We are tired of winning championships, and we still need youth training?

Chapter 183 A terrifying decision! A terrifying decisiveness! A terrifying trust!

"This is crucial, my God!"

"He flashed and Q'd from the F6 area to unleash his ultimate, an incredibly close call!"

"Kindred didn't even finish clearing the jungle monsters, that's really loyal!"

The commentator couldn't help but sigh.

This guy must be some kind of unfaithful father!

How many junglers would be willing to flash directly to their ultimate?
"Six seconds, forget it."

Although he was very unwilling, Knight rationally chose to give up.

Even after Kindred's ultimate ends, LeBlanc still needs some time to cool down her dash.

With 10% health remaining, plus the health restored by Kindred's ultimate, it was no longer enough for him to kill Galio.

"Did he head straight for the middle lane after leaving home? How did he know he was also going to gank the middle lane?"

Karsa's tone was somewhat incredulous.

It wasn't difficult to guess that he would gank mid, since Rookie didn't have Flash.

But normally, shouldn't you go to the bottom lane immediately after clearing the mid lane?

With Kindred being a jungle carry champion, who would dare to delay their jungle clearing efficiency?
But Xu Xinghe didn't leave.

If he were in God's-eye view, he would be even more surprised.

Because after Xu Xinghe came out, he didn't clear the upper half of the server first, but instead cleared the lower half first, and then went to the upper half.

This isn't the most efficient jungle clearing route, but it will definitely save Rookie.

[I cried. What is true love?]

Is this the bond between IG's James Harden and LeBron James?

[Brother Xinghe: You won't believe it, but I'm already an old man at eighteen.]

This was crucial! If Rookie had gotten caught and killed, the mid lane would have been completely destroyed.

Viewers who get to see from God's perspective are obviously even more surprised.

Because they knew exactly what Xu Xinghe had done to save Rookie.

"Xi... has really arrived."

Rookie wiped the cold sweat from his forehead, wanting to say something but then stopping himself.

Actually, he didn't quite believe Xu Xinghe when he told him that Karsa was going to gank mid in this wave.

After all, he had already built Mercury's Treads, and with TES's mid and jungle both being AP champions and Karsa remaining silent, he had already let his guard down.

Who knew, it actually came!
How did you know he would come at this time?

Rookie pressed recall and asked a question out of curiosity.

"Because this wave is the best opportunity."

Xu Xinghe spoke calmly.

The dragon has already spawned, and Ezreal is currently pushing forward. Karsa can take the dragon anytime, so he's not in a hurry.

"But I'm different. I can't just let Xiaolong go, so in his mind, I'll definitely try to find a way to go and take a look."

"And that's when he can make a move on you."

Rookie thought for a moment, "What if he really went and got the dragon?"

Xu Xinghe was silent for a second.

“It was going to be hard to fight for anyway, but if he really wanted it, we gave it to him.”

"Your survival is more important."

He was telling the truth.

EZ and Yuumi are getting stronger and stronger in the bot lane, and Viper can't out-poke them anymore. IG's chances of winning the dragon fight are very low.

Instead of focusing on the dragon, we should protect Rookie's mid lane.

"Oh."

Rookie nodded; he agreed.

But Flandre started.

"So sweet? Sweet, sweet, sweet, brothers. If you think it's sweet, give it a thumbs up."

He was so bored on the road.

The two brutes on the top lane were locked in a fierce battle, their fight consisting of nothing more than a couple of quick touches on each other's Undying Grips.

Saint Gun doesn't mind playing with meat, but this stuff is really boring.

So he often switched screens to look at other lanes, and that's how he saw this wave.

Now they're even making fun of it.

"Chicken, I'm not saying this to be mean, but if you find a jungler this good, you should marry him."

"what?"

Rookie is still very innocent and didn't understand what he was saying at all.

Confused.

Saint Gun clicked his tongue regretfully and said nothing more.

Boring!

He often felt out of place because his teammates were not abstract enough.

"It's hard to break through in the mid lane. Let's take the dragon first to help the bottom lane gain an advantage. Keep T alive to find an opportunity for a four-man gank on the two lanes."

Karsa didn't take the initial setback to heart.

A skilled jungler is never affected by a failed gank.

Opportunity is like a sponge, not a sponge body.

No matter how much you squeeze a sponge, not a drop will be left, but if you squeeze a sponge, there will still be some.

However, at that moment, a sudden announcement shattered the situation on the field.

[TES.Jackeylove kills IG.Viper!]

[IG.Missing kills TES.Jackeylove!]

[IG.Missing kills TES.Yuyanjia!]

"Line kill?!"

The commentator was quite surprised.

It wasn't until the replay that I saw what caused this wave.

With the advantage, Ah Shui pushed the minion wave to Viper's tower and then prepared to dive the tower.

After Viper used his ultimate under the tower to force him to use Cleanse, Ah Shui felt the time was ripe and, without hesitation, took the minion wave and planned a tower dive.

As a result, Viper dodged a fatal Q under the tower, causing his passive [Spell Power] to drop to zero, resulting in the loss of 50% attack speed bonus.

Since he started with E, he was unwilling to use Flash after being slowed by Ashe's W, so he chose to force Flash and auto-attack.

As a result, Braum blocked the basic attack damage and applied his passive.

If it weren't for his perfect initial team reshuffle, replacing Viper in this wave would have been a pipe dream.

Even so, Ah Shui, who had chased too far, was still killed by Viper in conjunction with the turret.

After his death, the support Seer, a cat, naturally couldn't escape either, and Missing had no choice but to skip the cat zone.

This way of dying...

—I can only say that this is very much like Ah Shui's style.

They were able to create an early advantage, their trades were executed very well, and their decision to tower dive was also flawless.

But suddenly, due to radicalism, a huge mess was formed.

You might say he's bad, but he can definitely keep Viper under the tower and keep him under the tower.

You might say he's awesome, but this tower dive was incredibly clumsy.

"That's a pretty creative way to die, Bobo."

Karsa, controlling the dragon, happened to see Ah Shui lying dead under the tower and couldn't help but laugh.

"Dude, your play was a bit ugly, mine."

Ah Shui didn't deny it.

"Not bad, I played pretty well in the laning phase."

Karsa didn't dwell on it. His play was indeed a bit bad, but he actually gained an advantage in this exchange.

Viper didn't get an assist because the cat died, and the bottom lane minions were also fed into the enemy's lane.

Although Braum got two kills, the one who got the kills on TES's side was the carry.

"...Don't keep playing like this."

The assistant prophet sighed and uttered a small complaint.

Suppress it enough, it should be fine, it could have survived.

In the eyes of the prophet, the advantage in the bottom lane was created by him and Ah Shui.

Ah Shui's actions have essentially ruined all of their hard work.

"Excuse me, it's mine."

Ah Shui didn't refute, and nodded.

He stood up straight even when he was being beaten.

Even if the prophet is not on the same level as him at all, a mistake is a mistake.

"The vanguard is about to be deployed."

"I was originally going to let him go, Ah Shui is awesome."

Xu Xinghe smiled.

To be honest, this was really a treat for Ah Shui.

From the perspective of the bottom lane alone, Ah Shui definitely did a good job.

But he died in this wave, which also means the bottom lane minion wave is reset.

It's no longer the passive situation where IG's bot lane is constantly being pushed.

The bot lane that was originally unable to arrive will be able to arrive at almost the same time as TES's bot lane. In a 5v5 head-on confrontation, IG will have a significantly greater advantage.

This team fight is a sure thing! The original plan should have been for Karsa to easily take the lead, and IG wouldn't even have been able to contest it.

But now, it's different.

Now it's Karsa who needs to make the decision.

Should we play this 5v5 match or not?

Xu Xinghe was very curious about what decision he would make.

At 7 minutes and 47 seconds into the game, both sides arrived at the area where the Rift Herald was located almost simultaneously.

"We still have to fight!"

Karsa was very determined.

Ashe didn't have her ultimate, but Ezreal and Yuumi both had their ultimates.

As long as Ah Shui is careful not to get taunted by Rookie's Galio, this team fight for TES will still be easy.

IG's front line is very tanky, whether it's Maokai, Galio, or Braum who just got two kills.

However, they also lack burst damage, and their sustained output is not particularly strong.

With the cat's ultimate ability, TES doesn't lack any crowd control in this wave.

"Pull and tug! Pull and tug while fighting!"

"Watch Galio's position, 69, push forward!"

TES's formation was set up almost instantly.

To be able to reach the top ranks this season, their basic skills are naturally excellent, and their team fight positioning is very meticulous.

Led by 369's Sion, they maintained control of the distance between themselves and IG.

Knight's LeBlanc roams around the battlefield, always looking for an opportunity to steal kills.

Meanwhile, EZ stood not far behind Sion, occasionally poking at IG's front line.

Karsa's spider positioning was also not far back; after waking up the Vanguard, she took out the Vanguard first and saved her skills to prepare for a frontal attack.

"TES secured their positions first, allowing EZ and LeBlanc to maximize their poke potential!"

What should IG do?

The commentators agreed with TES's decision and watched with curiosity as the story unfolded.

How to do?
Open it now!

"Open up, big tree! Forget about Ezreal and LeBlanc, kill Sion first!"

Xu Xinghe would not hesitate for a moment.

On the contrary, the moment TES set up their formation, he already knew how to fight this team fight.

TES's lineup is a typical poke lineup, which is very disadvantageous in prolonged battles.

However, their center position is also very flexible, making it difficult for them to force an engagement.

So, is there no other way?

No～No～No
Your center position is indeed flexible and difficult to open.

But is your front row seat also that agile?

While TES's lineup is strong in sustained combat, it doesn't change the fact that they only have one frontliner.

If you can get rid of their front line 369, then the pressure on TES's two carries, who don't have a front line to hold them off, will increase dramatically. Once they are caught, they will die.

Therefore, Xu Xinghe immediately made a decision to have Saint Gun use his ultimate skill to hold the enemy in place.

Without saying a word, Saint Gun Bro immediately activated his ultimate skill.

The sea of ​​trees surged toward 369, who was blocking the way at the front; once it hit, it would bind him.

369 can certainly walk.

Once he activates his ultimate, Sion's unstoppable mechanics allow him to escape easily.

But the question is, can he withdraw?
Obviously, no.

If he leaves, his teammates will be the ones who suffer.

Therefore, 369 had no choice but to stand at the front and block the incoming crowd control for his teammates.

But he never expected that IG would go all in on him.

After Maokai secured 369, Flandre immediately used his W ability to bind Maokai.

Wow, Ace is even in love with her!

Why keep the experienced drivers around? Aren't the two Cs being cared for?

[Saving seats? Doesn't seem like it, it feels like they're all in!]

[The slow runners are in the front row, right? 69 is thinking he didn't even run.]

The comments were incredibly funny, with even people expressing their admiration for Ace.

But it's true that 369 got a severe beating.

At this point in IG, Xu Xinghe's authority was limitless.

He is both the captain and the strategist and commander of IG's tactics.

He's the boss, for crying out loud!

They can kick you whenever they want if they don't like you, and kicking four people at once is an easy feat if they're in a bad mood.

Who would dare disobey him?
Therefore, whatever decision he makes, the other four will execute it unconditionally.

Even though leaving 369, a front-line tank, seemed a bit pointless, the other four still chose to follow without hesitation.

All the cohesion was focused on Xu Xinghe alone.

This naturally has its drawbacks.

That means if Xu Xinghe underperforms, IG will instantly become a trash team.

After all, it is said that a bad soldier makes a bad general and a bad army.

He is now like an emperor from ancient times.

Whether he's good or bad, IG is good or bad.

But having discussed the drawbacks, we cannot ignore these advantages.

That means it eliminates countless adjustment periods, giving IG a terrifying level of synergy that even ordinary teams might not achieve after years of practice.

It truly delivers precise aiming and accuracy!

The moment 369 was bound, all the skills and damage were poured onto him.

Under the chain of control, 369 was completely unable to put up any resistance and was instantly killed!

They couldn't even use Flash!
If five people are fighting one person and they still can't kill him in this short time, then Sion is truly invincible.

"369 was instantly killed!"

"IG went all in?! 369 didn't expect that, and neither did we!"

Seeing that IG had pulled away from 369's zombies on the screen, they immediately started moving the vanguard.

The commentators were also amazed by IG's control and decisiveness in this wave.

They worked so well together!
Let alone 369, no one would have expected IG to go all in on him as their frontliner.

"Are you still going to fight?"

Knight had already sensed something was wrong and immediately spoke up.

"..."

Karsa fell into deep thought.

To be honest, they still have fighting power.

But can they really fight?

"...No, I gave it to them."

He exhaled, still managing to remain rational.

"The front line has already been dealt with. It would be too much pressure for you and Ezreal to poke now. If you get caught..."

He didn't finish his sentence, but Knight understood what he meant.

Once caught, LeBlanc and Ezreal without Flash are doomed to die.

"Let it go, let it go."

Karsa sighed.

My eyes were fixed on [IG.Galaxy].

Is this the decisiveness of an FMVP?

That's amazing judgment...

Almost instantly, they made the most correct judgment, directly nipping TES's idea of ​​continuing to engage in team fights at the root.

Honestly, Karsa got goosebumps.

Thunder roars in silence.

Judging from IG's performance this time, they are definitely strong contenders for the Spring Championship.

And the legendary commander of IG revealed a level of skill that was truly astonishing.

but……

"I will definitely be the final winner!"

Karsa's eyes were bright and determined.

As the former FW Wolf King, he also has his own pride.

This game isn't over yet!
He had already mentally prepared himself before even hitting Galaxy.

We'll see how it goes, like reading a script while riding a donkey.

IG easily secured the Herald, and Xu Xinghe breathed a sigh of relief.

"Put pressure directly on the mid lane!"

There's no need to keep it; now's the time to put pressure on Knight.

It seems like they let him develop too easily in the early stages.

While dealing with a femme fatale is difficult, it's not entirely impossible.

If we can take down his mid-lane tower, then the early disadvantage in the mid-lane will be completely reversed!

(End of this chapter)