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result. . .

You told him that the pentakill was gone just like that??

What is this feeling?

Imagine this: your wife's finally away on a business trip, you have a little extra cash, and you don't have to work overtime anymore, so you have some free time. Your buddies are also free, and you plan to get together and offer some targeted support to certain struggling industries. But then, everyone's there, the car's ready, and suddenly you get a call informing you that they've all switched to live streaming!

This is absolutely incredible!

Ahem, well, this time I'm referring to private basketball courts.

Hey guys, don't get the wrong idea, you bunch of dirty old turtles.

Anyway, that's the situation. Looking at Wangzai next to him, who looked completely exasperated, Luo Fei was also a little confused.

No,

To be honest, he really didn't intend to steal it.

Historically, junglers have always been very considerate of their four teammates. After all, in a jungler's eyes, their four teammates are like their silly sons, the kind who are paralyzed and constantly calling for their father to come quick. As their father, why would a jungler deliberately steal their sons' pentakills?

Junglers know what I mean.

And this really had nothing to do with him. His Nidalee was just following along and providing vision, but who knows what got into Thresh, he just charged into the bush he had just been in and stepped on all the traps inside.

He was angry too, okay?

Just like every Teemo's dream is to plant mushrooms all over Summoner's Rift.

He also hopes that his traps can be found all over the jungle.

As a result, this hothead insisted on stepping on him, forcibly giving him the kill and making him take the blame for stealing a pentakill. If this were ranked, no matter if he was a random player or a professional, Luo Fei would become his guide to the underworld.

and many more!

As if remembering something, his brain instantly went blank.

Isn't QG's support player called "Catastrophe" again?

Calm reflection - brief analysis - silence

never mind,

We're all professional players, we'll run into each other all the time, let's just let this go, it's better to be forgiving.

He stated that he did not back down because the opponent was one of the legendary four most notorious toxic players in the Chinese server; he simply felt that as a professional player, he should maintain his high level of professionalism.

Yeah, that's about it.

On the other side, the two commentators immediately got into a high with Xiye.

Ever since the embarrassing scene in the last WE match where Killer got a pentakill and all Wawa and Miller could do was shout "Awesome!", various commentators have been taking the opportunity to copy down a few boastful words, hoping to gain fame in the process.

See, this is where it comes in handy.

Long Hair was a little embarrassed. The script he received was about the God of the Human Realm, and he couldn't use this scene!

I was so happy to remember that when he drew lots, he chose the phrase that was the hardest to use. I thought he was going to keep it hidden away forever, but look, the opportunity came.

"Wow, Xiye's entry into the fray was fantastic. He secured the dragon and the enemy unit, is there any way to catch up?"

"Sure, we can catch up. Triple kill, Lulu's down. Quadra kill, LeBlanc can't escape either, Quadra Kill. Can we get a penta kill?"

"Quadra Kill's Kassadin was as ethereal as a light cloud veiling the moon, as graceful as swirling snowflakes in a gentle breeze. This Kassadin was the key to securing victory for his team!"

"Can you get a pentakill? There's still Thresh!" Just as Remember finished showing off, the message that Thresh had been killed by Nidalee popped up.

This. . .

Holy crap, stealing a pentakill? No way.

The commentators were completely bewildered. "Is this how you play a game? Stealing your teammate's pentakill? Aren't you afraid of a mid-jungle rift?" With this mindset, the two commentators watched the replay with countless viewers, and then utterly lost their composure.

This is actually allowed?

So you really are the chosen one?

The commentators were speechless at Killer's luck.

"I'm speechless. He lost the pentakill even when Nidalee didn't make a move. Is Thresh playing Minesweeper? How did he step on all the traps?"

"I thought it was a split between the mid and jungle players, but you're telling me this is a stroke of incredible luck?"

"Wait a minute, did you guys notice the poem in the commentary just now? Are there any experts who can explain what that passage means?"

"Oh, simple. This means: show the top red card of the deck and discard it."

"666, the person upstairs is an old Zhen Ji."

The irritable guy in the live stream finally understood: WE is a comedic team in the new season. They always manage to create all sorts of bizarre and outrageous situations that you wouldn't normally expect.

For example, now.

It was clear that one side completely wiped out the other.

But the QG players' bench in the bottom left corner looked as joyful as if it were Chinese New Year.

On the other hand, the winning team on the right all looked gloomy; you'd think WE had been wiped out by QG.

There's not much to say about the next match.

A team wipe plus Baron Nashor became the final straw that broke the camel's back. QG themselves barely put up a fight, cheerfully accepting the outcome. The game is like life; if you can't fight it, why not just lie back and let it happen, at least enjoy the thrill?

Four minutes later, with a familiar "Congratulations WE!" greeting, WE successfully secured the first victory.

"That feels good, that feels good, I finally got my revenge." Relaxing his shoulders, Luo Fei felt good again after this match. He'd been getting utterly crushed in training matches every day; it was almost giving him a psychological trauma.

"You're comfortable now, but what about my pentakill?!" Wangzai said, getting angrier the more he thought about it. The significance of a pentakill in Season 6 is incomparable to that of later generations. At least back then, internet cafes could still charge 20 yuan for internet access. Now, at most, they'll give you a glass bottle of soda for 1.5 yuan. That's the difference.

Moreover, this is a professional competition, and getting a pentakill can be counted in one's personal career record, so thinking about it this way is a huge loss.

"Alright, it's just a pentakill, look at you, so pathetic." He patted Wangzai's head and simply pulled him towards the backstage area. The victory in the first game had already proven that QG was not invincible. As long as Swift was shut down, the other side wouldn't stand a chance.

With strong confidence, Luo Fei felt that he would definitely win first place today.

One hour later...

Watching the main crystal explode once again on the screen, he lost his composure.

As everyone knows, Saiyans never fall twice to the same move. QG, after all, was known for its mid-jungle duo: guaranteed wins if they didn't feed. If WE hadn't been complacent in the first game and given themselves an opening, they would never have had a chance for revenge.

The first lesson in professional esports: Always take your opponents seriously.

There'll be one more chapter tonight, after I get off work. Please vote! QAQ

I'm already studying Section 42, Chapter Forty-Two.

On another quiet afternoon, the five members of WE stared in utter despair at their base, which had been blown up yet again.

Five days have passed since QG came back from a 1-0 deficit to win 2-1.

Logically speaking, a game lost five days ago should be over by now.

however,

It seems that because the opponents arranged for the first day were too easy to bully, the opponents WE encountered later were all more and more formidable.

After playing QG, they faced RNG, and after RNG, they faced EDG. They finally finished playing against the three god-like teams they usually practiced against, but their fourth opponent turned out to be Snake. WE was completely devastated.

You're saying QG's mid and jungle are being smurfed? Well, that's true. Xiye's synergy with him isn't as good as the opponent's.

You can understand why I say EDG is a god in internal battles, after all, EDG was practically invincible in internal battles during S6.

You say Snake's Flandre is invincible this version, with his acrobatic top lane skills allowing him to 1v9? Luo Fei doesn't have much to say, because Flandre was a god in Season 6.

But losing to RNG would be absolutely outrageous.

As a player who returned from Season 9, no one knew better than him how to counter Xiangguo. In the early game, he sacrificed his lane development to forcefully invade and disrupt the opponent's rhythm. Then, based on his understanding of the "starvation" strategy, he went against the grain and camped in his own jungle, waiting for the opponent to come and steal his jungle camps. With this strategy, Luo Fei directly crushed Xiangguo twice in the early game.

The results of it?

Looper, the Omniknight in the top lane, withstood the pressure, while the two AD carries in the bottom lane farmed minions throughout the game. The problem lay in the mid lane.

Xiaohu is truly an amazing player.

He is one of the few players who can switch between different forms: Tiger Big Loser and Tiger General.

For him, if you can meet either of two specific conditions, his strength will instantly reach an exaggerated level, completing a transformation.

1: The time is spring.

2: Encountering a power bank by Xiye

The problem is that both of these conditions were perfectly met a few days ago. As a result, even though Luo Fei had an explosive early game, and his invasions and counter-ganks were executed flawlessly, the mid lane was completely overwhelmed as soon as he turned around.

Who can we even complain to about this? The jungler role is inherently very reliant on teammates; no matter how well you set the pace, it's no match for teammates constantly getting solo-killed, especially in the crucial mid-lane. Predictably, WE started the new season with a losing streak after their first win.

Of course, they are currently playing training matches at the base. Including the losses in official matches and training matches, they have reached a 41-game losing streak, tying the losing streak record of the Shanghai Dragons next door.

"Hey Wangzai, can you please stop delivering? If you keep doing this, Meituan will lose its job." Looking at the mid-laner's 0/7 score, which was on the verge of being a complete disaster, Luo Fei sighed like an old father, his feelings extremely complicated.

You have to understand, I started following this WE 2.0 team back in S7. Who knew that WE would be this bad in S6, especially considering they got a good early game. If they hadn't gotten a good early game, they would have been stuck like Mr. Kang in my previous life, stubbornly dragging out the game, stealing dragons, and then trying to turn the tide in team fights around their mid and bot lane carries. Just thinking about it makes me feel exhausted.

"Next time definitely!"

"Ok?"

"What I mean is, it definitely won't happen again next time." Xi Ye scratched his head awkwardly, feeling somewhat helpless. In Season 5, he was a carry, unstoppable and invincible, but in Season 6, his performance suddenly became extremely unstable, like rolling dice.

If you're lucky enough to roll a 6, you can still join the team; if you're unlucky and roll a 3, you'll be leading everyone to defeat.

It's because he played a C character.

In Season 6, aside from top lane picks like Kennen, Rumble, and Fiora, the team's damage output was mostly provided by the mid and bot lane carries. In the mid to late game, the jungler's role was mainly to initiate fights, protect the enemy, and deal some extra damage. If the jungler was underperforming, it was essentially no different from a 4v6 situation.

Just as Luo Fei was still hesitating about whether to accept the invitation to play the next game, the factory manager's voice message popped up.

"What's wrong? Aren't you going to play anymore?" Seeing that WE hadn't entered the room yet, he decided to come over and ask directly.

"I'm getting really frustrated. Apart from the EPA game on the first day, we haven't won a single game. So, 7-chan, how about some of your winning strategies to let us have a couple of good games?"

"Get lost! What winning formula did you get? And what kind of weird nickname is '7-chan'?"