team became the "point-farming babies" for the teams from the four major regions, failing to win a single match!

EDG, on the other hand, became the only team to maintain a perfect record thanks to their outstanding performance!

Both G2 and SKT lost one match.

The result of the match was almost exactly as everyone predicted before the game.

A total of six teams participated in the group stage, and four teams will eventually advance to the semifinals.

These four qualifying spots have almost been reserved by the four teams from the four major regions!

One has to admire how the four major regions truly live up to their name, possessing profound strength and foundation.

Even in the North American region, which seems relatively weak, there is still a huge gap that is difficult to overcome between the wildcard teams!

Over the next few days, the group stage continued in full swing, closely watched by countless viewers around the world.

With a winning streak, EDG's record has reached an astonishing 4/0.

Their final match against SKT will undoubtedly be the most exciting and emotionally charged showdown in the first round of the group stage.

And that moment arrived very soon.

The showdown between EDG and SKT officially kicked off on the last day of the first round of the group stage, which was also the last match.

Before the match, the media did not hype up the duel too much.

After all, in the past two years, LCK teams have mostly lost to LPL teams, especially against Su Mu's team, where they have not won a single match.

Of course, at this moment, countless South Korean media outlets are holding their breath, silently waiting for a result.

If SKT wins this match, even if it's just a group stage game, they will vent all the frustration they've suffered in the past two years!