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

"Pfft..."

The female referee behind the EDG players' bench couldn't help but burst out laughing upon hearing this.

The female referee quickly covered her mouth and then bit her tongue hard to stop herself from laughing.

The referees in their competition are professionally trained and generally don't laugh unless they really can't help it.

The main problem was the conversation between the EDG players; it was just too hilarious.

Anyone who can resist laughing is definitely suffering from Yu Yu syndrome.

At this moment, SKT clearly couldn't be smiling.

"Damn it!" Huni couldn't help but exclaim, "Why is this pig girl playing the game like this?"

Huni really doesn't understand. What's the point of starting with blue buff, taking red buff, and ganking top?

Was it all just to help the crocodile get a kill?

It's not like he can't eat soldiers, so this is actually meaningless, right?

"It's okay, it's okay!" Peanut reassured Huni, "I got the river crab, I'm level 3 now, I'm going to counter his F6!"

Peanut quickly moved towards the top lane in this game, but unexpectedly, Mingkai was even more decisive, ganking the top lane without even taking the river crab.

There's a saying that goes, "When your teammate gets caught, laugh and keep farming."

While Sejuani was ganking Olaf, Gragas was fighting the river crab.

After Sejuani killed Olaf, Gragas went to counter Sejuani's F6!

"The barrel is in my F6, can Lee Ruichan take a look?" Mingkai left a ward at the entrance of F6 and couldn't help but shout when he saw the barrel.

Scout's LeBlanc was suppressing the enemy team and didn't respond to Mingkai immediately.

Mingkai's shouts suddenly became more urgent: "Can you take a look at my F6? Gragas is going to counter my F6!"

Even towards the end, Mingkai's voice cracked noticeably.

Since Olaf had an advantage in the minion wave, Zhou Hanyang did not move the minion wave, but instead chose to return to base to buy a longsword and a Ruby Crystal.

Upon hearing Mingkai's shout that his defense was about to break, Zhou Hanyang immediately used Renekton's Teleport on the control ward that Sejuani had placed at the F6 entrance.

When LeBlanc saw the Crocodile teleport, she belatedly moved towards the F6 camp!

Seeing this, even if Peanut still dared to invade the enemy jungle, he immediately used his E skill to rush towards the river.

However, LeBlanc successfully hit Gragas with her E skill!

hum!

Gragas used his Flash.

If he hadn't used Flash, he would definitely have been killed when the Renekton came down and teamed up with Sejuani.

The crocodile has already taken a kill; we absolutely cannot give it another one.

"Isn't he being too much of a team player?" In the capital of LCK, Smeb, whose cheeks were already slightly flushed from drinking, pointed at the screen and shouted when he saw that the Renekton had actually teleported to the F6 camp: "How can he use his teleport like that? It's too casual!"

"Is it okay to help the jungler?" Pupu casually asked.

Smeb shook his head vigorously and said, "The crocodile must block the minion wave in front of the tower this time. Not only can he control his rage, but he can also use E to poke Olaf and then E back."

If Olaf wants to push the minion wave to the tower, he must use his Q skill to clear the wave. Not only is it dangerous to pick up the Q skill in front of the tower, but after Olaf clears the wave, Renekton can use his skills to deal damage.

If the attack is handled well, Olaf will lose at least half his health after returning to lane. But now Olaf can push the minion wave into the tower.

The crocodile can use its E to poke Olaf, allowing Olaf to use its Q on the crocodile while balancing the minion wave. This way, Olaf doesn't actually lose much.

"Sigh." Pupu nodded with a look of sudden realization, then looked at Deft: "I remember EDG didn't always place this much emphasis on vision control, did they?"

“Indeed! In the past, the lowest-ranked player on EDG was the top laner, followed by the jungler.” Deft nodded with a somewhat complicated expression.

Deft hasn't said a word yet, but during his two years with EDG, his strategic position has always been the highest.

However, aside from consistently dealing damage in team fights, he rarely provides any support to the jungler.

Is it...

Was it really because I didn't give enough feedback to the jungler before?

Deft couldn't help but frown slightly and asked Smeb, "If you were a crocodile, what would you do?"

“Of course we’ll TP to the lane, right? After gaining a significant advantage in the lane, we can then pass it on to the jungler,” Smeb said matter-of-factly.

"Huh?" Pupu immediately objected upon hearing this: "You son of a bitch, aren't you just letting the jungler take the pressure? Taking pressure is really tough."

Despite being the champion AD in S3, Pupu has always been said to be the least prestigious champion ADC!

The team mainly focused on the top, mid, and jungle rhythm, with the support constantly roaming the entire map. The game's victory had little to do with the ADC.

The problem is that he had to withstand pressure alone in the bottom lane, even if it meant fighting two opponents at once. That alone is enough to raise questions.

Pupu is the most qualified to talk about the feeling of having your teammates have a blast while you're left to shoulder the burden alone.

"What's wrong with enduring pressure as long as we can win the game?" Deft couldn't help but ask this thought-provoking question.

"Then why didn't you take the pressure?" He took a big gulp and asked, "Did you take the pressure in Season 4? Did you take the pressure in Season 5? Or did you take the pressure in Season 6?"

Even in S7 this year, you couldn't withstand the pressure, right? Is Clearlove really incapable of playing jungle carries? Even if he's incredibly bad, with a significant item advantage, he could still completely dominate with Graves, right?

Constantly putting up with pressure like that, even a normal person would go insane, right? I don't think Attack did anything wrong; the jungler helped him, so he should reciprocate.

Upon hearing this, Deft couldn't help but fall into deep thought.

EDG's only world championship title was the MSI in S5, and Mingkai played a big part in winning that best-of-five series.

Widowmaker single-handedly crushed SKT!

Smeb didn't think much of it and immediately scoffed, "Damn it, you're not thinking straight. It's clearly from drinking, don't try to pin the blame on me."

"Hehehehehehehe..." Pupu burst into laughter.

Just as Smeb said, Olaf teleported to the lane and sent the minion wave into the turret with two axe blows.

At this point, the crocodile finally moved from the jungle to the lane. Fortunately, it was a wave of cannon minions, so the crocodile didn't lose too many minions.

However, Olaf is indeed a very brainless champion. Most champions don't clear waves very quickly in the early game, and it takes a long time to clear a wave of cannon minions.

Olaf, however, managed to clear out most of the siege engine line with just a few swings of his axe.

Once the minion wave under the tower is completely cleared, the next wave will be reset. Although Olaf has just teleported out, he has another chance to recall.

Actually, Olaf wouldn't gain anything by recalling at this point, but Renekton had already secured First Blood on Olaf, and Olaf couldn't even afford a Long Sword after recalling.

He must use this recall to buy a longsword and a multi-potion potion, otherwise he will be at a huge disadvantage against the crocodile with a longsword and a red crystal.

Because the crocodile went to the jungle, it gave Huni's Olaf a chance to catch his breath!

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