League: I really didn't tank!

Chapter 495 Having accomplished his task, he departed without a trace, concealing his identity and name.

The moment Akali was picked, she instantly became the focus of the entire audience.

(I made a mistake at the last point yesterday. The Chinese team banned Galio as their second pick, not Akali.)

The Chinese team understood the situation and knew that Xiaohu's Akali performance posed no threat to the Korean team. Therefore, Abu made it clear that he would pick Akali for the top lane, and the subsequent draft picks all served Akali.

What? Your Akali needs crowd control? Fine! The mid and jungle will fill that gap for you! Are Lee Sin and Syndra enough?

What? Akali's afraid of Tahm Kench? What are you afraid of? We'll grab him first!

What? Akali is afraid of Kled? No problem, Smeb definitely won't, he's never played him before, and the enemy has already picked Aatrox, most likely top lane. But just in case, let's ban Kled in the second round!

After seeing the Chinese team's subsequent picks, commentators Wawa and Miller immediately understood who Akali was being played for.

"Tree Bro's top lane Akali?" For some reason, Miller was filled with anticipation: "This game looks like it's going to be really interesting!"

"That's really interesting," Wawa couldn't help but laugh. "After all, as you know, since Akali's rework, Maokai hasn't seemed to use the champion at all. We'll have to wait and see how he performs with this new Akali!"

On the other side, the Korean team also understood this, and they also took the initiative. They picked Aatrox as a last resort, and then their mid and jungle picked Lissandra and Gragas. Both of these players are extremely effective at limiting Akali's performance in team fights, making them a strong counter!

Facing the Chinese team's choice of Tahm Kench, they then targeted Rakan as support. This champion's initiation is one of the few that Tahm Kench cannot counter, since Tahm Kench will be charmed if he gets close.

Soon, the lineups for the third game were finalized for both sides.

Blue side, China: Top lane Akali, Jungle Lee Sin, Mid lane Syndra, Bot lane Varus and Tahm Kench.

The red team, South Korea: Top laner Aatrox, jungler Gragas, mid laner Lissandra, bot lane Xayah and Rakan.

Kkoma carefully examined the lineup and, believing there were no major issues, patted Faker on the shoulder and said solemnly, "This game is in your hands now," before hurriedly leaving the stage.

As expected, the Chinese team picked Akali for the top lane, proving their earlier guess was correct—ilex really knows how to play Akali.

This is indeed a major hidden danger.

But their defensive measures were also quite good this time.

The laning phase between Aatrox and Akali is evenly matched, with neither side having a clear advantage.

However, in team fights, Akali's performance will inevitably be shut down by Gragas and Lissandra.

Even if Ilex manages to overcome the formidable opponents of Gragas and Lissandra, he still needs to deal with Xayah, who has an ultimate ability!

With this lineup, you think Akali can still perform?

It's very blue!

Kkoma felt inexplicably relieved when he thought about this.

This time, they might actually be able to limit Ilex!

With this in mind, Kkoma first went to the restroom, took a leisurely break, and then headed to the backstage dressing room.

He had just opened the door to the lounge when he clearly heard a voice coming from the broadcast screen in the lounge.

"First blood!"

Kkoma frowned.

Wait, what's going on?

He only went to the bathroom and walked back and forth for a short time, and the game had only been going on for two minutes at most, right? How did he get first blood?

And why do you all look so serious?

Kkoma's heart skipped a beat, and he quickly walked to the screen.

The camera was focused on the top lane, where Akali, at half health and level two, was calmly and skillfully managing the minion wave.

Beside him lay the corpse of the Sword Demon.

what?

"A solo kill at level two?" Kkoma was stunned. He asked the person next to him, "What happened? Were they ganked top lane?"

Edgar shook his head but remained silent.

Kkoma sat solemnly in his seat, looking seriously at the screen in front of him.

He really wanted to know how that solo kill was achieved.

Let's go back two minutes.

As the minion spawned, Chen Dongqing followed the minion to the lane and rearranged his Doran's Ring and potion.

This version of Akali has a very varied laning strategy, and her item build and runes are not fixed.

If you're under a lot of pressure in lane, especially against long-range mages who are hard to fight back against, then go for Doran's Shield and Fleet Footwork. Plus, with the Q skill's healing effect before it was nerfed, you can easily survive until your power spike. Often, the enemy will be out of mana while you're still at full health.

If you're bullying melee champions and there's not much laning pressure, you can go for a Long Sword, three Health Potions, and Undying. When you recall to base, buy a Vampiric Scepter on your first push. This will torment the melee champions to the point of ecstasy, as you can keep stacking health with Undying, making the fight quite comfortable.

However, if you are confident that you can dominate your opponent, you can directly use Doran's Ring and Electrocute to seek trades and lane kills.

Chen Dongqing undoubtedly chose the last set this time, and his main strategy was to go all out.

In terms of laning, Chen Dongqing played very aggressively from level one.

A level 1 Aatrox isn't particularly strong, since his Q skill has a long downtime before leveling up and its damage isn't high.

Chen Dongqing can still manage to kite Aatrox without much trouble thanks to the 550-yard range of his Q skill and the 250-yard range of his passive.

In their first encounter, Chen Dongqing deliberately took a hit from the Sword Demon's sword. In return, he found a good angle and threw a Q, regaining some health while also hitting a ranged minion.

There's a trick to catching Akali's Q. If it hits at the maximum range, Akali is already at the edge of the circle, so she doesn't need to move, and her passive will activate naturally.

Akali swung her scythe above her head, using the movement speed bonus from her passive, and made a move as if she was about to walk into Aatrox's face, a very bold move!

That positioning was indeed a bit arrogant, but Smeb wasn't intimidated and countered with a second Q!

Chen Dongqing still stands out for his fierceness. He is still not afraid and directly dives into the inner circle, launching a basic attack. Then, instead of rushing to follow up with Q, he pulls outwards first!

In this version of Akali, the energy cost of her level 1 Q is 100 points. Generally, you can only use two Qs in a fight, so there is no point in rushing to use the second Q. The key is to keep your distance from Aatrox.

As Akali pulled away, Aatrox, who had just finished swinging his Q, held the Death Scythe in his hand, but couldn't manage to stab it out because the distance wasn't far enough.

The next second, Akali followed up with another Q, hitting precisely at the extreme range once again!

A red lightning bolt struck the Sword Demon, successfully triggering Electrocute with three hits, reducing the Sword Demon's health by one-third.

Chen Dongqing didn't greedily take the knife and used the opportunity to create distance.

This wave of attacks was enough to take down a third of the enemy's strength. Taking advantage of the enemy's Aatrox's skill cooldown, Chen Dongqing took the initiative and kept attacking minions to reach level two.

From that point on, Chen Dongqing stopped losing his skills.

Because he just hit minions with both of his Qs, he has a significant advantage in reaching level two first.

On the other side, Smeb didn't back down. He didn't lose much health and immediately drank a potion, restoring his health to almost full. Then he decisively pushed forward and even seized the opportunity when Akali was about to finish her off, stabbing her with a [Death Sentence]!

Chen Dongqing didn't take Jianmo's attack to heart, and simply turned back to continue farming minions and pushing the lane, while waiting for his energy to return to full.

Soon, the first wave of soldiers was wiped out, and the second wave of melee soldiers were also left with low health.

This is the key to winning the second round.

Smeb was quick-witted. He knew Akali was about to reach level 2, but he was still two minions short, so he didn't hesitate and immediately turned and ran away!

But Chen Dongqing was a step faster. He didn't even think about finishing off the low-health minion. Instead, he walked towards the Sword Demon in advance and blocked the Sword Demon's side.

Looking at the positions of both sides, Chen Dongqing knew that the Sword Demon on the other side was dead.

Smeb never imagined that he was already a dead man in Akali's eyes.

Chen Dongqing stood to the side of the Sword Demon, using the maximum range of his Q skill, and unleashed the [My Style Ultimate! Cold Shadow]!

Because this was another extreme distance, the passive ability immediately appeared in Akali's hands!

With the passive 30% movement speed bonus, Chen Dongqing quickly chased after Akali, who was positioned to the side, and unleashed a passive auto-attack!

The moment the basic attack was launched, Chen Dongqing immediately moved forward to block the attack, still standing to the side of the Sword Demon, advancing alongside him!

Standing at the right distance, Akali used her Q again, slowing down Aatrox!

At that moment, a red lightning bolt struck, instantly reducing the Sword Demon's health to half.

In that instant, the low-health minion finally fell, and Akali was enveloped in a glowing light, instantly leveling up to level two!

Without hesitation, Chen Dongqing pursued forward again, walked up to the Sword Demon's face, launched a basic attack, and then immediately rolled backward while simultaneously shooting a shuriken forward.

[My Ultimate Technique! Falcon Dance!]

Smeb could have dodged the shuriken, but he ultimately didn't.

After all, he still has half health left. How could he possibly die from being hit by an E skill?

But I'm sorry to say, it really did die.

Akali landed a precise close-range hit on the Sword Demon, while simultaneously performing a backflip and rolling, triggering her passive ability!

Chen Dongqing's hand speed was incredibly fast. He decisively flashed forward, unleashed a passive attack, then auto-attacked the Sword Demon, and instantly followed up with his second E to close the gap!

This version of Akali's E doesn't have the overpowered damage of later versions; it can't take down half of an ADC's health in one kick, but it's still a competent damage skill.

With those two E attacks, one passive and one basic attack, Aatrox's health dropped to 20% in an instant!

At the same time, because the second E hit, another passive circle appears!

Chen Dongqing wasn't in a hurry to back down; on the contrary, he chose to press forward.

The other side will get anxious.

Sure enough, when Smeb saw Akali use Flash to deal damage, he panicked for a moment. Seeing Akali use her second E, he decisively Flashed back to the tower to save his life first!

Chen Dongqing had anticipated this flash, so his choice to move forward was quite clever. He managed to catch up with the Sword Demon who flashed into the tower by relying on the continuous movement speed bonus from his passive!

While enduring the turret's damage, Akali unleashed her passive attack, bringing Aatrox to low health while simultaneously restoring her energy to 100 points.

【Cold Shadow!】

A cluster of kunai was shot out, accurately embedding itself in the sword demon's body, instantly depleting his health!

"First blood!"

After securing First Blood, Akali's actions were swift and decisive. She used Q and turned to leave the tower, achieving a solo kill under the tower at half health!

At that moment, countless audience members stared wide-eyed in disbelief, some even standing up in disbelief!

If the person in front stands up, the person behind has to stand up too, because they don't want to miss this incredible scene of a two-level solo kill!

Almost as fast as a virus spreading, almost the entire audience stood up instantly, and everyone cheered for this solo kill!

Inside the Chinese team's live broadcast room, Wawa and Miller couldn't hide their excitement and were shouting excitedly from the commentary booth!

"Solo kill! In a crucial game, Tree gets another solo kill, opening a gap! Smeb is on fire again!"

"A solo kill at level two?" Miller laughed loudly. "No way, that's way too fast! You really know Akali, Tree Bro?"

Even the little girl couldn't help but laugh, exclaiming, "This isn't just knowing how, it's practically mastery! Who would dare to do this without some skill?"

At this moment, countless viewers in the live stream flooded the chat with comments!

Wow! Akali plays so smoothly!

[Another classic case of not playing a single game, but starting to dominate from the moment you enter the game.]

Are the champions in League of Legends still too easy for Maokai?

[The main problem was that Smeb was too greedy. If he had flashed earlier, he definitely wouldn't have died.]

Are you speaking from God's perspective? Could you have used Flash in that situation?

Smeb is past his prime; he's not as dominant as he was in 16, but Tree is still on the rise. There's just no way around it.

There was really nothing that could be done; Smeb's peak was in 1516, and he was already old.

[But the most ridiculous thing is that Smeb couldn't beat Tree even at his peak, yet Tree is still on the rise. That's the most outrageous thing.]

Backstage at the Korean team's location, Kkoma had also watched the replay that the director switched to later, and saw the entire process of this solo kill.

Unusually, he didn't comment on the solo kill and remained silent.

The main problem was that he didn't know what to say.

To be honest, if he hadn't watched the replay with the result in mind, he wouldn't have imagined that Smeb would actually die in that situation.

Does it make sense that a Sword Demon with almost full health died after only having his level 2 skill stolen?

You dare say he can't play Akali?

The two Qs at the very edge of the screen at the start, and the subsequent Flash-close-range attack after hitting E, all demonstrate meticulous damage calculation!

If it weren't for that flash-close-in that triggered an extra passive, allowing Akali to regain 15 more energy, Akali really wouldn't have been able to throw out her third Q!

With such precise calculations of damage and energy, can you really say he doesn't know how to play?

This guy is really something else!

"Sigh." Kkoma muttered to himself for a long time before finally letting out a helpless sigh.

He knew that the gold medal had probably already been sent.

After the replay, the camera cuts back to the live match.

At this point, both top laners had re-entered the game and entered the second round of laning.

Smeb, who was solo killed at level one, couldn't do anything; all he could do was buy a refillable potion.

To deal with this kind of sword demon, Chen Dongqing didn't even need to return to town. He drank the potion and then waited for his energy to reach over 180 before casting Q.

If Akali's energy bar is above 180 in this version, it will turn orange. If you use your Q skill at this time, you will get a healing effect of 5-20 (based on level) + 20% total AD + 20% AP.

In other words, with starting items, one Q can restore nearly 30 health points.

It's already quite exaggerated, considering that the ninja hero can recover 10 energy per second, and with a healing Q every ten seconds, that's 30 health recovered every ten seconds, which is quite considerable. As the Q level increases and the energy consumption decreases, this healing efficiency will further improve.

Thanks to the healing effect of his Q skill, Chen Dongqing quickly raised his health to a level where he could lane effectively and pushed the minion wave back into the tower.

The combination of Akali and Lee Sin is not easy to tower dive a full-health Aatrox, the risk is too great, so Chen Dongqing did not intend to tower dive this time, but instead directed Xiangguo to invade the Korean team's jungle like crazy, catching Peanut running around everywhere.

After confirming that the enemy jungler was not there, Chen Dongqing began Akali's tower-torturing phase.

The most memorable aspect of this version of Akali is undoubtedly her smoke grenade, which grants her invisibility and even allows her to ignore turrets!

This smoke grenade allows Akali to trade blows under the enemy tower with impunity, making her incredibly arrogant!

Some Akali players who have gained an advantage in the laning phase can push the lane into the tower and, at the cost of being hit by the tower, perform a QA combo on the opponent, causing both sides to lose health simultaneously.

Once the opponent's health is whittled down to the kill threshold, Akali can use her agility to initiate and secure a solo kill.

Of course, this is a basic usage.

In the hands of a skilled player, Akali's smoke bombs can have other clever uses.

This usage may never have appeared in the world before.

Chen Dongqing's die-hard fans all know that he has always had a top-notch set of tricks for tormenting people under the tower.

Time your attack precisely at the moment the turret strikes, dealing damage to the enemy.

In this way, although the red line of the turret will lock onto you immediately, the attack interval gives you more time to retreat from the turret.

Chen Dongqing would use this technique to torment his opponents whenever he had a long ranged attack against a short ranged one, creating many memorable moments where he ignored the turrets.

And when this technique is combined with Akali's smoke bombs...

Then something ingenious happened.

In the video, Chen Dongqing first used this technique, using Q when the Sword Demon was last-hitting, and then quickly and safely left the tower to trigger his passive.

With the passive speed boost, Chen Dongqing charged back to the tower. This time, he used the same method, timing his attack perfectly to coincide with the tower's activation. He used two skills, A followed by Q, and then W to strike!

Before the turret could even launch its attack, Akali's vision was suddenly lost due to the smoke bomb, forcing her to switch her attack back to the minions!

Chen Dongqing grinned, turned around and activated his passive ability, then stepped towards the Sword Demon below the stage!

This time, the same method was used again. Just as the turret was about to attack, Chen Dongqing quickly attacked with A followed by Q!

The turret's red line locked on immediately, but before the attack could be launched, Akali used the cover of the Twilight Shroud to disappear again!

This scene left countless viewers speechless!

what?

Is it still possible to play like this?

In the minds of countless players, Akali's Twilight Shroud is about sacrificing one tower in exchange for an opportunity to whittle down the tower's health.

But the designer didn't tell us we could get it for free!

Smeb was stunned to see Akali on the other side disappear into stealth at full health again.

Damn it, who would play with you like this? Isn't this cheating?

Akali's three Qs and two passives reduced Smeb's health to less than half!

And clearly, the opportunity to tower dive has arrived.

In fact, Chen Dongqing could easily defeat the Sword Demon with his own health; taking on two enemies with one life would be a simple matter.

However, Peanut will most likely be camping nearby, and the Korean team won't give him the chance to tower dive.

But it's not a big problem. If you can call in reinforcements, so can I.

At this moment, the minion wave was cleared by the turret and reset outside the turret. Chen Dongqing called for Xiangguo to arrive while quickly pushing the wave.

Soon, the minion wave pushed into the tower, and Xiangguo arrived!

At the same time, Peanut's barrel also appeared on the side.

"I'll tank, you keep a W." Chen Dongqing gave a concise command, and Xiangguo immediately understood. The two ignored the wine barrels next to them and started fighting!

Chen Dongqing initiated the attack, Akali landed a series of AQE combos after getting close, then followed up with a second E kick to Akali's face, passive followed by a Q, unleashing a burst combo that brought Aatrox to low health!

The next second, Peanut crashed into Chen Dongqing and Xiangguo with a "meat and egg filling" attack, knocking them both unconscious, but unfortunately it was of no use.

With low health, Chen Dongqing used a smoke bomb to become invisible and avoid the turret's aggro, while Xiangguo hit Aatrox with a Q, then used QAE to kill Aatrox, and then used W to reach Akali next to him. The two of them flew out of the turret together!

It can only be said that when the gap between the two sides in the top lane is large enough, it is no longer a simple counter-gank that can solve the problem.

Backstage at the South Korean team's training camp, the two top coaches looked at each other in silence, having nothing more to say.

The three commentators in the South Korean commentary booth were completely deflated at this point, and had no complaints about this move.

This game, we lost because of Akali.

Akali, with her extremely overpowered mechanics and ridiculously high stats, was like a tiger with wings when she was on Ilex's turf. They had absolutely no way to counter her!

But can we blame BP for this?

The Korean team has already proven with two losses that Akali is a must-have, as they cannot afford the losses from banning Akali.

And then, with their third defeat, they will prove that letting Akali go isn't an option either.

OK, OK, then why bother competing? Let's just give the gold medal to the Chinese team!

Damn it!

In contrast to the somber mood in South Korea, the situation in China is quite the opposite.

Backstage, Abu looked at Akali, who moved like a dragon on the screen, and felt very gratified.

With Ilex on the team, this match is truly unbeatable!

In all his years of coaching, from WE to EDG, and with so many top laners under his belt, Abu has truly never seen a player like Ilex!

Abu began his 10086th act of repentance.

Sigh! How could we have missed out on this genius back in 16?

After this tower dive, Chen Dongqing became increasingly unreasonable.

After returning to the city, he bought a Hextech revolver and a killing ring, and began to act like a monster.

Within six minutes, Chen Dongqing was dominating Smeb in the top lane, and when you switch screens, you can see the mid and jungle players from both sides engaging in a fight.

With both mid laners reaching level six, both sides clearly set their sights on the opposing mid laner.

In the end, Xiaohu and Faker were both killed in the fight, while Xiangguo used the advantage of Lee Sin's stronger combat ability to drive Peanut away, thus gaining a small wave of minions.

Chen Dongqing, on the other hand, set his sights on the Ice Maiden who didn't have a powerful ultimate ability.

Seven minutes later, Akali pushed the lane and disappeared into the river, heading straight for the mid lane!

Faker spotted Akali through a ward in the river and turned to run!

However, Akali's initiation ability is so overpowered that when Chen Dongqing saw Lissandra turn around to use Ice Claw, he simply used his R to dash towards the direction of Ice Claw, and then waited for Ice Claw to reach its end before throwing his E directly at it!

Faker was being chased by Syndra. If he didn't use his E, he would definitely be stunned. He had no choice but to use his E to switch positions, but at the cost of catching Akali's shuriken!

Amidst gasps from the audience, Chen Dongqing confidently activated his second E skill to fly over, landed, followed by A, Q, and W for acceleration, and then AQR slash, instantly emptying the Ice Maiden's health bar!

"CHN ilex has killed KOR Faker!"

A message popped up announcing a solo kill, and it was clearly visible that there were no assists in this solo kill!

Against the supermodel Akali who had the lead in kills, solo killing Faker seemed so easy.

The most outrageous thing is that after killing everyone, Chen Dongqing used a smoke grenade to become invisible under the tower and managed to walk out without losing much health.

He can even go back to the top lane and continue laning!

At 9 minutes and 45 seconds, Chen Dongqing's crazy performance continued. This time, he set his sights on Smeb, who was in his lane. Akali faced a nearly full-health Aatrox under the tower and made a move!

REQ combo is guaranteed to hit. Immediately afterwards, Chen Dongqing presses W to avoid the turret's aggro. After getting close in through the smoke grenade, he uses AQER combo to kill the Sword Demon, instantly emptying his health bar, and then leaps out of the turret!

However, Smeb was able to respawn under the tower because he activated his ultimate ability.

Chen Dongqing didn't take it seriously. He happily walked back to the tower, waited for the Sword Demon to respawn and get up, then used his passive Bilgewater Cutlass followed by a basic attack and a Q to easily complete the tower dive kill!

After the solo kill, the top lane's first turret was easily destroyed, and Akali's economy continued to rise!

In the bottom lane, Ruler looked at the Akali on the other side who was already 3-0-1 and had even taken the first turret, and trembled with fear.

He now has serious doubts about whether his [Storm Feather Blade] can actually protect him.

Of course, Akali wasn't the only one making him tremble; Varus and Tahm Kench were also on his opposite side.

That's right, Ruler got crushed again!

It was another standard ten minutes and they were down twenty CS, with the turret only having half health left!

Today, not only was Smeb giving away a lot of gifts, but in the unseen corners, Ruler was also quietly carrying the burden and making concessions.

Three games in ten minutes and you're consistently down 20 CS, that's incredibly consistent.

Ruler was already dizzy and didn't know how he could win.

Just over 13 minutes in, Uzi, with the protection of his teammates, took down the bottom lane's first tower.

Immediately afterwards, the group grouped up in the river, secured the Rift Herald, and then charged into the mid lane, taking down the mid tower.

The South Korean team now only has a theoretical chance of turning the tide.

The Korean team has prepared a lot of things to counter Akali: jungler Gragas, mid laner Lissandra, and bot lane Xayah and Rakan. Basically, all of them are prepared to limit Akali's performance in team fights!

But they didn't expect that they wouldn't even last until the team fight phase.

Faced with such a huge economic gap, all restraint is a joke.

Time quickly reached 27 minutes, and Chen Dongqing now possessed key items such as Sorcerer's Shoes, a 16-stack Mejai's Soulstealer, Hextech Gunblade, and Morellonomicon, which was essentially a simplified version of the three-item set.

But Chen Dongqing felt that this was still not safe. After thinking about it, he simply used the extra 1,500 yuan he had to buy a mercury ornament belt.

The mage used mercury; that's how bizarre it is.

And as it turned out, the mercury really did have a remarkable effect.

At 28 minutes, a team fight broke out around the Baron Nashor.

Taking advantage of the fact that both sides' attention was focused on the Baron and the river was in chaos, Akali used her ultimate to fly into the fray!

But at that very moment, the entire Korean team decisively turned their attention to Akali!

"freeze!"

Faker reacted quickly, locking onto Akali with his ultimate before she could even place her smoke bomb, freezing her in place!

The next second, Rakan's RW and Gragas's [Meatball Impact] followed up at the same time, about to kill Akali!

Fortunately, since Chen Dongqing dared to enter the venue, he must have made ample preparations.

Akali instantly used Quicksilver Sash to break free from crowd control, then flashed to reposition and placed a smoke grenade before disappearing from the center of the arena!

When Akali reappeared, she was already beside Xayah, and she slashed at Xayah with her passive attack!

Ruler's stress response was triggered, so he quickly used his ultimate skill to become invincible, and then used healing to recover some of his health!

But Chen Dongqing had anticipated this. He abandoned the Xayah in front of him, turned around and used Q on the Lissandra next to him, and then used E [Falcon Dance] to hit her accurately!

Chen Dongqing followed up with his second E, landed, and used his passive to activate Hextech Gunblade followed by his Q to trigger Electrocute, instantly vaporizing Faker's full-health Lissandra!

After killing them, Akali disappeared again while stepping on a smoke bomb, leaving the remaining four people in endless fear!

Chen Dongqing had a clear objective. He pulled himself into a passive position amidst the smoke grenades and then headed straight for the sunset in the sky!

The moment Xia's ultimate skill landed, Chen Dongqing followed up with a quick AQR combo!

A one-third, Q one-third, then the ultimate skill finishes you off!

In a single exchange, Xia's health bar was also emptied!

Akali, on the other hand, used her ultimate's displacement ability to escape the team fight and disappear into the distance.

He can kill one man in ten steps, and leave no trace for a thousand miles!

"Double kill!"

Akali's double kill echoed across the arena!

The Korean team's two carries were completely overwhelmed by a single Akali!

"Ruler got instantly killed!" Miller on the commentary booth practically screamed, his voice cracking. "The Korean team is going to collapse in this team fight!"

The outcome is now decided!

There's no need for any big dragons anymore.

The remaining members of the Chinese team eliminated the remaining Aatrox, Gragas, and Rakan from the Korean team, and then pushed all the way up the top lane super minions, destroying the Korean team's base crystal in one fell swoop!

(End of this chapter)