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Chapter 111 Dragon Ball is a bit extreme!
Khan, in particular, experienced a huge psychological letdown. He finally left LSPL and achieved enlightenment, becoming the world's best top laner, only to end up playing a back-and-forth match against a mediocre player like Mouse...

BDD is also hailed as Faker's successor in the LCK, but he was beaten twice in the mid lane by Faker's junior. Who can withstand that?

Dragon Ball has won too many games this year, leaving them unsure how to handle their mindset when facing defeat.

At this point, Kim Jung-joo, the head coach of LZ, could only step forward to comfort everyone, saying, "It was my mistake in the draft in the last game. We shouldn't have picked Titan."

Although it doesn't matter whether LZ picked Titan or not in the last game, even if the responsibility doesn't lie with the coach, Kim Jung-joo still has to take the blame first.

He has to make sure the players on the field don't lose their composure, otherwise LZ won't be able to play in the third game!
"We'll play the normal draft and ban phase for the next game, and play it the way you normally would. I believe that as long as you keep a good mindset, you'll definitely be able to defeat them!"

Even Jin Jingzhu himself didn't quite believe what he said, but he had no choice. He couldn't very well say that LZ was just a piece of trash and told him to swim back quickly.

Soon, the staff on site came to remind the LZ team to go on stage, and Kim Jung-joo could only place his hopes on the LZ players' self-adjustment.

As the team's coach, that's all he can do. He's used all the tricks he can in the draft phase, and if they can't beat him, there's nothing he can do.

"Now, in the third game, EDG is back on the blue side. Let's see if LZ on the red side can pull back a game and change the course of the match!"

On stage, Guan Daxiao chuckled to himself. Although he favored Longzhu to win before the match, it didn't stop him from actually supporting EDG.

After all, EDG crushed SSG 3-0 and was eliminated. Guan Daxiao, who originally thought SSG would win the championship, suddenly had great respect for EDG.

"EDG banning Jayce first is fine. Khan is really mediocre without Jayce. LZ will still have a hard time making plays in the top lane this game."

These words made the audience at the scene smile somewhat awkwardly.

"World's number one shockwave top laner! Can't play a game without Jayce? With such a terrible champion pool, you dare to play top lane? You should play Minotaur!"

"Surrender and you lose half, okay? If you surrender sooner, you can still catch your flight home. How about we just say you lost 1-3?"

"These mediocre guys are taking a plane? Aren't they afraid of getting surrounded and beaten up by the Koreans from LCK at the airport? Ruler was even threatened with being run over by a truck. OP, you should just swim back, it's safer."

"..."

There's not much to say about the red team's OP. Kalista and Karma had to be banned, and Janna was banned last.

EDG, on the other hand, proactively banned Taliyah and Ryze.

The first three picks and bans for both sides were completed quickly.

Dragon Ball took down Rakan, Tristana, and Excavator.

Cuzz is known as the master excavator player who has mastered the Korean server, possessing an astonishing skill level and understanding of the champion.

However, the current version of the excavator is relatively weak in the mid-to-late game, and its priority is far lower than the Sejuani + Tristana fast push system.

However, with the idea of ​​trusting the player and giving it a shot, Kim Jung-joo nodded in agreement and allowed Cuzz to lock in his signature hero.

In their first three picks, EDG chose the Galio + Jarvan IV mid-jungle duo and Lulu support, which is their favorite teamfight-initiating and engage composition.

With Wang Yao in the bottom lane, Clearlove doesn't need to worry about having no one to deal damage when he charges in; he can just go all out.

In the second round of the draft, EDG continued to restrict BDD's champion pool, with Syndra and Malzahar being banned.

In retaliation, LZ banned Wang Yao's Varus and Twitch, limiting EDG's champion choices in the bot lane.

LZ picked Cho'Gath first, but EDG countered with Gnar and Kog'Maw. LZ then locked in Cassiopeia as their last counter pick, causing a brief uproar from the audience.

Cassiopeia still has a chance to lock Galio down in the mid lane; it all depends on the performance of both mid laners.

The lineups for both teams are now finalized.

EDG, on the blue side, has a top laner named Gnar, a jungler named Jarvan IV, a mid laner named Galio, and a bot lane duo of Kog'Maw and Lulu.

The red team, LZ, fielded Cho'Gath top lane, Rek'Sai jungle, Cassiopeia mid lane, and Tristana and Rakan bot lane. Immediately, both teams entered Summoner's Rift.

"Should we go over and engage in a level 1 team fight this game?"

Mouse sounded very excited. Their lineup was not at a disadvantage in the level 1 team fight. With Galio on the team, the enemy Cassiopeia would have a hard time making any impact.

"No rush, let's just play normally."

The veteran factory director remained calm and spoke up.

Wang Yao nodded in agreement, saying it would be better to play it safe this time, since LZ would love to fight you.

EDG doesn't need to go head-to-head with the reckless LZ; they can slowly grind him down.

Both sides had a normal start, with both bottom lane duos choosing to come to their lanes immediately.

The advantage of doing this is that it won't reveal your jungler's farming route.

The combination of Kog'Maw and Lulu will definitely be able to suppress the enemy Tristana and Rakan at level 1.

Kog'Maw and Lulu are both long-range heroes, giving them an early advantage in attack range, making it impossible for the short-ranged Rakan to get close enough to attack.

As long as Meiko controls Lulu and stands in the bush on the lane, he immediately exerts maximum lane pressure. GorillA's Rakan doesn't dare to be reckless and go forward!

EDG's bot lane duo doesn't even need to maintain a parallel stance. Lulu can stand further forward than Kog'Maw and use auto-attacks to whittle down the opponent's health.

Over here, Kog'Maw seized the opportunity when Tristana went forward to finish off the enemy, and immediately activated his W [Biohazard Barrage] to trade blows.

At the same time, Lulu uses her E skill to shield Kog'Maw, negating the damage from the minions, and also allows Pix to cooperate with her to attack Pray's Tristana.

After activating W to increase range, Kog'Maw's attack range instantly increases.

After repeatedly auto-attacking the little cannon, the EDG bot lane duo forced the little cannon and Rakan back under the tower, gaining control of the lane from the start!

"Pray doesn't seem to learn his lesson. He actually dared to attack the minion wave right in front of Kog'Maw and Lulu?"

Colonel Guan began to speak.

"Hey! Something's not right!"

Wang Ji, observing the minimap, suddenly frowned and said, "Cuzz, that excavator... he's come straight to the bottom lane?"

From God's perspective, everyone could clearly see that after clearing the red buff, the excavator did not go on to clear the blue buff, and Frog Princess quickly leveled up to level 3.

Instead, after traveling thousands of miles, they headed directly down the road!
"Huh, a level 2 excavator going online to gank?"

"I think Dragon Ball is a bit too extreme!"

Li Jiahang, a guest on stage, was also quite surprised.

After all, normal League of Legends players would never be wary of a level 2 excavator ganking someone in lane.

Because at level 2, the excavator either doesn't have W or E, this jungler needs to have three basic skills to have better ganking ability.

This is essential game knowledge that all League of Legends players must know.

But Dragon Ball is all about this unconventional gank style!

During the draft phase, they deliberately gave EDG the Kog'Maw + Lulu combination. Even at level 1, the two veterans in the bottom lane lured Kog'Maw to go up and trade blows, allowing EDG to push the lane.

As long as EDG's bot lane duo pushes too far into the lane, even if the enemy jungler is only level 2, Cuzz can still gank the bot lane!
(End of this chapter)