League: Educating LPL is my duty.

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There was no suspense, and no room for struggle. In just thirty-three minutes, Dragon Ball completely destroyed the GAM base, demonstrating the overwhelming power of their absolute strength.

EDG had already arrived at the venue. After watching the smooth and fluid offensive rhythm of the Longzhu team, even Abu couldn't help but frown slightly.

"This Dragon Ball team is not to be underestimated. I feel they pose an even greater threat than SKT and SSG."

But nofe immediately saw the problem: "It's not that they're too strong, it's that GAM's vision control is too poor. They gave Longzhu too many opportunities. If it were a team that values ​​vision, they might have a hard time opening up the game."

"Don't think too much about it. Today we're playing against SKT. Even if we meet Longzhu, it will be after the Western Conference Finals at the earliest." Li Chen lay half-reclined on the sofa, scrolling through his phone non-stop.

The fifth match was also an internal battle within Group A, with C9 facing off against AHQ.

Both teams are almost certain to be out of contention for the knockout stage, but they are still giving it their all in this match because, barring any unforeseen circumstances, this might be their only chance to win.

After a fierce battle lasting more than ten minutes, C9 ultimately prevailed, defeating AHQ and securing their first victory.

After a short halftime break, the camera switched to the commentary booth. Ji De looked at the camera and said, "The last match of the day is about to begin. The players from both teams have entered the arena. EDG vs. SKT, this is an absolute clash of titans."

Wawa nodded slightly: "Actually, many fans are looking forward to this match. After all, this is the first time the two teams have faced off since the MSI Mid-Season Invitational ended, which is a month ago. We don't know whether EDG will still be strong or SKT will successfully get revenge."

Su Xiaoyan seized the opportunity and said, "I still think EDG has a better chance of winning. SKT is on the blue side this game, so they have less pressure in terms of bans. But EDG also has a counter pick, which means that the opponent's top lane is going to collapse."

[Just kidding, even without a counter-pick, the top lane will collapse.]

You've been fooled too; it's not just the initial path that's collapsed.

You were also deceived; it's not just a simple collapse.

Huni: I don't understand...

[Fast forward to the victory speech; I bet C will be interviewed by Eun-jung.]

Both teams are old rivals and are quick to make personnel changes.

SKT decisively brought Jayce and Galio into the bridal chamber, while EDG locked up the version's god Kalista and the cursed Rakan in the dark room.

On the third move, Kouma returned from his reverie, carrying a wine barrel, seemingly intending to kick the cripple's broken leg.

Li Chen raised an eyebrow and immediately exclaimed, "Damn, SKT actually hired a Gragas company! They're looking down on you! They think you can only play Gragas? Shouldn't we teach them a lesson?"

The factory manager didn't say anything, but silently gave Li Chen a deadpan look, leaving him to figure it out himself.

Nofe patted the factory manager on the shoulder, then had someone put the giant bug away.

When it was SKT's turn to choose, the purple-skinned garlic was snatched up without hesitation.

Currently, the top-tier support heroes recognized by most teams are basically champions like Garlic, Lulu, and Rakan, while Karma's performance depends on the team composition and the specific team.

Li Chen, temporarily appointed as coach, issued the following orders: "Lulu will basically be paired with Twitch, the same old routine, Varus and Karma. We can play more aggressively in the bot lane this game. Clearlove should go there more often and see how much skill Bang still has."

"Understood!" Meiko responded immediately.

The factory manager glanced at Li Chen. Although he didn't know why Li Chen was testing Bang, he still believed that Li Chen wouldn't make a pointless statement.

Meditation Bang was unaware that he was being targeted. When asked by Koma whether to choose the rat or the cannon, he ultimately chose the former.

For some reason, he always felt that there was a voice in the dark telling him that there was a reason why Rat beat EDG.

With both sides' bottom lanes decided, Koma, the third pick, was preparing to let Faker go first: "Faker, pick Taliyah. You might need to step up in the early game."

"Can!"

Faker nodded and took the ball from the coach.

"Taliyah, I really don't want to see Faker pick this champion." Nofe rubbed his temples, feeling a bit of a headache.

If it were someone else picking Taliyah, he believed Scout wouldn't easily give the opponent a chance to roam, but if it were Faker, the laning phase would be much harder to predict.

"Let's pick the Prince first, we can pick the mid laner later!" Li Chen noticed Nofe's hesitation and gave timely advice.

Seeing that he had no chance to show off his blind man skills, which he had practiced diligently for a long time, the factory manager was a little disappointed, but he did not dare to protest.

In the second round of bans, the goals of both sides became much clearer. EDG took turns banning Lee Sin and Elise, while SKT banned Syndra and Camille.

As for champions like Fiora, Koma felt he simply didn't have the energy to deal with them.

When it was EDG's turn to pick first, Scout looked at Li Chen, eagerly anticipating whether Li Chen would reveal the champion he wanted.

Li Chen smiled and said, "Scout, do you remember the trick I taught you? It works really well against Faker, especially against roaming champions."

Upon hearing Li Chen's words, Scout's eyes suddenly lit up, and he quickly said, "Coach, I want to play Sion."

"Sion, the Banner of Command? This game really suits him, let's go with Sion!" Nofe thought for a moment and felt that Sion was definitely a T0-level champion in this game.

On SKT's side, when Faker saw EDG's West pick Sion, his face immediately darkened: "Damn, I forgot they had Sion to pick. This is a bit troublesome."

Nofe's expression was also grim. They had suffered from Sion's Banner of Command at MSI, but EDG hadn't used it again throughout the summer split, completely forgetting about it.

Actually, it's not SKT's fault. It's mainly because within the LPL region, there's really no one who can dominate Scout in the mid lane and roam around freely.

"There's no other way. Sion is no longer a viable option. EDG's jungler can't pick Kha'Zix, so let's go with Sejuani. Be careful. For top lane, stick to the original plan and pick Malphite. Reaching level 6 in 10 minutes is considered a success."

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On the commentary stage, looking at the heroes selected in the second round on both sides, Ji De was slightly stunned.

Wawa spoke first: "Is this Sion in the mid lane? I'm reminded of the Banner of Command Sion from MSI, which Scout also played. And SKT picked Malphite in the top lane, which is also an unexpected choice."

"The Malphite is still pretty good at laning, and EDG has a problem right now, which is that most of the damage output pressure falls on C. If the top laner can't get kills, the team's mid-game damage output may be relatively weak."

Remember quickly analyzed the problems facing EDG's lineup: the bottom lane being left to fend for itself meant they were destined to be at a disadvantage in the early game, while the top lane was under too much pressure from the Krugs.

On the EDG player bench, Li Chen looked at the Malphite champion that SKT had chosen and quickly guessed that SKT was likely going to give up on the group stage.

Otherwise, if this is the trump card that SKT has been researching throughout the entire summer season, he will be very disappointed.

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On SKT's side, when Faker saw EDG's West pick Sion, his face immediately darkened: "Damn, I forgot they had Sion to pick. This is a bit troublesome."

Nofe's expression was also grim. They had suffered from Sion's Banner of Command at MSI, but EDG hadn't used it again throughout the summer split, completely forgetting about it.

Actually, it's not SKT's fault. It's mainly because within the LPL region, there's really no one who can dominate Scout in the mid lane and roam around freely.

"There's no other way. Sion is no longer a viable option. EDG's jungler can't pick Kha'Zix, so let's go with Sejuani. Be careful. For top lane, stick to the original plan and pick Malphite. Reaching level 6 in 10 minutes is considered a success."

Kobe Bryant has no way out now; their roster is set.

On the commentary stage, looking at the heroes selected in the second round on both sides, Ji De was slightly stunned.

Wawa spoke first: "Is this Sion in the mid lane? I'm reminded of the Banner of Command Sion from MSI, which Scout also played. And SKT picked Malphite in the top lane, which is also an unexpected choice."

"The Malphite is still pretty good at laning, and EDG has a problem right now, which is that most of the damage output pressure falls on C. If the top laner can't get kills, the team's mid-game damage output may be relatively weak."

Remember quickly analyzed the problems facing EDG's lineup: the bottom lane being left to fend for itself meant they were destined to be at a disadvantage in the early game, while the top lane was under too much pressure from the Krugs.

On the EDG player bench, Li Chen looked at the Malphite champion that SKT had chosen and quickly guessed that SKT was likely going to give up on the group stage.

Otherwise, if this is the trump card that SKT has been researching throughout the entire summer season, he will be very disappointed.

On SKT's side, when Faker saw EDG's West pick Sion, his face immediately darkened: "Damn, I forgot they had Sion to pick. This is a bit troublesome."

Nofe's expression was also grim. They had suffered from Sion's Banner of Command at MSI, but EDG hadn't used it again throughout the summer split, completely forgetting about it.

Actually, it's not SKT's fault. It's mainly because within the LPL region, there's really no one who can dominate Scout in the mid lane and roam around freely.

"There's no other way. Sion is no longer a viable option. EDG's jungler can't pick Kha'Zix, so let's go with Sejuani. Be careful. For top lane, stick to the original plan and pick Malphite. Reaching level 6 in 10 minutes is considered a success."

Kobe Bryant has no way out now; their roster is set.

On the commentary stage, looking at the heroes selected in the second round on both sides, Ji De was slightly stunned.

Wawa spoke first: "Is this Sion in the mid lane? I'm reminded of the Banner of Command Sion from MSI, which Scout also played. And SKT picked Malphite in the top lane, which is also an unexpected choice."

"The Malphite is still pretty good at laning, and EDG has a problem right now, which is that most of the damage output pressure falls on C. If the top laner can't get kills, the team's mid-game damage output may be relatively weak."

Remember quickly analyzed the problems facing EDG's lineup: the bottom lane being left to fend for itself meant they were destined to be at a disadvantage in the early game, while the top lane was under too much pressure from the Krugs.

On the EDG player bench, Li Chen looked at the Malphite champion that SKT had chosen and quickly guessed that SKT was likely going to give up on the group stage.

Otherwise, if this is the trump card that SKT has been researching throughout the entire summer season, he will be very disappointed.

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On SKT's side, when Faker saw EDG's West pick Sion, his face immediately darkened: "Damn, I forgot they had Sion to pick. This is a bit troublesome."

Nofe's expression was also grim. They had suffered from Sion's Banner of Command at MSI, but EDG hadn't used it again throughout the summer split, completely forgetting about it.

Actually, it's not SKT's fault. It's mainly because within the LPL region, there's really no one who can dominate Scout in the mid lane and roam around freely.

"There's no other way. Sion is no longer a viable option. EDG's jungler can't pick Kha'Zix, so let's go with Sejuani. Be careful. For top lane, stick to the original plan and pick Malphite. Reaching level 6 in 10 minutes is considered a success."

Kobe Bryant has no way out now; their roster is set.

On the commentary stage, looking at the heroes selected in the second round on both sides, Ji De was slightly stunned.

Wawa spoke first: "Is this Sion in the mid lane? I'm reminded of the Banner of Command Sion from MSI, which Scout also played. And SKT picked Malphite in the top lane, which is also an unexpected choice."

"The Malphite is still pretty good at laning, and EDG has a problem right now, which is that most of the damage output pressure falls on C. If the top laner can't get kills, the team's mid-game damage output may be relatively weak."

Remember quickly analyzed the problems facing EDG's lineup: the bottom lane being left to fend for itself meant they were destined to be at a disadvantage in the early game, while the top lane was under too much pressure from the Krugs.

On the EDG player bench, Li Chen looked at the Malphite champion that SKT had chosen and quickly guessed that SKT was likely going to give up on the group stage.

Otherwise, if this is the trump card that SKT has been researching throughout the entire summer season, he will be very disappointed.

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On SKT's side, when Faker saw EDG's West pick Sion, his face immediately darkened: "Damn, I forgot they had Sion to pick. This is a bit troublesome."

Nofe's expression was also grim. They had suffered from Sion's Banner of Command at MSI, but EDG hadn't used it again throughout the summer split, completely forgetting about it.

Actually, it's not SKT's fault. It's mainly because within the LPL region, there's really no one who can dominate Scout in the mid lane and roam around freely.

"There's no other way. Sion is no longer a viable option. EDG's jungler can't pick Kha'Zix, so let's go with Sejuani. Be careful. For top lane, stick to the original plan and pick Malphite. Reaching level 6 in 10 minutes is considered a success."

Kobe Bryant has no way out now; their roster is set.

On the commentary stage, looking at the heroes selected in the second round on both sides, Ji De was slightly stunned.

Wawa spoke first: "Is this Sion in the mid lane? I'm reminded of the Banner of Command Sion from MSI, which Scout also played. And SKT picked Malphite in the top lane, which is also an unexpected choice."

"The Malphite is still pretty good at laning, and EDG has a problem right now, which is that most of the damage output pressure falls on C. If the top laner can't get kills, the team's mid-game damage output may be relatively weak."

Remember quickly analyzed the problems facing EDG's lineup: the bottom lane being left to fend for itself meant they were destined to be at a disadvantage in the early game, while the top lane was under too much pressure from the Krugs.

On the EDG player bench, Li Chen looked at the Malphite champion that SKT had chosen and quickly guessed that SKT was likely going to give up on the group stage.

Otherwise, if this is the trump card that SKT has been researching throughout the entire summer season, he will be very disappointed.

On SKT's side, when Faker saw EDG's West pick Sion, his face immediately darkened: "Damn, I forgot they had Sion to pick. This is a bit troublesome."

Nofe's expression was also grim. They had suffered from Sion's Banner of Command at MSI, but EDG hadn't used it again throughout the summer split, completely forgetting about it.

Actually, it's not SKT's fault. It's mainly because within the LPL region, there's really no one who can dominate Scout in the mid lane and roam around freely.

"There's no other way. Sion is no longer a viable option. EDG's jungler can't pick Kha'Zix, so let's go with Sejuani. Be careful. For top lane, stick to the original plan and pick Malphite. Reaching level 6 in 10 minutes is considered a success."

Kobe Bryant has no way out now; their roster is set.

On the commentary stage, looking at the heroes selected in the second round on both sides, Ji De was slightly stunned.

Wawa spoke first: "Is this Sion in the mid lane? I'm reminded of the Banner of Command Sion from MSI, which Scout also played. And SKT picked Malphite in the top lane, which is also an unexpected choice."

"The Malphite is still pretty good at laning, and EDG has a problem right now, which is that most of the damage output pressure falls on C. If the top laner can't get kills, the team's mid-game damage output may be relatively weak."

Remember quickly analyzed the problems facing EDG's lineup: the bottom lane being left to fend for itself meant they were destined to be at a disadvantage in the early game, while the top lane was under too much pressure from the Krugs.

On the EDG player bench, Li Chen looked at the Malphite champion that SKT had chosen and quickly guessed that SKT was likely going to give up on the group stage.

Otherwise, if this is the trump card that SKT has been researching throughout the entire summer season, he will be very disappointed.

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On SKT's side, when Faker saw EDG's West pick Sion, his face immediately darkened: "Damn, I forgot they had Sion to pick. This is a bit troublesome."

Nofe's expression was also grim. They had suffered from Sion's Banner of Command at MSI, but EDG hadn't used it again throughout the summer split, completely forgetting about it.

Actually, it's not SKT's fault. It's mainly because within the LPL region, there's really no one who can dominate Scout in the mid lane and roam around freely.

"There's no other way. Sion is no longer a viable option. EDG's jungler can't pick Kha'Zix, so let's go with Sejuani. Be careful. For top lane, stick to the original plan and pick Malphite. Reaching level 6 in 10 minutes is considered a success."

Kobe Bryant has no way out now; their roster is set.

On the commentary stage, looking at the heroes selected in the second round on both sides, Ji De was slightly stunned.

Wawa spoke first: "Is this Sion in the mid lane? I'm reminded of the Banner of Command Sion from MSI, which Scout also played. And SKT picked Malphite in the top lane, which is also an unexpected choice."

"The Malphite is still pretty good at laning, and EDG has a problem right now, which is that most of the damage output pressure falls on C. If the top laner can't get kills, the team's mid-game damage output may be relatively weak."

Remember quickly analyzed the problems facing EDG's lineup: the bottom lane being left to fend for itself meant they were destined to be at a disadvantage in the early game, while the top lane was under too much pressure from the Krugs.

On the EDG player bench, Li Chen looked at the Malphite champion that SKT had chosen and quickly guessed that SKT was likely going to give up on the group stage.

Otherwise, if this is the trump card that SKT has been researching throughout the entire summer season, he will be very disappointed.