League: Educating LPL is my duty.

Miller: "Gragas and Ashe were instantly killed. Should EDG retreat? But Gnar doesn't seem to have any intention of retreating. Braum used his ultimate to try to hold Gnar, but Gnar jumped up after the control ended and flashed to Lucian's position."

The puppy didn't use Flash, and the ultimate was unleashed, hitting two people, but not the wall. But Syndra, oh my god, Syndra's E stunned four, dealing tons of damage. Gnar slammed everyone into his face…

Rita felt this team fight was like a rollercoaster: "Gnar followed up with his W control, and with Syndra's damage, Lucian was instantly killed. Uzi's attempt to save Flash backfired. Orianna couldn't escape either, and without a Flash option, she was also killed. This Gnar is like a god of war. With both carries gone, RNG can't do anything."

At this point, RNG only had Elise, Kennen, and Braum left. All three of them dealt magic damage, and their damage against a Gnar with over 150 magic resistance was negligible.

Moreover, Spider and Kennen had just used Flash to initiate the team fight, and now without any mobility to create distance, they can only be chased down and killed by the three EDG players.

With Gnar securing a triple kill, RNG's five players were wiped out.

Meiko, who was in charge of creating a lively atmosphere, immediately started praising: "C God's move was amazing, and the junior student's move was fantastic too."

"ж》《ж×жu:" Z Emperor played poorly this game, but he certainly didn't skimp on the praise.

Scout, initially feeling a bit flattered by the two's praise, quickly regained his composure and hurriedly said, "It's all thanks to Brother Chen's excellent command."

"Scout played well, his E push was very timely, and Meiko's save was also crucial."

Li Chen knew this wave couldn't be pulled off by one person alone. RNG had been guarding against him the whole time, so when he jumped in, no matter how much he used his ultimate, he could only hit two targets at most. That's why Uzi didn't use Flash.

Because no matter who he hits, EDG's damage will not be enough, and they will definitely be counter-killed by RNG. To win in a 3v5 situation, he and Syndra's AoE damage must be maximized, which is why this combination was created.

All I can say is that Scout is not performing well now, but he is definitely much more obedient than he was later. In that situation, he was able to listen to himself, flash forward and give the ultimate, and was not afraid of feeding the enemy or taking the blame. He has already done a great job.

Li Chen and his two companions began attacking the dragon, while a replay of the team battle from earlier was played on the big screen.

Both sides seized the opportunity well, but RNG targeted the wrong enemy; killing an Ashe without items was pointless.

Miller, seeing the final wave of Nalga and Syndra's coordination again, couldn't help but praise: "I have to say, after more than a month of practice, C's coordination with the team is getting better and better. In the past, C relied on his individual skills to play, and there was a sense of disconnect between him and the team."

But today's team fight was the ultimate demonstration of teamwork. Both sides must trust each other. Scout's Flash to build up his ultimate was clearly a coordinated move. If one person had been timid or didn't play well, the other would have looked like they were just feeding.

Rita said with a smile, "After playing together a lot, we gradually got used to each other and developed a tacit understanding."

【Huh? Am I overthinking it?】

[Rita, you'd better really be talking about the match.]

[Explain in detail how to play it, and how to perform the grinding method. I'm more interested in that.]

I feel like my wife Rita is becoming a huge fan of C-cup.

[Is it fair to drive in front of so many people? Is there no law or justice left?]

To be fair, C has really gelled with the team, and EDG has completely become like C.

Rita's slightly ambiguous comment caused a flood of comments to erupt in the live chat.

After this team fight, although RNG did not fall into a huge disadvantage, the situation was no longer optimistic.

Most importantly, there's no one to blame for this team fight; nobody expected Gnar to initiate it like that.

"Let's drag it out a bit!"

"The dragon is about to emerge, how can we stall for time?"

Uzi glanced at the scoreboard and saw that Gnar had already built Bloodthirster. His face flushed, he said, "I can't engage now. I can't even scratch Gnar. He's too tanky. Give me the farm so I can farm and get my three items."

At 21 minutes, Li Chen single-handedly destroyed the bottom lane's first tower and then continued to advance towards the second tower, while the rest of EDG lingered near the Baron Nashor, looking like they were ready to take it at any moment.

It's that dilemma again, and RNG is feeling like they're going crazy.

Now, one or two people can't beat Gnar. If too many go, Baron will be lost, and there's no guarantee of catching anyone. If everyone comes to defend Baron, Elise and Kennen don't have Flash, making it difficult to initiate a team fight, and Gnar will push down the bottom lane.

As for counter-engaging with Baron Nashor, RNG wouldn't even dare to think about it; that would be practically handing EDG a team wipe.

After some deliberation, RNG ultimately decided to have two players defend the bottom lane and trade kills for the mid tower.

As for the spicy hot pot, they will continue to try to snatch the dragon and see if there will be any more miracles.

But the result is obvious: no matter how incompetent the factory manager is, he can't possibly fall twice in the same place on the same day. He should at least wait until the next day to talk about it.

Before the spider could even get close to the dragon pit, it was blocked by a Tahm Kench and Syndra using their ultimate abilities, preventing it from advancing any further.

"At 22 minutes, EDG took down Baron without much effort. In that case, RNG will have to switch to full defense. At least until the Baron buff disappears, it's not a good time for them to initiate team fights. They should wait until Uzi has three items."

Miller has already lost faith in RNG. EDG is now leading in all aspects of the economy, and even Z's development is almost catching up. RNG can no longer handle the upcoming 4-1 split push.

After returning home to replenish their equipment, EDG secured the newly appeared Fire Dragon, then four players pushed mid, while Gnar led the bottom lane alone.

Having learned from the previous team fight at the dragon pit, almost everyone had two control wards, which illuminated RNG's lower jungle to prevent RNG from pulling off another flanking maneuver or Orianna's ultimate.

At 23:30, the bottom lane's second turret was undefended, and Gnar took it down solo.

At 24 minutes, Li Chen came to the flank to apply pressure, forcing RNG to give up the mid-lane second tower and instead defend the high ground.

However, with both the mid and bottom lanes receiving siege minions simultaneously, RNG had to make a choice, ultimately opting to give up the mid lane and prioritize defending the bottom lane's high ground.

After pushing down the mid-lane inhibitor, and with the Baron buff running out of time, EDG cleared the jungle before retreating, widening the gold difference between the two sides to 7,200.