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Chapter 120 Remember to bring my phone to the court hearing!

RNG players' bench.

Looking at the Snake team's lineup, UZI couldn't hide his displeasure.

What does it mean to pick Draven and Thresh in the bot lane?

Do you think you can win the lane matchup?

The most disgusting one is that Black in the mid lane.

It's kind of funny that he picked Vayne to play mid lane just to disgust himself.

Xiaohu, who is good at reading people, noticed Uzi's dissatisfaction and said, "What does it mean to be a VN mid laner? Isn't this just a case of 'dare to gank and die'?"

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Hearing Xiaohu's words, Uzi also chimed in, "Xiangguo, you should focus on ganking mid. I'll just let the bot lane gain an advantage."

After receiving confirmation from Uzbekistan, Mala Xiangguo nodded.

"I've booked the room in the middle of the road."

At this point, both sides have entered the game.

The chat was still flooded with comments.

[A phenomenal lineup.]

[Wow, that's incredibly audacious! Did you write an application to Uzi while playing Vayne?]

[Snake Team has really gotten arrogant.]

[Haha, RNG deliberately let themselves be speedrunned in the first two games to give away a favor, and then Snake Esports just played haphazardly in the last game to repay that favor.]

Neither side made any special plans for the level 1 team fight; both chose a defensive position.

For Snake's lineup, a normal laning phase is enough to gain an advantage. If they recklessly engage in a level 1 team fight and waste their summoner spells, it will actually increase the risk of ganks in the laning phase.

Wang Ke and Crystal Bro went straight to the bottom lane and blocked the top bush.

If they want to gain an advantage against Varus and Karma, they must go up at level one to take control of the bushes; otherwise, they will not be able to reach level two.

On the other side, Flandre and Song Wen each took their positions in the top and mid lanes, and did not switch lanes immediately.

Song Wen even danced with Xiao Hu for a while in the middle lane.

Seeing Vayne twitching, Xiaohu couldn't help but laugh.

He specifically brought Wind Rider. Vayne's range is so short, his bald head can just hit and run away. Vayne can't even get her third skill into her passive. I don't know how this guy is going to lane against him.

Song Wen couldn't help but laugh.

The thought of playing Vayne against Cho'Gath later is making me laugh. Isn't that just pure spinning top fun?

After a brief exchange, Song Wen, controlling Vayne, retreated and headed towards the top lane, while Flandre, controlling Lucian, also headed towards the mid lane.

Seeing the two switch lanes, Wawa exclaimed, "Huh? These two just switched lanes right away?! Lucian vs. Ryze is one thing, but Vayne vs. Cho'Gath top lane? That's a bit disgusting!"

Rita chimed in, analyzing, "Um, the big bug hitting V—it doesn't seem to have much of a fighting ability."

Doll continued, "I knew White was a clever guy. But even though Vayne can easily beat Cho'Gath, how are you going to team fight with this lineup?"

Letme, who was in the top lane, followed the minion wave to the lane and heard a strange cry coming from Xiaohu in the mid lane.

"Holy crap, why is Lucian in the mid lane?!"

Letme paused for a moment, and a Vayne emerged from the bushes.

Song Wen played extremely aggressively in the top lane, immediately crossing the minion wave and relentlessly attacking the Cho'Gath, driving Letme out of the experience zone. It was clear that Song Wen didn't even want Letme to experience.

"How am I supposed to play Vayne in the top lane? The enemy team is playing so nastyly, they just swapped Vayne to the top lane!"

Mala Xiangguo glanced at Shanglu and was about to speak when he heard Uzi's dissatisfied complaint coming through his earphones.

"Wait, why is he playing so arrogantly?"

Confident in their lineup, Uzi and Xiaoming chose to help Spicy Pot clear the jungle before going online.

Seeing RNG's two players come online, Thresh, who was already lying in ambush in the bush, started his usual routine, moving back and forth along the edge of the bush to create vision, successfully baiting out Karma's Q skill, and then immediately charged in.

Seeing Thresh press forward, Xiaoming immediately adjusted his position, positioning himself between Thresh and Varus, trying to block Thresh's Q for Varus.

Seeing Karma's positioning, Wang Ke didn't rush to use his hook. He just used basic attacks and focused fire on Karma together with Draven.

Varus's early game damage output is naturally no match for Draven's, and Xiaoming quickly couldn't withstand the pressure and had to retreat.

But Uzi, who had not been threatened, clearly had no intention of stopping. After seeing Thresh retreat, he even pressed forward to poke Thresh.

The moment Wang Ke controlled Thresh to enter the bush, he immediately turned around and used his Q!

He knew Uzi's personality too well. In this situation, Uzi would most likely choose a more aggressive reverse movement, so this Q was a preemptive strike.

Just as the hook was about to hit Varus, Uzi reacted just as quickly. He was just using auto-attacks as usual, but after seeing the hook, he immediately interrupted his auto-attack rhythm, repositioned himself, and barely managed to dodge Thresh's Q.

Wang Ke was not discouraged when he failed to win the first round.

After all, this back-and-forth has ensured that our side can be the first to reach level 2.

Moreover, Uzi's previous attempt to catch the water bubble was clearly subpar, as he was under the influence of the red-hot water bubble. Normally, it would be quite absurd for a top-tier ADC to be so easily hooked during a highly focused laning phase.

Of course, sometimes it's hard to explain the superstition involved, like that top ADC who gave himself the ID "the one who catches Q".

The contestant really loves eating Q-shaped food.

Seeing that Thresh no longer had his Q, Uzi continued to show his aggressiveness.

Even though they have lost the initiative to reach level 2, it doesn't mean that Uzi will obediently retreat to the back and wait for the minions.

Uzi's forward pressure quickly put Crystal under pressure.

This person's control over distance is absolutely exquisite, and their offensiveness is incredibly strong.

Every time I try to click on the other person, I can never actually click on them.

However, every time I try to last-hit a minion, the enemy always manages to steal a basic attack.

Back and forth, their health points fell into a disadvantageous position.

"What are you doing, K?"

Wang Ke's voice came through.

"Just taking the hits without fighting back? Uzi's already gotten several free hits from your basic attacks!"

Crystal didn't reply to Wang Ke's words.

In his opinion, Wang Ke doesn't know how to play ADC, so he doesn't understand the immense pressure that a player like Uzi can put on others. He can't explain things like basic attack rhythm or distance control.

"I just don't understand, why are you, Draven, afraid to go toe-to-toe with Varus?!"

Wang Ke is still putting pressure on Crystal.

Crystal couldn't hold back any longer and retorted, "I can't help it, his arms are longer than mine, I can't hit him."

Crystal's answer made Wang Ke laugh in exasperation.

"Varus' movement speed is 335, and his attack range is 575 yards. Draven's movement speed is 330, and his attack range is 550 yards. However, Varus's attack speed at level 1 is only 0.658, which translates to 1.52 seconds for Varus to land a basic attack! Subtracting the opponent's movement animation to cancel the attack animation, Varus needs to stand still for at least one second before he can attack you. Are you trying to tell me that in that one second, with a movement speed of 330, you can't move 25 yards across the map?!"

Wang Ke rattled off data like a menu, completely baffling Crystal.

"Wake up, K. Do you know why he always gets to auto-attack you, but you can't auto-attack him? Because you only have eyes for minions, while he only has eyes for you! Is this how you play Draven? Think about how you played your laning phase! It has absolutely nothing to do with your hand, your reaction time, or your mechanics; it's all about your laning strategy and mindset!"

"You're getting beaten down under the tower every day, not because of your hand injury, not because you're old, and not because you're bad, but because you've become sluggish!"

Many people might think that professional players have certain formulaic ways of dealing with problems.

actually not.

In terms of bot lane laning, AD players with different styles will have completely different playstyles.

Let's take two extreme examples to illustrate the most stable sister-in-law in history, Huanfeng.

The most reckless Jack in history.

If you give these two people the same hero, their choices and playstyles in lane will be completely different.

Let's take Ezreal, a hero that everyone is familiar with, as an example.

In most people's minds, the way to play Ezreal at the start of the game is to quickly use his Q skill to stack his passive. When he has stacked five layers, a level 1 Ezreal can even go toe-to-toe with Draven.

So how do you stack EZ's Q?

Huanfeng's Ezreal picks the strategy of immediately Q'ing minions upon entering the lane.

JackeyLove's Ezreal would never use his Q skill on minions; he would only use it to Q enemy champions.

The advantage of immediately using Q on minions upon entering the game is that you can maintain your competitiveness in the process of reaching level 2 first, while also reliably maintaining your passive ability.

However, the price to pay for this might be that the opponent will deplete your health.

A playing style like Jack's is a typical example of a high-risk, high-reward strategy.

Although choosing Q will cause him to lose the advantage of getting level 2 first, the health advantage gained in the early game is enough to ensure that he can regain the advantage in the subsequent laning phase after avoiding the weak period of getting level 2 first.

Of course, this is on the premise that he can reach people on QQ.

If he misses a few more Qs and fails to get a 2, he'll be constantly pressured and beaten.

This is why Jack's matches always seem to be both miraculous and unpredictable.

When you're in good form, you can gain an advantage in the bottom lane; when you're not, you'll get crushed in kills.

Huanfeng and Jack are the most typical examples of a stable AD carry and an aggressive AD carry, respectively.

Therefore, even in professional competitions, there are no set patterns.

Those who become top professional players are all exceptionally talented. It's only ordinary people like us who need to watch videos to learn strategies and tactics. Truly talented people will have their own unique playing style.

So, what type of AD carry is Crystal?

Crystal at his peak was undoubtedly an offensive AD carry.

However, due to his decline in the LPL over the past two years, coupled with the psychological impact of his hand injury, he has now become a more stable AD carry.

However, such changes caused by force majeure are clearly not suitable for Crystal.

Professional players will constantly adapt and change for various reasons, such as version changes, aging, etc., but their original style or tone will not change.

Even when playing tanks, TheShy plays with extreme aggression.

Due to his age, Faker has transitioned from an extreme laning master to a more team-oriented mid-laner. However, if you watch his games, you'll still find that he likes to hold onto his Flash and always tries to dodge all skills with his positioning. He remains confident in himself.

Even if you give Huanfeng a red and white knife, he still won't dare to go forward and swell up.

Jack, even if you dunk on him with Flash, he can still charge into the crowd.

Even if you give UZI a Hextech Gunblade with Flash + Quick Attack, he won't use it.

Even if the sun were destroyed, Abin would point to Uzbekistan's photo and say, "Look, it's a new day again."

As for Crystal, his decline in skill is entirely due to psychological reasons. He forcibly changed his style, which is why he's playing so poorly and incoherently.

Crystal Bro's face flushed slightly after being roasted by Wang Ke, but he managed to relieve the pressure by using stress-relieving techniques.

Wang Ke pinged UzI's Varus.

"Do you see a 'D' on your keyboard?"

"what?"

"If he dares to touch you again, press him down and smash his head!"

Crystal looked at his Flash ability with a blank expression.

"Smash him!"

"Smash him on the head!"

Wang Ke's urging continued.

Varus also moved forward, trying to auto-attack Draven again.

"Smash him!!"

Wang Ke's shout finally snapped Crystal, who immediately used Flash!

At the same time, Wang Ke also used a basic attack, killing the low-health melee minion!

In the commentary booth, Miller's eyes widened, and he exclaimed in surprise!

"Crystal! What is he doing? He flashed right into UZI's face!! Snake Esports got the 2nd kill this time!"

At this level, Crystal even entrusted Thresh with the final hit on a minion!! White also used Flash immediately! A Doom Pendulum was thrown at UZI! UZI decisively used Flash, but was slowed by Draven's Sweeping Axe! Xiaoming turned around and used his empowered Q to slow down the enemy, stopping Snake's bot lane chase!!

"But Thresh used Exhaust right away! Draven was playing too aggressively, he used Heal before charging forward!"

Karma also applied Exhaust to Draven! This was an incredibly aggressive play; both sides practically used up all their summoner spells!

Wawa couldn't help but exclaim, "Wow! What is Snake's bot lane trying to do? This is outrageous! How can you lane like that?! And trading two Flashes for one Flash, RNG really came out ahead!"

However, no sooner had he finished speaking than Thresh had already thrown his hook!

Thresh's Q skill cooldown at level 1 is still too long. Because both sides were fighting fiercely from the start, even after leveling up to 2, Thresh's Q skill cooldown did not immediately become available.

Of course, RNG must have been calculating Thresh's Q skill cooldown, otherwise they wouldn't have given him the Flash-E range so easily.

But Wang Ke had already calculated the time in his mind, so he decisively used the Weakness skill to buy time. At this moment, Varus was not far away from him!

"Thresh hooked Varus! The distance was too close; Varus didn't have any room to maneuver! But luckily, Varus was already under the tower, so Thresh didn't dare hook him in, otherwise this would have been really dangerous!"

Although the Q skill hit, it only gave Draven a chance to auto-attack a couple more times.

But that's enough.

Because Varus had already been reduced to low health.

Rita said, "This was indeed a close call! Snake seemed to be going all in, choosing to flash in and fight at level two. Fortunately, UZI and Xiaoming responded very well. In that case, RNG gained an extra flash compared to Snake."

RNG players' bench.

Uzi was extremely unhappy about being stomped on in the head by the Snake team's bot lane duo.

"Are they idiots? What's the point of playing the game like that?!"

However, what he didn't know was that Wang Ke had already given orders to the Vietnamese.

Just as Saofen finished eating the three wolves and was about to head towards the upper half of the arena, he heard Wang Ke say, "Hey Vietnamese, come down and dive the tower."

BP (Ban/Pick) and tactics are definitely related.

If the draft and tactics are disconnected, then no matter how good the draft or tactics are, they are all in vain.

From the moment Wang Ke let Saofen pick Spider, he had already decided to speed up the bottom lane.

Uzi was still cursing Snake's earlier play when, a second later, SofM's Spider appeared.

Varus had leveled up to level two by using the minions in front of the tower, but his health was still clearly within the Spider's kill range.

The pink-haired guy walked straight up to Uzi's face, used WQ in human form, and then pounced on him in spider form!

When it comes to tower diving, if Spider is second, no other hero dares to claim first.

First blood!

Saofen secured First Blood, using his E skill to immediately escape the turret's attack, and then leisurely left.

Wang Ke did not have Saofen deliberately give this kill to Crystal.

After all, Draven's stacks weren't high at this point, and tower diving at level three was extremely risky; getting the kill was enough.

On the commentary desk, seeing Uzi die, Wawa said, "SofM came too fast this time! There really wasn't much room for maneuver. But at least Draven didn't get the kill, so it's not too bad."

In the live stream, the chat was flooded with comments.

【66666. 】

[Holy crap, is it really that bad?]

[It seems like the familiar Crystal Bro is back.]

[This Thresh from Baizai is pretty good.]

[Sima Bai, all he knows is to call for junglers.]

[Even in a normal laning phase, Snake's bot lane has already collapsed.]

[If the jungler doesn't gank this wave, Karma has plenty of room to make plays next time with Flash.]

[I hope all you League of Legends fans remember this: League of Legends is a five-player game.]

But the royal family members are all just puppies doing the center work!

[You stupid bastard!]

"#!"

Uzi's angry curse made Letme, who was on the top lane, shudder.

He stayed under the tower the entire time when facing Vayne.

After finally getting the minion wave to the tower, the tower itself started to freeze again.

After only half a wave of minions, the giant worm was already down to half health, even after using up all its health potions.

"Push forward! Push forward! Here I come!"

The sound of spicy hot pot came through my headset.

Upon seeing the spider appear in the bottom lane, Spicy Hot Pot immediately chose a variation.

Normally, if you see the enemy jungler pick a half-jungle start and immediately gank bot lane, the best option for the jungler is to go directly into the enemy jungle.

However, Spicy Pot, a gambling addict, had made a huge mistake in the previous game and knew that his team had no lane control at the moment. If he rashly entered the enemy jungle, he might face the risk of being surrounded and ganked by the enemy jungle. So he decided to gank Vayne, who was pushing the lane too far.

If you can kill Vayne or break her health, then you'll have a much better chance of winning when you enter Elise's jungle.

While the commentator was still lamenting Uzi's death, the director immediately switched the camera to the top lane, which instantly cheered Wawa up.

"Spicy Hot Pot, they've switched gears and are ganking top lane! Black seems completely oblivious to the danger, still harassing Cho'Gath in front of the tower! This position looks like it has a good chance!"

Miller said, "The prince has already circled around! Black should have seen the prince's position, but this person—"

What is Black doing?!

Although Song Wen hadn't yet established vision along the river and hadn't seen the prince's movements, he knew the prince had arrived when he saw the giant worm's several probing advances.

Even so, Song Wen had no intention of leaving.

Even if I retreat now and don't give the prince a chance to gank, the prince can just stand on that lane and block my position, allowing the big bug to comfortably push the lane over.

When the big bug recalls to base to replenish supplies and then teleports back, the prince will enter his own jungle, and he will also need to deal with the pushback of the lanes, which will give RNG an opportunity to launch an attack.

Therefore, Song Wen made a decisive choice.

He chose not to live.

In an attempt to coordinate with the prince, Letme tried several times to move forward and force out Song Wen's Q, but not only did he fail to do so, he also got hit by several auto-attacks from Vayne.

Seeing that the prince had already circled around, the giant worm charged out again.

Letem positioned Vayne slightly behind him and placed a Q skill with a predictive ability to block her movement, but Vayne...

But he made a reverse move and easily twisted the corner!

Seeing the giant bug raise its hand again, Song Wen used his Q skill to dodge the giant bug's W.

To complement the prince, the newly leveled-up Cho'Gath chose to learn W instead of E.

Letem was momentarily stunned when he saw his W skill being dodged, but the three-hit combo that struck him brought him back to his senses.

The giant worm's health had dropped to three bars, forcing Letem to turn back and create distance.

However, Vayne's choice surprised everyone!

"Black! What is this guy doing?! He's charged straight into the turret! Facing the Prince's encirclement from behind, he's trying to trade kills with Cho'Gath! Letem's health is in critical condition; he's trying to turn back, but he can't reach Vayne!"

Seeing Vayne charge directly at the tower, Letme hesitated for a moment before choosing the best course of action.

Instead of taking the beating under the tower, he flashed directly towards Vayne!

Vayne's health was clearly too low to escape the turret's attack range.

So Ietme chose to flash in, wanting to switch to another champion.

But to his surprise, Song Wen reacted so quickly!

The moment the giant bug flashed, Vayne also used her Flash!

Song Wen seemed to have seen through the big bug's thoughts, and the two of them used Flash to teleport to each other!

What's worse is that Vayne was originally positioned against the wall, but now Cho'Gath is stuck to the edge of the wall.

The Demonic Judgment instantly pinned the giant worm to the wall, and with Vayne's Silver Bolt firing three times, the giant worm let out a mournful howl and died tragically under the tower!

At the same time, the turret also delivered the fatal blow, killing Vayne!

"Black is so aggressive," Doll commented. "He directly chose to tower dive and trade kills with Cho'Gath!"

He widened his eyes halfway through his sentence.

"How come this Vayne got tower-killed?! The Cho'Gath didn't even land a single hit on Vayne?!"

A gasp of surprise erupted as the turret killed Vayne.

The chat room was buzzing with excitement.

【66666! 】

[Is Letme a human?]

[I can't believe they managed to tower kill that? I'm laughing.]

Missing Q is understandable, missing W is tolerable, but why didn't you even try to hit A?

I thought that flash-auto-attack had landed.

【No way, you've gotten so hacked that you even have to dodge basic attacks, huh?】

Seeing Vayne get killed by the turret, Spicy Hot Pot was filled with regret.

Vayne's direct charge at the tower created an excessively large distance between him and Vayne.

If you want to engage Vayne, you have to use Flash + EQ combo.

However, Spicy Hot Pot knew that V also had Flash, which meant that this Cho'Gath was actually doomed to die.

However, Vayne is very squishy, ​​and if she kills Cho'Gath, she definitely won't be able to escape either.

If he used Flash + EQ to engage, he would be at a huge disadvantage if he didn't get a kill, but he would also be at a huge disadvantage if he did get a kill on Cho'Gath. So Spicy Pot simply chose to hold back.

To his utter surprise, Letem didn't even manage to touch Vayne once.

If he had known this would happen, he would have just used Flash and E to secure a kill!

"What's wrong with you? You didn't hit Vayne even once? You should have told me beforehand, I'm really impressed."

Mala Xiangguo began to complain unhappily.

"Damn it, how can you blame me? Besides, it was too late for me to shout."

Leteme was very dissatisfied with the criticism of Mala Xiangguo.

Letme was really tormented by this Vayne to the point of wanting to vomit.

He's only managed three last hits so far in the game!

He could have farmed a few minions under the tower using his Q skill, but this time he could only watch helplessly as the Prince farmed up a small portion of the minions.

And most importantly, the next wave line is also the pullback line!

The top laner was tower-dived and killed, ruining Spicy Pot's invasion plan, and he could only turn back to farm his own upper jungle.

After returning to the city, Mala Xiangguo checked the situation on the three lanes and headed towards the top lane again.

He originally wanted to go down, but the bottom laner was pushing the lane.

Although the Spider helped the bot lane kill Varus once, Draven didn't get a kill, and the minion wave had already pushed to RNG's tower, so Snake's bot lane duo didn't actually have much of an advantage.

In addition to the team composition and Karma's multiple Flash abilities, Snake chose to play defensively and farm for a while, waiting for the next wave of Summoner Spells.

But this only made Uzi more and more confident as the game progressed. He kept talking to himself, saying things like "What's the use of helping you?" and "Come on, trash," which gave Spicy Hot Pot a headache.

Now that Vayne in the top lane doesn't have Flash, it's the best opportunity, so Spicy Hot Pot immediately headed towards the top lane.

However, what he didn't know was that at this moment, Saofen was also heading towards the top lane under Wang Ke's command.

Mala Xiangguo has an extremely distinctive personal style. This player, who pioneered the starvation-style jungling, has become a nightmare for many jungling players with his exquisite skills.

But it is precisely because of such a distinctive personal style that it is easier to study.

Wang Ke knew that Mala Xiangguo was a jungler; he couldn't stay idle.

He's either on his way to the enemy jungle to drag the enemy jungler into a self-destruction, or he's on his way to a gank.

Song Wen, with his long range, high mobility, low survivability, lack of flash, and inherent taunting ability, is clearly the first choice for Mala Xiangguo (a popular hot pot restaurant).

When you encounter a dish like Mala Xiangguo (a type of spicy stir-fry), often you only need to stand on the second floor.

But why is Mala Xiangguo (Spicy Stir-Fry) a top contender?

Because as a jungler, his mechanics are exceptionally refined.

This leads to a situation where you often know exactly what he wants to do, but he still manages to do it anyway.

However, in Wang Ke's opinion, this advantage of Mala Xiangguo was not enough compared to Song Wen.

Seeing the prince's portrait appear on the minimap in the top lane, Wang Ke didn't even bother to take another look at the top lane.

If Vayne and Elise can't beat Cho'Gath and Jarvan IV, then they shouldn't be playing the game.

Moreover, the pink-haired hero still has the red buff, while the prince's red buff is gone, which allows the two long-range heroes to better kite the opponent.

[Double kill!]

The news of Vayne's double kill in the top lane did nothing to improve Wang Ke's mood.

Because the pressure on their bottom lane is really quite high.

The Varus and Karma combination is incredibly annoying to poke.

With seven minutes remaining in the game, Wang Ke breathed a sigh of relief as he watched his Flash ability recharge in less than thirty seconds.

With the prince giving away a double kill in the top lane, RNG has been unusually quiet for a while.

Wang Ke had been worried about being targeted by RNG while he and Draven's Flash abilities were still active, but now it seems they're finally about to turn the tide.

The player in the mid lane, Flandre, pinged a signal to the bald guy who was recalling.

"He's gone back to the city from being a wanderer."

Wang Ke then said, "Let's have some fun with the pink team. I can make a play if we have the Flash advantage."

Draven is about to reach level six, and after developing for so long, he can almost start harvesting crops.

However, at this moment, the prince had already reached the bottom lane outer turret.

And it wasn't just the Prince; the Rogue, whom Flandre mentioned had just returned to base, immediately used Teleport towards the bottom tower.

Seeing RNG's actions from a god-like perspective, Miller exclaimed, "RNG! They're preparing to attack Snake's bot lane! Ryze immediately teleported to the bot lane and activated Warp Jump upon landing!!"

The sudden appearance of the Rogue's ultimate ability from behind completely blocked Thresh and Draven's retreat, while Varus and Karma were still in front of the tower!

Wang Ke's eyes were fixed on the wanderer's ultimate move.

The good news is that Varus hasn't reached level six yet; the bad news is that Rogue and Prince have already reached level six.

With this four-man gank on the second flank, RNG seems to have fallen into a hopeless situation.

The wanderer teleported behind the two with the prince, and Mala Xiangguo rushed in first.

Wang Ke's mind was unusually calm at this moment.

He knew that the prince had already used Flash when he gave away a double kill in the previous wave, so Xiangguo was now looking like he was going to tank the tower. His only move might be to use his ultimate and then use EQ to escape!

Therefore, when the prince walked up to his face, Wang Ke did not teach him any skills!

The prince's ultimate ability landed, directly trapping Thresh and Draven within its range. Just as Wang Ke predicted, the prince immediately used his EQ combo to escape after unleashing his ultimate!

In the commentary booth, Miller was shouting excitedly!

"Xiangguo unleashed his ultimate, using EQ to pull away—wait! Jarvan IV's EQ was interrupted by Thresh's E!! But thankfully, it wasn't Jarvan IV tanking the tower! RNG very subtly had Ming initiate the tower tanking! RNG's play was so precise!!"

Seeing the turret attacking Karma, Wang Ke immediately adjusted his position and used his Q skill on Karma's location!

At that moment, Karma was casting her skill and was in a stun state. When she saw Thresh use his Q, Xiaoming had no choice but to use Flash.

Karma is quite fragile, and if Thresh catches her, she could very well be killed by Draven and the turret!

However, Xiaoming's Flash just happened to expose Varus behind him who was charging up his Q.

Faced with Thresh's Q, UZI quickly canceled the charge and threw out the Q skill, trying to reposition himself, but ended up being hit squarely by Thresh's hook.

More importantly, Karma flashed out of the turret's attack range at this moment, and Jarvan IV was also walking out of the turret. The bald man's skill cycle was just finished, and Varus' arrow was the last damage to Draven!

This caused Varus to directly draw the turret's aggro!

"UZI got hooked! Luckily Varus's health is relatively high!"

Varus was hit twice by the turret and then took an axe from Draven, pulling himself out of the turret's attack range. At this moment, Draven finally reached level six thanks to the deaths of minions.

Without hesitation, Crystal unleashed his ultimate move!

"Draven's level 6! That cold-blooded killer!! Wow! Luckily UZI had Heal, otherwise he'd almost been one-shotted! That's UZI for you, his skill usage is so precise!!"

Snakes' bench.

Seeing that UZI survived, Crystal's saliva sprayed onto the screen.

"I#!!!"

At this point, Draven already had 170 stacks of his passive. If he could get a kill, even if he died in this wave, Draven would still have come out ahead.

This naturally annoyed Crystal.

Although they failed to kill Varus in this wave, Draven's ultimate skill cleared the minion wave in front of the tower, forcing RNG to temporarily halt their offensive.

From the commentary booth, Wawa shouted, "Draven cleared the minion wave in front of the tower! But it's okay! RNG, calm down, just wait for the next wave of minions to come! Snake Esports is in a really tough spot right now! Draven is low on health, and they can only wait to die under the tower!"

Wang Ke's hands were trembling unnaturally due to nervousness.

If Draven dies in this wave, then their bot lane is basically doomed.

But at this moment his mind was exceptionally clear.

He looked at his summoner spells and pinged Varus.

"Is your Flash ability almost ready?"

Upon hearing Wang Ke's words, Crystal said, "Two seconds left."

But what's the use of Flash once it's ready?

"My Flash is a little slower than yours, but Varus' Flash is a little slower than mine, do you understand what I mean?!"

Wang Ke's words startled Crystal, who immediately understood what Wang Ke meant and subconsciously looked at Varus's health.

177.

This amount of health is very ambiguous.

Thresh's basic attack damage is indeed impressive, but the key issue is that they don't know if Karma's shield is ready or not, and his Draven is out of axes.

"Is Karma's Shield ready? Is the damage enough?"

If the two of them fail to kill Varus by flashing, it will be adding insult to injury for them.

"Kalma's Shield is ready."

"The damage might be—"

Before Crystal could finish speaking, Wang Ke responded with a flash!

"No time to think, let's get him!"

Seeing Thresh flash forward, Crystal instinctively pressed Flash as well.

But as Draven raised his hand, Crystal saw a bright green shield being cast on Varus!

Crystal's heart skipped a beat!

But the next second!

"Snapped!"

That was the familiar sound of gold coins exploding!

"boom!"

An incredulous gasp erupted from the crowd!

In the commentary booth, Miller's eyes widened: "Wow!! White and Crystal flashed almost simultaneously! Draven killed Varus and got the 170-stack passive bounty!! Faced with a desperate situation, these two chose to flash forward!! And Lady Luck will not let her warriors down!!"

The live stream chat exploded with comments.

【I!】

【66666! 】

[Awesome, those two flashed at the same time.]

[I checked the damage; she's only eight drops of health away!]

Why isn't Uzi using Flash?!

It seems Uzi's Flash was only 0.5 seconds away from being used!

All I can say is awesome.

Snakes' bench.

Draven's axe cleaved not only Varus's body, but also Crystal's inner demons.

"Holy shit!! My Draven!"

Draven's Q skill was ready again at this moment. When the throwing axe started spinning again in Draven's hands, Crystal's gears of fate, which had stopped after the BO010, also started spinning again at this moment.

Crystal confidently controlled Draven, turned around and started slashing at Karma behind him!

At this moment, the situation has reversed!

The wandering creature was stuck behind the turret and couldn't get over, while Karma, with low health, was like a lamb to the slaughter in front of Draven.

Prince Jarvan IV charged toward Draven with EQ, but was interrupted once again.

But this time, it wasn't Wang Ke's Thresh who interrupted the prince's EQ combo, but Draven's Axe!

[Double kill!]

Draven kills Karma, securing a double kill!

The Wanderer behind the turret wanted to tank the turret's attacks to get support, but his path was blocked by the arriving Spider.

Spicy Hot Pot controlled the prince to hide in the bushes, but at this moment Thresh was already standing in front of Draven.

"RNG! This four-man gank on the second lane seems to have gone terribly wrong!! Not only did Draven get the bounty from his passive, but he's now about to secure a triple kill!! Draven is about to take off!!"

"Faced with RNG's encirclement from both sides, White and Crystal chose to Flash forward! They fought their way through the encirclement! These two were incredibly reckless!"

Hearing Miller's excited shouts, Wawa sighed, "This wave was really a little unlucky. UZI's Flash was just 0.5 seconds away—not even 0.5 seconds."

"Seconds, otherwise UZI's skills would definitely have allowed him to react."

Miller couldn't stand Wawa's words any longer and retorted, "Then do you really think that when those two flashed forward, they didn't know how long UZI's flash was left?! Last time, all three of them used their flashes at almost the same time! Those two flashes were not only precise calculations, but also the courage to move forward, and the fearlessness and confidence to break through the encirclement—all were indispensable!!"

Snakes' bench.

Zuo Wu gripped her phone and shouted excitedly.

"Song Wen, remember to bring my phone to the court hearing!"

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