LOL: Reborn in Season 3, Taming Lee Sang-hyeok

Chapter 77 Who is OGN's First Triumph!

"RISEDeft has killed KTScore!"

As the four members of RISE retreated, news of the kill echoed throughout the stadium, eliciting gasps from the audience.

The live stream chat was flooded with comments.

Here it comes, the familiar RISE-style tower dive!

[If you can't just dive down, go gank top first, then pull the top laner to dive together! I've seen this before in this episode!]

[We should have played like this a long time ago!]

[Neo played the same way last game, getting ganked and killed twice by KT's top laner, but his mid laner fed even faster. What could he do?]

[There wasn't much activity in the mid lane this game. I told you, Faker is just a very average mid laner!]

Anyway, this game is over.

Backstage at KT, Coach looked at the scene before him and couldn't help but put one hand to his forehead.

What's so special about this?

KT took every precaution against RISE's bot lane tower dive.

In the end, even after defending until the final decisive game, they still couldn't stop it!

After Rise successfully tower-dived the bottom lane, what happened next is obvious.

Perhaps the only good news is that RISE was too weak after diving the tower and had no energy left to push it, so KT's bottom tower is still alive.

Moreover, both Shen players are about to reach level six.

As we all know, Shen's support-type ultimate ability is a stabilizer for the game.

When both sides are cautious, the pace will definitely slow down.

As long as the tower hasn't fallen, there's still a chance in this game.

As expected, KT began to retreat and focus on defense when facing adversity.

Although RISE holds the initiative, due to Shen's presence, even if they make a move, they will hold back some strength and will not fight to the bitter end.

Of course, this does not mean that RISE is helpless.

On the contrary, this is exactly what RISE wants.

At this point, it is clear that the economic gap between the two sides has been gradually widening, albeit imperceptibly.

Operations are all about using a slow, deliberate approach.

Li Zhixing does indeed like to knock out his opponent with three rapid punches, but if he can't knock them out, he is also good at slowly wearing them down and then delivering a fatal blow when he finds a fatal opening.

The next step is simply to see when the other side will reveal a weakness.

Next, the two sides continued to clash in the bottom lane. As the time jumped to twenty minutes, the kill score went from 3-0 to 7-2.

Looking at the head count alone, the difference wasn't that significant.

But if we look at the economy, the picture is completely different.

At this point, the economic gap between the two sides had widened to a full six thousand.

The economy of RISE remains a mystery; no one knows how they managed to grow their economy so rapidly without acquiring any kills.

Teams that employ an operational strategy are not uncommon; for example, MVP Club is known for its operational approach.

But only RISE has mastered the art of operation to such an extent that other professional teams can't even understand it.

The KT players realized that if they continued to drag things out like this, they would be run over like a speed bump.

These last few minutes are their last chance to turn the tide.

Fortunately, they have Widowmaker and Fiddlesticks, making them more dominant in team fights than Elise and Thresh.

If you organize a good group, you might actually have a chance of winning!

At this moment, RISE is setting up a standard three-lane split push, with the female police officer and the jungler/support pushing the second tower in the bottom lane, waiting for the dragon to spawn.

KT had anticipated this, and they cleared the vision around RISE near their second tower early on. KaKao's Widowmaker took this opportunity to sneak up behind RISE and get to the side and rear of the tower.

"Come on, give me your ultimate, I can flash in and lock them down."

"They're here!"

As they communicated via voice, a purple light shield suddenly appeared around the widow.

Kakao immediately stopped hesitating, Widowmaker activated W to accelerate and suddenly rushed into the vision of the RISE team, then flashed forward and unleashed her ultimate!

"A painful embrace!"

This version of Widowmaker's ultimate is an excellent initiation skill, dealing 25% of the target's current health as damage to enemies in a large area in front of her and slowing them by 70%.

Additionally, you gain an extra 300 shield for each enemy hero you hit!

KaKao unleashed his ultimate move, hitting all three members of RISE in the bottom lane!

Immediately after, Shinya landed his ultimate move and charged straight at the enemy on his roller skates!

In the KT backstage lounge, Coach Coach clenched his fist as he looked at the scene before him.

This is the chance to turn the tide!

If they can kill both the AD carry and the jungler at the same time, they can take Baron!

But even in this critical situation, only one person reacted in time.

A flash of golden light appeared, and Li Zhixing's Spider used Flash, not only dodging Shen's fatal taunt but also flashing into KT.

Within the camp, an E "cocoon" made its move!

A stream of white liquid shot out and hit the scarecrow precisely, interrupting its powerful attack that was being charged up!

Despite his terrible equipment, Scarecrow's ultimate ability has an outrageous value. If he really jumps in with his ultimate, RISE will definitely lose this wave!

Immediately afterwards, Spider used WQ in quick succession, then switched to Spider form and used Q to bite!

With superior equipment, it's incredibly easy for a Spider to instantly kill a poorly developed, low-level support.

One full combo and the support scarecrow's health instantly disappears!

Li Zhixing's combo not only instantly killed the support, but also blocked the AD carry, preventing him from dealing damage freely.

But Kim Hyuk-kyu wasn't so comfortable back there.

Shen and the widow relentlessly pursued him. Although neither of them sustained any serious injury, they were incredibly tough, and he couldn't deal with them in a short time.

Fortunately, Looper's Shen provided support with his ultimate, allowing him to survive a little longer with the shield.

Although Kim Hyuk-kyu was ultimately stabbed to death by the widow, he crippled both of his enemies before he died.

Li Zhixing casually unleashed a few skills and pocketed two kills.

"Triple kill!"

The sound of a triple kill echoed throughout the arena. KT's seemingly inevitable initiation ended in a crushing defeat, with three players trading one for one.

Before the audience could even cheer, the camera suddenly switched to the middle lane!

Lee Sang-hyeok's Zed is pushing the minion wave towards KT's high ground tower.

Although the bottom lane was fiercely contested, Lee Sang-hyeok ignored it and focused on pushing forward.

It wasn't that he didn't care about his teammates, but rather that he was absolutely convinced that his teammates couldn't possibly lose this round.

In contrast, Ryu on the other side seemed less confident.

He ran two steps down the bottom lane, only to find that the team fight had ended in a crushing defeat for his team, and angrily turned back.

Seeing that Faker's Zed dared to so arrogantly come in to push the tower, he was furious and decisively unleashed a WEQ combo!

The duel between players using the same hero made both sides extra careful, fearing that they would be killed in a solo matchup, which would truly be a disgrace.

But Ryu wasn't afraid at the moment.

He's right under his own high ground tower, and this is the perfect opportunity for him to solo kill the enemy!

W teleports to the face, chases with two basic attacks, then uses Blade of the Ruined King to absorb some energy, and then uses his passive skill again!

Faker's Zed had barely stepped out of the high ground tower when he was already reduced to low health!

Ryu only needs any one of his attacks to send him back to the fountain!

A slight smile appeared on Ryu's lips.

Die, Faker!

I'll show you who OGN's number one blunder is!