Mingkai, if you're this cowardly, you should just go home and raise pigs.

With the Radiant Blue Steel Shadow, weapons simply can't be used.

When playing Camille against weapons, the main strategic point lies in Counter Strike.

Weapons should constantly utilize Counterstorm to put as much pressure on Camille as possible.

Camille, on the other hand, needs to do everything she can to lure out the weapon's counterattack storm.

When the two sides are evenly matched, it is actually very difficult for Camille to trick Counter Strike, since she has the advantage in weaponry and has room for error.

However, when Camille's combat power far exceeds that of the weapon, the weapon has no room for error.

After Camille was released, a Q skill was used to attack the weapon.

Wolf naturally couldn't activate Counter Strike, letting Camille take a hit with her Q. Since Camille gained an AD shield, Jax countered with a W skill to trade blows with Camille.

Camille also uses the outer edge of her W to scrape weapons and minions.

The weapon activated its E skill, Counter Strike, and used its Q skill to jump onto Camille's face.

Camille didn't even need to use her E skill to kite Jax's E skill. After Jax's E skill stun ended, Camille used her E skill to chase after him, and with the second part of her Q skill plus the Sheen effect, she slammed it hard into Jax's body.

After this combo, Camille lost about one-fifth of her health, while the weapon lost one-third of its health.

The overwhelming advantage of equipment is that simple and straightforward. You don't even need fancy maneuvers. As long as you deal as much damage as possible, the opponent will definitely lose the battle.

Zhou Hanyang's skills, laning ability, and overall strength were already superior to Langx's, and now he only needs to focus on dealing damage.

How could Wolf possibly be a match for Camille?

Less than two minutes after logging in, the weapon already had only half its health left.

The weapon doesn't even qualify for trading blows; you should at least save one Q or E skill to prevent Camille from dealing damage with a second Q + Sheen combo.

With half health remaining, the weapon could only retreat and give way to the minion wave. Moreover, since both the weapon and the rek's scythe died during the previous tower dive on Camille, the minion wave had not fully pushed past Camille's turret.

Now that Camille has established a slow push lane, the weapon cannot be too far back; it must be positioned in front to gain experience.

Zhou Hanyang timed Camille's level 6 upgrade perfectly, hiding a W within her E skill, and then used the second part of her E skill to kick towards the weapon.

Just before kicking the weapon, W slows it down, forcing the weapon to either use Q to escape or use E to avoid the damage.

The weapon activated its E skill immediately. Although it would still be stunned by Camille's kick, at least it wouldn't take damage from Camille's Q skill.

What Wolf didn't expect was that Camille gained experience from a melee soldier during her flight, and just in time leveled up to level 6.

Zhou Hanyang instantly learned the ultimate skill, and then, the moment the weapon's counterattack storm was triggered, he used his R skill to sit down on the weapon.

Boom! ! !

Camille gains super armor for the moment she unleashes her ultimate, which perfectly negates the weapon's E skill.

Camille activated her Q skill, and with the added damage from Sheen, she dealt a heavy blow to the weapon.

When Camille made her move, the weapon already had only half health. It took damage from Camille's outer W and E skills, plus her ultimate.

After being hit by Camille's Q skill again, the weapon's health was immediately reduced to only one-tenth.

Camille immediately began to kite during her ultimate ability!

Two seconds later, the cooldowns of both Q skill and Sheen were ready.

The moment Camille's ultimate ability disappeared, her second Q grazed the weapon.

Camille's second Q skill deals true damage, and it also has the damage amplification effect granted by Sheen.

Camille's kick took away all of the weapon's remaining health.

The level 5 weapon had just been revived and was soon killed by Camille again.

EDG's Attack (Camille) has killed SNG's XiaoAL (Warrior)!

"Solo kill!!!" Wang Duoduo's voice suddenly rang out: "In just two minutes, Attack's Camille has once again solo killed Wolf's weapon."

While Camille is countered by Jax in this version, once Camille gains a significant advantage, Jax also struggles to deal with her.

"To be able to exert an absolute advantage even when being targeted, Attack has shown us what true individual skill is." GuGu laughed and said, "The term 'mechanical monster' has become a reality at this moment."

Cheers erupted at the scene, and the chat rooms of all the official live streams were flooded with "6666" and question marks.

EDG's team voice chat was filled with cheers.

“Nice!!! We have advantages in all three areas.” Meiko chuckled.

"Awesome, foreign god!" Zet now pronounces these four words fluently, with almost no accent.

"Well done, well done," Scout chimed in.

With an advantage in all three lanes, even a dog could win in the jungle. Mingkai was in an exceptionally good mood.

"What do you mean you can win even if you tie up a dog? You could win even if you tie up a pig," Zhou Hanyang said abruptly.

"?" Mingkai's expression froze instantly, his dead fish eyes staring intently at Zhou Hanyang.

Saying "a dog is tethered in the jungle" is an adjective, but saying "a pig is tethered in the jungle" is a direct insult to Mingkai.

"What's wrong? Pigs are better than dogs?" Zhou Hanyang pretended to be stupid: "Do you really want to pick Nasus as a jungler? It's not impossible. When you gank, you can just infect the enemy top laner with impotence."

When Zhou Hanyang finished talking about the beginning, everything was fine, but when he got to the dog's head skill, Mingkai immediately got anxious: "My dog ​​head, your XXXX...you're just a male XXXXX..."

"Hahahaha... Don't rush, don't rush!" Zhou Hanyang was still quite sensible and knew when to stop joking: "I don't have a girlfriend, otherwise I would definitely make her blush."

“You’re so famous, you little monkey…” Mingkai retorted irritably.

"Hahahahahaha..." The others couldn't help but burst into laughter.

……

Unlike the cheerful atmosphere on EDG's side, SNG's team voice chat was unusually silent.

The silence was so profound it was deafening.

Due to the BP (Ban/Pick) strategy, two out of SNG's three lanes are at a disadvantage.

However, the excavator has an advantage over Sejuani, so it's barely a 50/50 matchup.

The problem is that the two players who needed to step up the most ended up getting themselves killed during a tower dive in the top lane, resulting in a 1-for-2 trade.

Then came another unremarkable solo kill, meaning SNG's lineup could only focus on team fights.

But the key point is that they can't even survive the laning phase, so how can they make it to team fights?

“How about…” H4cker paused for a moment before speaking, “you guys keep switching lanes on the top and bottom lanes?”

Ok?

Upon hearing H4cker's suggestion, everyone in SNG couldn't help but light up; it seemed like a great idea.

Since we can't lane against them anyway, we might as well switch lanes to disrupt EDG's rhythm; that way, we might still have a chance.

[Give me some free little gifts... Waaaaah!]