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Chapter 339 Shy, do you like watching the lane from the second tower?

"How could they have played like this?" In the IG rest room, coach Mafa sighed and looked down.

The last wave was really well done, and the rhythm of the attack was excellent. However, Zoe was still too agile, and the two flashes and heal made it a double loss.

Now Lin Ruo has found another opportunity, and the situation has inadvertently fallen into a disadvantageous position at the beginning.

Mafa was having a bit of a headache, especially seeing Lin Ruo in the jungle position get another kill.

At this moment, Lin Ruo, who was playing with ease in the game, had already pulled out a small green jungle item worth 1050 gold when he returned to base. This is an essential jungle item for Lee Sin, bar none.

It has a more common name, also known as the Sightstone Jungle Item. In addition to dealing damage to jungle monsters, it can steal health and gain high experience.

Its greatest use is that it can charge and provide free scout wards.

This is undoubtedly great news for Lee Sin.

Simply put, without this Sightstone jungle item, you'd have to spend 250 gold to carry a control ward every time you leave the jungle, and the financial impact would be obvious.

Moreover, the Sightstone jungle item is a must-buy for most junglers every game, except for some assassins. It has a cross-domain impact on League of Legends, enabling junglers and supports to truly work together on vision control, and its role in in-game strategy is obvious.

Lin Ruo only knew that after the green jungle item was removed soon, League of Legends would become two separate games.

However, for him, League of Legends has always been a game, and regardless of whether there is a green jungle item or not, the early game pace must always be fast.

An advantage must be established in the early stages.

Lin Ruo went back to the bottom jungle to farm the F6 camp, then went up to clear the newly spawned wolves and gromp. At 6 minutes, Lin Ruo had already reached level 5 and went up without hesitation.

One of the biggest advantages of having Ornn as your top laner is that tower diving is as easy as eating and drinking.

IG also considered this point, so they hoped that Sejuani and Ryze could put pressure on the mid lane through synergy, which could be seen as indirectly reducing Lin Ruo's attack and movement range.

However, he failed to gank mid at level 3 and was subsequently killed in the river.

Everything went into chaos.

At least for Ning Wang right now, his jungle clearing rhythm has been affected, to the point that when Lin Ruo crossed the tri-bush and was exposed to the captain's vision.

The Prince of Ning, who had anticipated the capture, had just stepped out of his own high ground tower.

He was unlikely to make an impact during this gank, as he was only level four and could only rush around while switching screens to watch everything happening under the tower.

Ornn has reached level six, but the captain is still at the end of level five in terms of experience.

The situation is very unfavorable for TheShy.

Faced with Ornn's almost face-to-face charge that sent the goat flying into the tower, TheShy, who couldn't dodge it, chose to use Zhonya's Hourglass to buy time. Although he dodged the knock-up, he couldn't withstand the series of actions that followed.

Just as the stopwatch ended, GimGoon, playing Ornn, charged at the turret, simultaneously knocking up the Captain who had just finished using Zhonya's Hourglass. He then quickly re-equipped the Ignite spell from the Unsealed Spellbook.

The flamethrower delivered a fragile hammer blow.

Lin Ruo followed up with a Q to slam the ground, and while the captain flashed away, he followed up with a second Q, securing the kill right in front of the newly arrived Sejuani.

Ning controlled Sejuani to poke Lee Sin under the tower, but the actual effect was very small, because Lee Sin was currently at most half health and had no chance of killing him.

Ornn was the one tanking the tower, and Ornn was the one being targeted by the tower, not the Lee Sin who went deep into the tower.

Having already completed his combo, Ning could only watch helplessly as Lin Ruo, with Ornn, emerged from the tower and swaggered away.

They were so easily outmaneuvered, and this time they even had to use their Stopwatch and Flash. "A huge loss" doesn't even begin to describe it.

"Why not use your dodge ability? Why just stand there and wait to die after using your invulnerability skill?"

Mafa was furious listening to the team's voice chat. He knew the team wanted TheShy to use Zhonya's Hourglass to buy time so that Sejuani could come and counterattack.

But they clearly underestimated the damage Lee Sin could cause.

No, it should be Ornn's damage. Ignite and Fragile caused his health to drop too quickly, and he couldn't stall for the ideal outcome of Sejuani arriving to provide support.

If the first wave was due to operational issues, then this wave is entirely a matter of decision-making.

The team was so eager to turn the tide that they played with fire as early as the 6-minute mark, which ultimately backfired and ruined them.

"EDG timed this move perfectly! TheShy was almost there before reaching level 6, and Ning was almost there from his lane."

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All the near misses laid the foundation for success, and with two lives on his hands, Lin Ruo was undoubtedly about to usher in his own unique take-off period.

Whether it will crash or not is hard to say, but the takeoff point is already high enough to make people look up and look around.

Compared to the rhythm of the previous game, which was almost identical, Ning's only consolation in this game was that he secured the red monster at the 7-minute mark. Lin Ruo tried to steal it but ended up empty-handed.

However, TheShy's Gangplank situation was a bit troublesome because Lin Ruo's jungle invasion forced him to retreat to the second tower before he could teleport back to lane. Fortunately, the barrage of comments helped him deal with the large wave of minions entering the tower.

"Has Ornn started preventing the captain from farming lanes?" Rita in the commentary booth was surprised.

Ornn used his massive size to block the area between the two towers, clearing the minion wave while hindering the captain's retreat to the tower.

TheShy is currently a force to be reckoned with.

However, more facts prove that Jin Gong's rash advance was too reckless. Ning Wang, who was originally knocked back to the middle tower by Lin Ruo, saw that the situation was not right and launched a counterattack.

They suddenly arrived from the Stone Beetle Zone and launched a blockade operation against Ornn online.

Despite being heavily attacked, GimGoon flashed over the wall but still couldn't dodge the ultimate's freeze.

Rune circles appeared, and Ryze, who had come from the mid lane, appeared at the tri-bush location to block the retreat and accepted the kill gifted by the GimGoon.

GimGoon shook his head helplessly in the voice chat: "Shiba, my brothers."

Having never experienced a good life, he only enjoyed it for a short while, but he didn't expect to go a little too far in enjoying it.

Lin Ruo did not respond to him. Instead, before she saw the winding path land and was completely certain that Ornn was about to die, she turned around and went to the dragon pit.

A decorative eye was inserted, and Ryze waited patiently for his return journey.

Having secured the kill, Rookie hurried back to the lane along the path behind the Dragon Pit, completely unaware of what might happen inside.

Lin Ruo quickly showed him what the situation inside the dragon pit should be like.

She warded up and instantly followed up with an R-Flash, then kicked Ryze into the dark dragon pit with a Dragon Tail kick, where Zoe arrived and threw out a bubble.

After being hit by the second Q, Rookie realized that he couldn't escape even if he flashed away, so he chose to fight to the death. Lin Ruo, who was hit by the second Q, took down the kill in a few hits.

It should have been a 0-for-1 exchange, but Lin Ruo's preemptive positioning and ambush turned the tide.

(End of this chapter)