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This is a habit of clid that jiejie learned about while playing ranked games on the Korean server and studying match replays.

Under normal circumstances, unless there are special tactical arrangements, Clid will most likely choose to start with the blue team.

Moreover, SKT had used a similar lineup in previous matches, and Jiejie had a deep impression of that match. He also knew that there were protective wards on both the top and mid lanes.

However, breaking the eye protection mechanism is actually not difficult.

The eye position left by the plane provided the Blind Monk with an excellent springboard.

Just as the jungle monsters were about to respawn, the Lee Sin silently touched the ward left by the Corki and successfully infiltrated the jungle. No one noticed this operation.

Afterwards, jiejie soloed the red buff, and then kicked it into the Golem area.

Since Clid didn't see Lee Sin in the vision left by his teammates in the top half of the jungle, he naturally continued to farm the jungle leisurely.

At this moment, in the top lane, Khan is using Jayce's advantage to put Flandre's Jax in a difficult laning situation, as if he were in prison.

Jayce is quite adept at fighting melee heroes, and Flandre could only barely avoid being pushed out of the experience zone at level 1 by taking advantage of the bushes.

But last-hitting minions became extremely difficult, and Flandre could only watch helplessly from behind.

After defeating the stone golem, Jiejie remained calm and approached the top lane, hugging the wall.

He was patiently waiting for Jax to reach level 2.

Just when Jax was about to reach level 2 with just one more minion, Flandre deliberately created an opening.

This flaw made Khan frown; he keenly sensed danger.

After all, unless you're a top laner with extremely low skill, how could you dare to rush forward and farm this minion at this critical juncture?

Keep in mind that his Jayce had already reached level 2 at this point.

How could Jax be so bold?

Khan did not hesitate at all and decisively chose to retreat.

Just then, the vision in the triangular bushes detected jiejie's Lee Sin.

When Lee Sin warded and came over, Khan immediately activated his Q skill and hammered him. Then, he used his E skill to knock Lee Sin off balance. Khan then instantly switched to cannon form and used the enhanced cannon at close range with his auto-attacks to instantly reduce Lee Sin's health.

Jiejie's Lee Sin had no choice but to trade blows with Jayce.

Although Jiejie's Lee Sin lost more health after the swap, Jayce clearly suffered a great loss.

A full set of skills, combined with early-game pressure, caused Jayce's mana to plummet to only about a quarter of its original amount.

With his health dropping, Jayce will have to go back to base to replenish his supplies.

"Jiejie's actions are undoubtedly a classic example of self-sacrifice. Fortunately, the damage taken by the Lee Sin while clearing the jungle wasn't too high... Now Clid is in a bit of an awkward position. When Jiejie appeared in the top lane, he was already clearing the wolves. Now that Jiejie has retreated, does Clid dare to enter the blue side's red buff jungle?"

In the commentary booth, Miller watched EDG engage in such a brilliant game from the very beginning, a happy smile on his face.

In the early stages of League of Legends, the core of the competition is actually the intelligence and strategy of both junglers.

At this moment, this exciting game has only just begun.

The atmosphere at SKT's match booth was tense and exciting.

Clid stared intently at the screen and decisively said, "I'm going straight into their blue buff."

Before he finished speaking, he quickly manipulated his game character to eat all the supplies he was carrying.

At this moment, the Lee Sin he was controlling had less than half of his health remaining and looked rather disheveled.

But Clid had his own plans. He knew that if he recklessly entered the enemy's blue buff area at this moment, and encountered the enemy Lee Sin, the opponent would have no choice but to retreat.

Therefore, from a tactical perspective, Clid's decision was not wrong.

Of course, Clid knew perfectly well that he might not be able to get the blue buff this time.

But so what?

After all, if they can successfully take down the other two jungle monsters, it can at least make up for the loss of the blue buff.

However, on the other side of EDG's match, jiejie's brain was also working at lightning speed, his thoughts flowing like lightning.

He frowned slightly, pondered for two seconds, and then slowly said, "If neither of you can be relied on... then I'll take the blue one and leave."

Jiejie had this idea because his game character had the Smite skill, which allowed him to quickly destroy the blue buff.

But if jiejie continues to farm in the jungle, she becomes less confident.

This is because he had carefully calculated the enemy Nidalee's jungle clearing speed and the time it would take her to get there, and based on these precise calculations, he came to this conclusion.

Just then, Su Mu, who was laning in the bottom lane, glanced at the minimap and then slowly said, "Take the blue buff and go around from the tri-bush to attack their F6 camp."

Su Mu had his reasons for choosing to play the hero, the Fate Master.

Playing the hero Virtuoso doesn't require much attention to detail, except when you're fighting enemy heroes.

Su Mu chose this type of utility hero so that he could have more energy to direct his teammates and help them make the right decisions when he was not laning.

After all, in the game League of Legends, the later the game goes, the more important game management becomes.

Take Faker for example, why does he become more and more "magical" on the field as he gets older?

Even though his laning skills have clearly declined significantly compared to his peak, why was he still able to win his sixth championship?

Ultimately, it all comes down to exceptional game operation thinking and wisdom.

"Hey, you know what... now that their eyes are out of sight, I can actually go around them."

Jiejie's eyes lit up immediately upon hearing Su Mu's suggestion.

He quickly controlled his character, decisively used Smite, successfully destroyed the blue buff, and then retreated along the original route before heading towards the top lane.

Just as Jiejie left, a Nidalee's javelin, under Jiejie's watchful gaze, "whooshed" into the empty blue zone.

Clearly, Nidalee has arrived!

However, Jiejie was not in a hurry. He remained calm and composed, circled around the top lane tri-bush, and then went to the mid lane, where he cleared the red team's F6 jungle camp.

At this moment, the commentators from various regions all wore strange expressions upon seeing this scene.

They were all thinking to themselves: "The junglers on both sides, their minds are really quick, and they have so many ideas!"

"Their blue buff is gone, and the jungler... looks like he's gone home. He probably guessed I'd be coming."

Clid stared at the empty Gromp area with a hint of doubt in his eyes. He even went to the upper triangular bush to scout carefully. After confirming that he did not find any trace of Lee Sin, he slowly said, "He stole two of my jungle camps, so I stole two of his. In the end, I only lost a buff, which is barely acceptable."

However, just as Clid was focused on finishing off the three wolves...

In the mid lane, Faker's team suddenly encountered a problem.

Faker seized the opportunity and decisively launched a wave of poke damage across the minion wave, skillfully landing his E skill, Falcon Dance, on Corki.