[Esports] Team Leader Xie, your mid laner is causing trouble again.

Inside the live stream, thousands of netizens were glued to their screens watching the finals.

Well done, Lychee! Well done, River! Well done, CY! Well done, Star! Well done, Viod!

Is UUC still asleep?

[369 is being slapped down to 999 Cold Remedy; even after all this time, its weaknesses are still so obvious.]

[Received a UUC god-tier marksman.]

[The devout woman prayed for fair skin, a beautiful face, and long legs in exchange for RAK's shutout victory over UUC.]

[Winning this one point was already difficult enough, and you're still thinking about a clean sheet? What a pipe dream.]

In the second game's draft phase, UUC clearly learned from the first game's experience, banning all four laners, blatantly trying to force Li Zhi to play a support role.

At the same time, UUC selected an extremely stable and versatile lineup.

With a solid front line, a full control chain, and an extremely high margin for error in the late game, even 369 picked a resilient marksman who wasn't so easy to kill.

Liang Shoucheng glanced at the opposing team's lineup and suddenly raised an eyebrow: "Xiao wasn't banned, does River want to play?"

Jiang Xingle was the first to react, yelling:

"Damn it, Captain! They're completely disregarding you. Even if Kurichi is a sucker, you still have to prove yourself!"

Xie Jichuan chuckled: "Assassins will have a hard time in this game. The enemy's front line is too tanky; no single combo can kill them."

He changed the subject, "However, my owl, you can give it a try."

Liang Shoucheng nodded, then turned to look at Li Zhi: "So Lychee is playing Gu Chen? He'll coordinate to provide vision and focus on kiting."

Li Zhi had no objection: "Forcing me to play the role of a tool, isn't that just because they think I can't beat Ice?"

He scoffed lightly, "People always improve. After this game, let them understand two things."

In the video, Omega curled his lips slightly, his eyes revealing a defiant and sharp glint in his eyes:

"First, the owl must not be released; second, an arrogant army is bound to be defeated."

How can someone be so cute?

What's that little mouth babbling about? Let me have a couple of sucks.

[Upstairs, with Lychee's lips, you'd probably be poisoned to death before River even catches up with you after you finish sucking.]

[Lychee wasn't toxic in today's match... not toxic at all...]

Are UUC getting too cocky after winning so much? They even dared to let River's Owl play? It's 2-0, no need to watch anymore.

[Isn't it a bit too exaggerated? Fans, please stop exaggerating.]

Ice switched to a more stable positional mage in this game, the Astromancer.

With its long range and fast wave clear, it can continuously provide slows and crowd control in team fights, and its output environment is much safer than that of the Frost Witch.

Chi Lie no longer insisted on overwhelming Xie Jichuan with early game tempo, but instead picked a stable Blue Armor Warrior.

It can withstand damage and deal damage, with a decent jungle clearing speed, but its ability to absorb damage in late-game team fights is extremely strong.

Clearly, UUC was determined to fight in the late-game team fights in the second game, relying on their thick lineup to wear down RAK's early and mid-game burst damage.

The commentator, Pepsi, hissed: "The UUC system has a win rate of nearly 80% in WPL. If RAK wants to break through in this game, they will probably have to focus on vision control and single-target attacks."

Ke Kou nodded: "Theoretically, it's possible for Xiao to cooperate with Gu Chen to exploit the poor visibility, but in practice, the margin for error is very low."

A low tolerance for error does not mean it is not feasible.

Li Zhi played much more cautiously in the first game than in the first game.

Gu Chen's early-game damage and wave clear ability were not outstanding, so he simply gave up the idea of ​​pushing the lane and relied on positioning to last-hit minions in the gaps between the Astromancer's skills.

At the same time, the passive skill's ward placement covers key bushes on both sides of the mid lane, blocking the Star Mage's inevitable route to the bottom lane.

Ice finished clearing the second wave of minions and prepared to move down. Just as he reached the river entrance, Li Zhi had already spotted his vision, and his movements were clearly visible on the RAK minimap.

Li Zhi said into the earpiece, "Ice leaned down."

Ling Wang and Jiang Xingle retreated in unison, and 369's offensive, which had already reached the tower, was forced to stop due to this vision warning.

In the first ten minutes, RAK, thanks to Gu Chen's vision control, barely allowed UUC to execute any effective plays.

Ice attempted to roam along the edge three times, but each time Li Zhi's wards caught him in advance, causing UUC's rhythm to slow down by half a beat.

Shi Kai's expression gradually darkened as he sat on the sidelines.

He originally thought that forcing Li Zhi to pick a utility player would disrupt RAK's mid-jungle synergy, but it seems that Gu Chen, the utility player, has adopted a different playstyle in Li Zhi's hands.

He suppressed his vision into a more subtle form of control, making rapid progress in just ten days.

Xie Jichuan remained calm for the first ten minutes and did not rush to make a move.

The owl needs patience, waiting for the moment when the opponent lowers their guard, and then striking a fatal blow.

Both sides remained at peace until the second wave of dragon fights.

UUC's five players gathered at the Dragon Pit, aiming to secure the second dragon.

Li Zhi's ancient dust planted a far-sighted stone above the dragon pit, instantly illuminating the positions of the five UUC members.

He then activated his ultimate ability, and the blinding field precisely covered the entrance to the dragon pit, cutting off the vision between the front and back rows of the UUC.

At the very second that the gray-white blinding light fell, Xie Jichuan moved.

The owl cut in from the blind spot on the side of the dragon pit, flew over the edge of the blinding area, and landed in the back row of the UUC.

369 reacted quickly, pressing Flash and Heal simultaneously, but Owl's damage was already fully charged.

A kill notification appears at the top of the screen:

[RAK-River has eliminated UUC-369.]

Ice's Astromancer in this game has a long range, but lacks the instant-cast freezing pressure of the Frost Witch.

In situations with extremely limited visibility, one can only rely on prediction and blind shooting, which greatly reduces the accuracy.

Chi Lie tried to break up RAK's formation, but Xie Jichuan didn't bother with him at all.

Xiao cut in and out of the UUC formation at the edge of the blinding field. Chi Lie couldn't catch up with him and couldn't get past Gu Chen's vision blockade to support the back row.

After a team fight, RAK pushed directly onto UUC's high ground.

In these private training matches these days, Xie Jichuan has practiced a lot about coordinating with Gu Chen from Li Zhi.

Almost as soon as Li Zhi's ultimate move landed, Xie Jichuan flew in, stepping on the edge of blindness.

A perfect two-target split was completed in mid-air, one feather landed on 369, and the other cut towards Ice's position.

Ice used Flash to retreat, but Xie Jichuan anticipated the direction and chased after her.

With both Cs down, UUC's high ground tower collapsed without a fight.

Just then, the dragon arrived at the high ground along the minion wave, and RAK took the opportunity to push down the crystal.

It was another sudden death.

However, this time the winner is RAK.

Xie Jichuan's MVP record was displayed on the big screen, and both players went offstage to rest.

Song Bo grinned from ear to ear and handed out a banana to everyone:

"That was a beautiful play, you've taken the match point! Let's grab some to recharge."

Kurichi took the banana, peeled it as she walked out of the lounge, saying, "I'm going to the restroom."

I ran into Ice as soon as I stepped out of the door.

The two stared at each other across the corridor for two seconds, and Li Zhi waved the banana in her hand somewhat awkwardly:

"Do you want some?"

Ice paused for a moment, then laughed. "Thanks, but no need. Shall we go to the restroom together?"

"Okay." Li Zhi finished the banana in a few bites and walked side by side with Ice to the end of the corridor.