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Chapter 511 Jungle Hunter Chu Yuxun! Double-Circle Headshot Monster! Ah P Panics!

At this moment, the screen switched to show the MVP of the match.

"Oh, the MVP of this match goes to Kshine! A 9-0-4 Camille jungle performance, that's quite a spectacular stat line, well deserved!"

"Camille's performance in this match, from early-game ganks and counter-ganks to team fight execution, was world-class!"

"Especially that extremely close 5v5 team fight in the lower jungle during the mid-game was the key to this match. Kshine was able to showcase her unique style when she got her signature hero!"

"Yes, EDG won this match beautifully!"

Miller nodded: "EDG already has two match points, so the pressure isn't too great. The third game is about to begin!"

"Please take a short break, everyone. Don't go away, we'll be right back!"

At this moment, the director cleverly switched the camera to EDG's rest area.

Coach Maokai stood at the entrance of the dressing room, grabbed Flandre, who was walking at the front, and the group happily returned to the backstage dressing room together.

"You played very well."

"Great job! Everyone played very well in this game!"

"Good job, brothers! I hope you can keep this up!"

In front of the camera, Maokai's face was flushed red, as if he were the one who was going to play the game.

The next moment, the camera shifts to G2's private lounge.

At this moment, G2's coach and analyst were still putting on a brave face and comforting their teammates.

"It's okay, it's okay, just keep a calm mind!"

"Just treat the last game like a best-of-one!"

Unbeknownst to them, G2's coach also felt that what was clearly the third game of a BO5 series had been called the last game!

At this moment, the atmosphere in G2's private lounge was tense, even though the coach and psychologist were trying their best to ease the tension.

However, there was still a sense of oppression; the originally optimistic and cheerful team members did not show any signs of relaxation.

After all, they had just been speedrun by EDG and lost without any chance to fight back.

But what's even more oppressive is the atmosphere among teammates; there seems to be a subtle change.

In the first game, the top laner liked to play Fiora, but got completely ganked. In the second game, the mid laner liked to play Akali, but was completely out of sorts the entire game.

This doesn't mean that Jonkos' jungle being completely destroyed is insignificant.

The main reason is that Wang Yao's jungling rhythm is too good. He can find G2's key points and weaknesses in every game.

In each game, Wang Yao, as a jungler, doesn't have as much gold as the laners, but under Wang Yao's personal rhythm, he becomes an unstoppable, over-farming demon king.

When it comes to team fights, Wang Yao's jungler hero is undoubtedly the carry, which means EDG has gained an extra core for no reason, making G2's chances of winning team fights very low.

Putting everything else aside, G2's lineup was easier to get going than EDG's in the last game.

Especially in the early to mid-game, G2 has Pyke and Drizzt; if you give someone a low-health enemy, they can turn the tide of battle.

However, Wang Yao used Camille's E-Flash combo to force Jonkos' Kha'Zix to stay in the mid lane!

At this time, G2's coach also communicated with Jonkos and Caps for a long time.

The performance of these two players did not satisfy the G2 coach. The G2 coach hoped that Caps and jungler Jonkos could work together more actively to set up vision.

We absolutely cannot lose to EDG's mid and jungle.

However, with the groundwork laid in the first two games, the pairing of Hat King and Jonkos felt very awkward.

The ensuing top-jungle synergy and jungle-support coordination were all quite bizarre.

These problems could be covered up before because both Caps and Perkz are very strong individually and can gain an advantage through their online individual skills.

However, as the intensity of the competition increases during the game, it is impossible for everyone to remain fully focused and at ease, just like in the last game.

After being targeted several times in a row, Jonkos's own jungle was completely overrun, leaving him unable to defend and with no time to care about his teammates in other lanes.

Looking at the still listless G2 players, G2's coach sighed helplessly.

too difficult!
……

……

After a brief warm-up by the guests, the third round of the draft phase officially began.

This time, EDG is still on the red side, and G2 is on the blue side.

There's not much to say. EDG immediately banned Jayce at the start of the game, and it's estimated that EDG won't be letting this champion through for a long time to come.

Especially against teams known for their Jayce picks like IG, SKT, and G2, EDG always bans Jayce.

After banning Jayce, EDG then banned LeBlanc and Syndra, effectively shutting down all of Caps' champion picks.

Limiting Caps in the mid lane was a draft strategy set by EDG beforehand. If Caps wasn't comfortable playing, then G2 wouldn't be comfortable playing either!

G2, on the other hand, adjusted their draft, banning Wang Yao's Camille.

In this final, glorious version of Camille, G2 was completely defeated!
They then banned Galio, and EDG's Galio mid-support flex pick was something G2 couldn't handle.

The last pick was Kennen, and they realized that Kennen was a must-ban, otherwise EDG's top laner would have too much of a comfortable time.

You can casually play online, but you'll still be useful in raids.

Then came the selection phase.

G2, being on the blue side, had the first ban and first pick option, and immediately locked in Akali on the first pick.

Although Caps' Akali performance in the last game was a bit shaky, or even a bit of a liability, G2's coach still chose to trust him.

His teammates also chose to believe in him and still helped Caps secure Akali on the first floor.

"Akali? G2 still dares to pick Akali? Looks like G2 is really stubborn!"

"Yeah, Caps' Akali performance was a bit off last game. Is it a bit reckless to let him pick Akali again this game?"

"Just believe it and that's all."

After seeing G2's choice, the commentators started discussing it amongst themselves.

Immediately afterwards, EDG retaliated by locking in Sylas.

G2 did ban Camille, Galio, and Kennen, but Sylas was left out.

Maokai, of course, didn't hesitate and immediately took the first floor. As for whether to let the mid laner or Wang Yao play the jungler, that would be decided later in the draft phase.

EDG then locked in Rakan, a support champion, on the second floor, a champion that Meiko is particularly good at.

When it was G2's turn to choose, G2's coach lay on Perkz's chair and mumbled for a long time, dragging out the selection without deciding on a hero.

But in the last few seconds, the second and third floors of G2 were suddenly confirmed one after another.

Draven plus Titan!

"Ah? This!"

"Draven and Titan? What's that?!"

"Wow, my god, in the final match point game of the MSI Mid-Season Invitational, Perkz picked Draven!"

Seeing this, commentator Miller could hardly believe his eyes.

"Ah Shui, as a Draven specialist, what do you think of Ah P's Draven?"

The doll also stirred up trouble, directing the issue towards JKL.

But JKL wasn't afraid of the criticism at all, and said with a smile, "Uh, my evaluation is that he's better than the puppy."

"Haha, better than Uzbekistan, that's pretty good."

"Let's do this too! In the first two games, Perkz played Varus and his teammates kept feeding. In this game, Perkz got itchy to play too."

"Yao-ge: What? I heard someone likes to play Draven? Let me see which reckless genius is it?!"

"Ah P, the eternal god."

"I'm about to cry my eyes out! Is Ah P trying to defy fate?!"

……

Although everyone was joking about it, they all knew that G2's coach was trying to relieve the pressure on the bot lane.

In the first two games, Perkz played Varus. Although he is a good hero, he is somewhat of a utility hero and it is difficult for him to carry the game when the pace is behind.

In this game, G2 picked Draven in the first three picks, giving Caps, their main core player, a good opportunity to perform as they picked Akali, a meta champion.

They also have high hopes for A-P, hoping that he can bring victory to the team in this game.

After a brief discussion, EDG locked in Xayah as their last pick in the first round of the draft. Since they had already picked Rakan, it was impossible not to pick Xayah.

This combination is also the one that EDG's bot lane plays most effectively.

Both sides revealed their bottom lane combinations in the first three moves.

Wawa rubbed his chin and began to analyze: "I don't think EDG's Sylas is necessarily the jungler Kshine is using!"

"Oh? How do you mean!"

Miller, playing the straight man, said.

"I think Sylas is a flexible pick for the first pick. Scout has Sylas in his champion pool, and I have a feeling that Kshine will have a new champion pick this game!"

"That's right!"

Ah Shui also agreed with Wawa's idea: "Sylas and Akali can be flexible, one can be used in the mid-jungle, and the other in the mid-top. Moreover, Yao likes to use his ultimate at the last moment."

These first three picks were arguably G2's most comfortable draft pick since the start of this best-of-five series.

This was also the time when I had the strongest drive; I believed and believed again.

The first round of business banning (BP) has ended, and the second round of BP has begun.

EDG banned Olaf first. If G2 gets Olaf, then G2's lineup will be too strong in the early and mid-game.

This isn't the weird lineup from the last game; it's a real, solid team!

They then removed Irelia. For the same reason, Irelia is a champion that G2 can also flex, and she can effectively control the pace of the game in the early and mid-game.

G2 then banned Lee Sin and Rek'Sai, two dominant junglers.

It seems to be confirmed that EDG's Sylas pick in the first pick is intended for the mid lane!
EDG hesitated a bit before deciding on their fourth pick. Coach Maokai originally wanted to reserve the final counter pick for Wang Yao.

But Wang Yao waved his hand and said, "Leave the last counter pick to the top laner, I can take it first!" "Okay, what hero do you want to play? You can pick it directly!"

Maokai completely obeyed Wang Yao's choice at this moment.

Looking at the opposing team's lineup, Wang Yao pondered for a moment before saying, "Vi!"

"Wei?!"

Mao Kai's eyes lit up when he heard Wang Yao's choice.

Vi, the Piltover Enforcer, is a champion that appears quite often in professional matches, and in this game, she is a very good choice.

It's a great choice for both Draven and Akali; it's another lock-on.

It's the same type as Camille.

"Okay! Let's go with Vie!"

Maokai unconditionally trusted Wang Yao.

The next moment, EDG's fourth pick was confirmed: Vi, the Piltover Enforcer!

"Wei? Chu Yuxun!"

Upon seeing Wang Yao's choice, commentators Miller and Wawa were once again shocked.

This game's draft picks alone were enough to leave both players feeling like they'd been struck by lightning.

"Wow, this is yet another jungler from Kshine's champion pool! Vi, the Piltover Enforcer, Kshine doesn't seem to have used her before!"

The doll spoke with an incredulous expression.

"To my recollection, I've never seen it even once. It's never been in a match, never in a live stream, and I don't think I've ever seen it in ranked games."

Ah Shui stared at the screen and shook his head.

"But you know what, Vi is a champion that's very similar to Camille!"

"It works well against both Draven and Akali! Locking in is really powerful!"

Miller, on the other hand, was analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of the champion Vi.

"Let's take a look at G2. EDG has already picked their jungler, leaving the counter pick for top laner Flandre. Let's see what G2 decides next."

When G2 saw Wang Yao pick another unpopular jungler, the team panicked a bit.

Ah P, in particular, frowned and immediately sensed that something was wrong!

broken.

This Vi is after my Draven!

While G2 was hesitating about whether to give Jonkos an aggressive or tempo-oriented champion, or perhaps a tanky champion to play in the jungle.

In the ensuing chaos, G2's coach had originally planned to give Jonkos the Jarvan IV champion.

However, with Sylas and Vi on the opposing team, he was afraid that if he picked Jarvan IV, he wouldn't be able to create any momentum and would end up feeding kills by using his EQ combo into the enemy team.

In the end, G2 locked down a hero on the fourth floor who was both unexpected and reasonable: Sejuani.

Okay. Actually, G2's coach didn't have much faith in Jonkos, so he gave Jonkos a passive, farming-style jungler.

"Oh... Sejuani? G2's chickened out!"

The children's excited shouts were not out of place at the scene.

"In that case, Jonkos got a farm jungler, but Vi shouldn't have a hard time playing against Sejuani."

"After all, Vi has the ability to deal damage based on the target's maximum health, and she also has the effect of reducing the target's armor, so Sejuani can't be tanky!"

The doll analyzed.

"And there's another point: G2 picked Sejuani, which means Sylas can steal quite a few ultimate abilities!"

"You can steal Sejuani's ultimate, and you can steal Akali's ultimate too!"

"Especially Titan's ultimate can be stolen. If you steal Titan's ultimate and Vi's ultimate, it's a double kill. He can't imagine how Draven will survive!"

Miller was also analyzing the draft picks and lineups of both sides.

It's G2's turn to make their final pick.

G2 has once again unleashed a bombshell.

Kaleidoscope, Nico!
"what?!"

Another barrage of comments, obscuring the sky, swept across the screen.

"My goodness, what is G2 trying to do?!"

"Neeko? Which lane is she going to? Mid? Jungle? Top?!"

"Anything is possible. Except for Sejuani, who is a must-have jungler, Akali and Neeko can be played flexibly in mid and top!"

"G2, the god of creating chaos."

"Haha, that was amazing! They unleashed their ultimate moves in the final round!"

The commentators in the commentary booth were speechless, unsure of what to say.

"Oh my god?! What is going on?! Neeko?! G2 picked Neeko as their last pick!"

"Top lane Neeko?! Or mid lane Neeko?!"

"It's possible!"

"Now it all depends on how EDG chooses their final counter pick for Flandre. I feel like this is going to be another big surprise!"

next second.

The Shadow of War—Hecarim!

"Hahaha."

Doll and Miller burst out laughing.

"Just as I expected, EDG unleashed a powerful counter-strategy in this game!"

"That's right, centaurs!"

"In that case, EDG's lineup is really strong! Sylas and Vi are both lock-on, plus Hecarim and Rakan are both charge-type, and there is an ADC with strong self-protection ability."

"All I can say is that this lineup is such a great team!"

"That's right, EDG plays this kind of aggressive lineup with ease!"

……

As the commentators chatted casually, the lineups for both sides were finalized after player swaps.

The red team, EDG, consists of Hecarim (top), Vi (jungle), Sylas (mid), and Xayah and Rakan (bot lane duo).

G2, the blue side, fielded Neeko in the top lane, Sejuani in the jungle, Akali in the mid lane, and Draven and Nautilus in the bot lane.

Seeing that his BP mission was complete, Maokai took off his headphones and patted Wang Yao heavily beside him.

At this moment, he was incredibly excited.

He was very satisfied with his draft picks and bans in this game and was very confident.

This lineup is a great fit for EDG right now.

"I'm leaving this to you. I'll be waiting for your good news backstage!"

After giving a thumbs-up to several team members, Maokai walked to the center of the stage to shake hands.

"Warm up the champagne for me beforehand."

Before leaving, Flandre suddenly said something.

Coach Maokai almost tripped up by Flandre's words: "I'm already arrogant enough, but you're even more arrogant."

They've already started setting their own goals!
But when he looked back at the man with the same expression and calm demeanor, Maokai felt relieved.

As the game gradually loaded, the five EDG players focused intently on their screens, preparing for the final battle.

At this moment, the entire arena was in a frenzy, with countless LPL fans cheering wildly.

This is the best feedback for both teams' participants.

"Ah ah ah ah ah!"

"Go EDG! May the LPL continue to dominate international tournaments all year round! This is what our region should be like!"

"EDG is awesome! Kshine is awesome!"

"Damn, that match was so satisfying! It felt so good!"

"Hey, G2, you guys should at least win one game! I bet on you guys, just like how you eliminated RNG at last year's World Championship. My villa is all thanks to you guys."

"Gamblers deserve a terrible death!!"

Countless bullet comments flooded the live stream room, and the audience below burst into enthusiastic applause and cheers.

Cheers resounded through the sky!
Or rather, the audience at the scene already had the air of quite a fanatical fan.

After two and a half years of development, Wang Yao has fans all over the world who know his famous moments and the heroes he is good at.

From the S7 World Championship to now, from the bot lane AD carry to the mid laner, and then to the new generation of emperors in the jungle.

Wang Yao has been on stage for two and a half years.

In two and a half years, Kun has already cultivated himself into a spirit, let alone the great demon king of the alliance!

Draven, Caitlyn, Xayah, Irelia, Master Yi, Camille, Jayce, LeBlanc, Neeko, Xin Zhao...

In the past two years, Wang Yao has created one amazing moment after another!

Even with headsets on, the EDG players in the stands could hear the deafening cheers from below the stage, and many of them couldn't help but feel excited.

This truly is the best era for professional League of Legends players!

But Wang Yao remained calm as he looked at the screen, his heart undisturbed, without the slightest emotional fluctuation.

He was already used to such scenes.

(End of this chapter)