League: Educating LPL is my duty.

The fact that G2 got counter-ganked while trying to gank in the top lane was a huge blow to their morale.

They can accept that their skills are inferior to their opponents'; after all, this thing is either good or bad, and there's nothing they can do if they can't beat anyone.

But now their problem is that all their actions and tactics have been controlled and countered by EDG.

It's as if they were completely outmaneuvered on an intellectual level, and were being treated like children by EDG.

Perkz, the mastermind behind this gank, was already considering giving up: "Guys, I think we're out of luck. Let's think about what we want to do next round."

Mithy was the first to respond: "I want to play a game of Bard; I haven't tried it in a match yet."

Expect said weakly, "As long as I don't have to lane against him, I don't care what we play. I don't want to be publicly executed anymore, even if my opponent is my idol."

Trick had just respawned and arrived in the jungle. Sensing something was amiss, he placed a ward over the wall and saw two burly men from EDG humiliating their own raptors.

Most importantly, Li Chen and the factory manager did not react to his arrival at all, and continued their humiliating behavior in a blatant manner, stepping into his line of sight.

Trick was silent for a few seconds, then said in a low voice, "My dear guys, before we discuss hero selection for the next game, could you help me defend the jungle? I feel like a useless husband right now."

"I can't help you, honey. Do you think I'm qualified to leave the mid lane now? I think you should go to EDG's bottom jungle to exchange resources," expect said helplessly.

He had already engaged Karma in the mid lane, but under the pressure of losing control of the jungle, it was less of a laning match and more of him unilaterally doing business under the tower, not daring to leave the tower at all.

Currently, apart from the bot lane, G2's top, mid, and jungle players have basically lost the ability to compete with EDG.

After clearing the jungle, Li Chen did not return to base, but instead went back to the top lane to take over a wave of the red team's push.

At this moment, Perkz's level was barely at the same level as Li Chen's, at level five. His own health had also been basically restored to full because he had just taken a health potion.

Seeing that Jayce wasn't in a particularly good state and still wanted to forcefully block the lane, Perkz couldn't resist having another idea.

Jayce still has some money left to spend, and barring any unforeseen circumstances, the power gap between him and Jayce should be at its smallest in this match.

Once Jayce returns home and converts his economic advantage into an equipment advantage, the longer the game drags on, the greater the gap in levels and equipment between the two will become.

If he still wants to turn things around, this is undoubtedly his last chance.

I can turn the tables!

This is what perkz is really thinking right now.

Li Chen controlled Jayce to stand next to his own minion wave, watching the LeBlanc wandering around hesitantly, and knew that Perkz was probably about to make a move.

He deliberately tanked some jungle monster attacks while farming, just to give Perkz the illusion that he had a chance.

"Want to come? Come on, baby, be brave, lad!" Li Chen was somewhat expectant, and even deliberately walked out, creating an opening in his position.

Now that Perkz has the range to reach Li Chen with Q, he naturally wouldn't mind throwing out a Q skill to test the waters first.

The mark of malice was attached to Li Chen, and the countdown for the Demoness's passive ability began to start.

Li Chen timed it carefully, then killed the nearby minions and activated W, ready to switch forms at any time.

On the LPL commentary stage, Guan Zeyuan saw that Jayce had the passive mark but did not retreat, and said with some concern: "C God's condition is not too good. He lost some health when fighting the jungle monsters just now. If he feels more stable, he can call Clearlove to push the lane again and go back to base."

"From an economic perspective, C-God has quite a bit of money now. He can go home and buy the Demonbane Blade, which will greatly increase his margin for error. However, it seems that C-God wants more." Miller nodded slightly.

"Perkz didn't want Jayce to return to base to buy items either. He was still looking for an opportunity, moving forward. Was he about to make a move...? Here it comes! LeBlanc used her W, Shadow Step, to step in and trigger the mark, dealing damage. Jayce's health dropped significantly..."

Guan Zeyuan quickly began commentating on the match, and the director also blocked out everything that was distracting, leaving only the images of Jayce and LeBlanc on the screen.

At this moment, Perkz took the initiative, triggering the passive effect of his Q skill with W, which also triggered Thunderlord's Decree damage, bringing Jayce to low health, and then throwing his E skill at Jayce.

Without any mobility skill, it's impossible to dodge LeBlanc's first burst of damage; it's beyond what you can achieve with skill alone, unless the game is actually modified.

However, when the demon lady stepped on him, Li Chen quickly switched to hammer form to increase his magic resistance.

The two were very close at this moment. Li Chen started with a basic attack, and the W skill activated in cannon form provided attack speed. He swung his iron hammer, leaving afterimages, and at the same time activated the W skill force field in hammer form.

Perkz calculated the distance, paused in place for a second, and only after confirming that Li Chen couldn't create any distance did he use the second stage of Shadow Stalking to prepare to return to his original position and try to pull him back.

However, in the current version of LeBlanc, her W skill, Shadow Step, is not instantaneous; there is a very short delay before use, which is essentially a skill animation.

Li Chen accurately caught this prelude, and a smile finally appeared on his face. This was the moment he had been waiting for.

"Come back here!"

As Li Chen pressed his E skill, Jayce swung his hammer down at LeBlanc.

The next second, LeBlanc, who had just returned to her original position using her W skill, suddenly teleported next to Li Chen and kept flying towards the bushes above.

Perkz was startled, realizing something was wrong. He knew Jayce's E skill had a high priority, but he hadn't expected Li Chen to be so quick to catch him just before he could use his W skill to return.

On the commentary stage, Guan Zeyuan was excitedly explaining the scene to the audience: "LeBlanc stepped up and hit Jayce with a combo, trying to use the second W to go back when the chain triggered the second part, but was hit back by C's E skill."

Here's something I want to explain: Jayce's E skill actually has a very high priority. Not only LeBlanc's W skill, but many mobility skills, even Flash, will have their positions forcibly re-judged by Jayce's E skill.

However, although LeBlanc was knocked back, Jayce was also immobilized in place by LeBlanc's E skill.

Taking advantage of the moment, Perkz quickly hid in the bushes and climbed upwards, hoping to find another chance to escape.

After Li Chen and the others finished immobilizing her, he placed a ward in the bush. At this time, LeBlanc had not yet created distance and was still within the range of Li Chen's Q skill.

So he decisively used his Q skill on LeBlanc, dealing damage and applying a slow effect at the same time, and then chased after her with auto-attacks.

At this point, LeBlanc, who had no mobility skills and was in poor condition, could only watch helplessly as Jayce chased and attacked her all the way until the last enhanced cannon shot took her down.

With 300 coins in his account, the experience gained from the kills also propelled Li Chen to level six, giving him a significant lead in both economy and experience over everyone else.