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Before long, the three of them successfully entered the team voice chat.

In an instant, the enemy jungler's furious, thunderous voice rang out, unleashing a string of foul language:

"You XX I XX……&*@#￥%……"

The sound was like a surging tide, carrying endless anger and catharsis.

Chen Chen and Lin Muxi exchanged a glance, their eyes filled with helplessness and indifference, as they quietly let the other person vent his anger in the voice chat.

Time passed second by second, and finally, the person on the other end seemed to have run out of steam, and their voice gradually weakened.

Only then did he realize, as if waking from a dream, that Chen Chen and Lin Muxi hadn't said a word the entire time, just quietly listening to his cursing.

Why aren't you saying anything?

The person opposite asked with a hint of doubt and a touch of provocation.

Are you scared?

He then added another sentence, attempting to further provoke the two men.

"I'll tell you..."

He wanted to continue speaking.

Just then, Chen Chen calmly turned on his microphone, his tone as calm as a still lake, and asked in a low voice:

"Are you still playing?"

These three simple words instantly left the person on the other end speechless, unable to respond for a moment.

He then realized with a start that all his cursing had been ignored by the two people opposite him; they were simply waiting for him to finish.

At that moment, he felt as if he had thrown a punch with all his might, only to land squarely on a ball of cotton.

After a long while, the opposing jungler finally came to his senses, chuckled dryly, and tried to appear calm, saying:

"Play? Why not play? I want to see just how capable you are."

Although his words still carried a hint of stubbornness, his momentum had clearly weakened considerably.

The game started quickly, and Chen Chen and Lin Muxi cooperated perfectly, not taking the little incident from earlier to heart at all.

Chen Chen controlled his hero with precision, managing every moment of the game. Whether it was the respawn time of jungle monsters or the advance of minions on each lane, everything was within his calculations.

Lin Muxi continued to control the hero Yao as before, like a nimble tail, closely following behind Chen Chen.

She trusted Chen Chen completely and cooperated seamlessly with his every move.

As soon as she reached level four, she immediately hung on the head of Lanling King, controlled by Chen Chen, and then followed him to lurk in the grass, quietly waiting for the prey to take the bait, preparing to launch a surprise attack on the opponent.

Time passed quietly, and in less than four minutes, Chen Chen and Lin Muxi, this tacit duo, successfully ambushed the opposing marksman and support twice in the bushes, thanks to their clever tactics and precise timing.

Each success put them in a more advantageous position in this intense game.

However, the situation is quite different when you look at the player known as "Mad Dog 2.0".

Perhaps his outburst in the team voice chat had exhausted all his energy, making it difficult for him to concentrate in the game.

Or perhaps it was Chen Chen and Lin Muxi's calm and composed attitude when he was yelling at that subtly affected his state of mind, making him less than before.

In several key gank operations, "Mad Dog 2.0" frequently made misjudgments.

He was originally full of confidence to catch the enemy target, but he did not expect that not only did he fail to catch the person he wanted, but he was also killed several times by the enemy jungler because of his reckless actions.

This series of mistakes instantly ignited the anger of his teammates. "Side laner, do you even know how to play?!"

"Can you please stop sending them?"

The angry complaints from his teammates echoed in the voice channel, like a tidal wave of harsh noise surging towards "Mad Dog 2.0".

Faced with this overwhelming accusation, "Mad Dog 2.0" was speechless for a moment, filled with remorse and regret.

At this moment, he was filled with regret, constantly thinking to himself that if he had been able to control his emotions and not act so impulsively, and had just played the game quietly, he wouldn't be in such a passive situation now.

However, there's no going back in life, so he could only bite the bullet and try to justify himself:
"It's because... the jungler didn't come to support me." There was a hint of grievance and resentment in his voice.

"If he could provide timely support like the enemy jungler, I would never have lost to a mere Xiahou Dun."

His voice grew softer and softer as he spoke, until finally it almost disappeared into the noisy background music of the game, as if he had gradually lost the confidence to defend himself.

The teammates weren't going to take it lying down, and one of them retorted sarcastically:

"Oh, you have the nerve to blame the jungler for not providing support? Look at your positioning, you're like a headless fly, how can anyone possibly provide support?"

Another person chimed in:

"Yeah, from the start of the game until now, I haven't seen you make any impressive plays. You've just been feeding kills to the enemy team."

"Mad Dog 2.0" was both angry and annoyed, yet powerless to refute it.

He bit his lip tightly, his eyes fixed on the screen, his fingers turning white from the force.

He secretly vowed to get revenge and make those who looked down on him look at him with new eyes.

At this moment, Chen Chen and Lin Muxi were steadily advancing their advantage.

Chen Chen keenly noticed that after the enemy mid laner and jungler showed up in the top lane, the defense of the bottom lane turret was left vulnerable.

He acted decisively, communicating the tactics to his teammates via voice:

"Let's push the bottom lane tower quickly. The enemy mid and jungle are not here. This is a rare opportunity."

The teammates responded quickly and gathered in the bottom lane.

Lin Muxi continued to follow Chen Chen closely, and under his leadership, the group approached the enemy's bottom lane turret like ghosts.

The enemy marksman and support were caught off guard by this sudden attack.

Chen Chen precisely unleashed his skills, dealing massive damage to the turrets while continuously suppressing the enemy heroes.

Lin Muxi provided timely control and buffs from the side, working together perfectly.

With their seamless teamwork, the enemy's bottom lane turret quickly began to crumble.

As the last wave of minions advanced, the turret collapsed with a loud thud.

The crisp sound seemed like a prelude to victory, boosting the morale of Chen Chen's team.

However, due to his early mistakes, the team that "Mad Dog 2.0" was on had their rhythm completely disrupted, and the economic gap widened.

Although they tried to organize counterattacks, each attack was weak and ineffective, while their defense was full of holes.

As the game progressed, Chen Chen and his team had gained absolute control of the game.

They methodically cleared the enemy's jungle resources, steadily pushed forward the minion waves, and gradually compressed the opponent's living space.

"Mad Dog 2.0" grew increasingly anxious, and his mentality completely collapsed. (End of Chapter)