I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

He'd never seen this competition before.

"After all, he's the originator of the 'mountain-mountain' jungle style. Actually, if you look closely, his jungle routes are quite sophisticated." Miller didn't think much of it; this kind of jungler is a real gem. He can switch his style at will, and the opponent has no idea what kind of player he is.

What does this feel like? It's like having a complete confusion debuff on the field. Even if you get to attack first, you don't understand what kind of opponent you are or how to fight them. And if you make the wrong choice, your early advantage will vanish.

HYG's jungler is practically going crazy; the opposing team is practically openly mocking him.

You think you're hitting my monster? Or do you think you're hitting my face? Actually, you're hitting yourself, you idiot!

They slowly dragged the game out to level 6, and thanks to Luo Fei's efforts, each WE player had an average lead of about 200 gold over the opposing team. They then placed one or two control wards each, preparing to engage in team fights.

As for why?

Thanks to Xiye's deliveryman, it's already time to take off!

P.S.: It's a bit late, please forgive me. I was forced to work overtime today QAQ, I didn't even take a shower before I started writing.

Section 104, Chapter 98: This Chicken Is Not That Chicken.

In the Season 6 meta, the average team fight between two teams was only three or four times per game. If the difference in the number of deaths was too large, even one or two deaths could decide the outcome of the game.

Since the first dragon was an earth dragon, both top laners went back to base early to upgrade their equipment, waiting for a good teleport spot to bring them down. The enemy top laner, Poppy, was thoroughly annoyed this game.

Season 6 was the season for tanky top lane Ekko, and he started appearing in ranked games around that time. Sometimes Luo Fei really thinks Luo Han's lines are incredibly classic; he's another tanky champion with high damage, and he also has a time rewind ability.

Given the performance of a certain team, it's hard to say whether Ekko is currently behaving like EDG or JDG.

Leg Bro is totally on fire this game! Those top lane gods? They'd all have to step aside against this patch's tanky Ekko. He has slows, poke, a three-hit percentage-based passive, and freaking a dash! Poppy, a little girl, simply can't handle such a multi-talented man. The worst part is, just when you're about to drain him dry, he uses Time Rewind to be back to peak condition and keep going. How is she supposed to play like that? Poppy's about to call the police!

What can I say? All I can say is that Ekko is truly amazing for his youth; his stamina is incredible at such a young age. (However, I also want to warn everyone to be careful; you might be able to pee your pants when you're behind, but now you might be peeing your pants when you're winning [doge emoji])

After setting up vision control, both sides immediately focused on the dragon. From WE's perspective, they were undoubtedly hoping that Wangzai could land a good W skill to break the stalemate. On the other hand, HYG was hoping that the more skills the opponent missed, the better.

Just as they were still thinking about how to bait out the plane's skills, Xiye's plane suddenly took off, and a dive directly broke their formation. Then, the next second, he immediately used the W skill to fly back.

Before they could fully understand what was happening, a golden magic circle appeared beneath their feet.

It's... open?

That doesn't make sense! You're using a plane's AOE and mobility like that? How are you going to deal AOE damage? With Ekko?

Seeing Bard's ultimate, the HYG players didn't even bother to dodge and chose to tank it. Retreating would mean taking a slow and damage similar to Rumble's ultimate, so why didn't they just take the invulnerability and wait for the ultimate to end before coming out to wreak havoc?

With this in mind, Nidalee, Poppy, and Alistar were all hit by Bard's ultimate.

But then they were dumbfounded.

After Bard's Zhonya's Hourglass hit, the five WE players completely ignored them and immediately started attacking the dragon. By the time HYG's three frontliners finally came to their senses, these sneaky players had already finished their work and started using their various tricks to escape.

With two heroes boasting three-ring combos plus the damage output of Corki and Udyr, taking down the dragon was a matter of moments. HYG was completely unprepared for WE's risky play, which led to their heavy loss. Even their own teammates were stunned.

"666666, this decision was excellent."

"Awesome, Captain! I never thought it could be done like this."

"Nonsense, otherwise how can I be your captain? This is how we have to play. In the early game, we're not tanky enough, and we don't have any AOE. How are we supposed to fight the enemy? Hurry up and switch lanes, brothers!" Taking advantage of their weakness, Luo Fei, as the first to act, immediately arranged for WE to begin their lane-swapping journey.

You can dominate Vayne and Bard in lane with Lucian and Alistar, but if you swap me in for the bot lane duo, you can easily crush your Tristana in her hammer form.

then:

When Poppy returned to lane and saw Vayne and Bard, her face turned pale. As for the bot lane, Legge glanced at Udyr nearby and quickly tagged the enemy ADC.

"So, anyone want to give them a good thrashing?"

"Absolutely, Leg Bro, you go first, I'll be right behind you." Luo Fei glanced at the location marked by Egg Boss. He probably needed to circle around to check his vision, otherwise he would be caught from a great distance.

"OK. Oh, right, now that there's no mole, hurry up and show me some of Ike's cool tricks."

"Let me think... how about Kiana time?"

???

What the hell?

Although he couldn't understand what this guy was saying, seeing the jungler about to take position, Leg Bro activated his E skill and started charging in to deal damage. The moment the skill hit Lucian, the Iceborn Gauntlet effect also appeared on him.

"Holy crap, Iceborn Gauntlet Ekko? Did the enemy team make a mistake with their item build?"

"I don't know, but watch me!"

Seeing his AD carry getting relentlessly attacked by the enemy, Alistar was instantly furious. "You top laner was already dominating Poppy, and now you want to dominate his AD carry too? He's always been the one cuckolding others, never the one being cuckolded!"

His WQ combo knocked Ekko up, initiating a counter-attack. Based on his experience, with Lucian and his high burst damage, if he could kill Ekko, Ekko wouldn't be able to unleash his ultimate. However, he still missed the Iceborn Gauntlet's effect. This is where the armor increase from Iceborn Gauntlet proved valuable.

Even though the two of them had given it their all, they were still just a tiny bit short of killing Ekko, so it was naturally back to Leg's turn. "Za Warudo!" With a dramatic shout from Leg, Ekko's ultimate ability was instantly activated.

Space distorted, and Ekko, nearly at full health, reappeared before Lucian and Alistar. Simultaneously, a strange force field gradually materialized beneath his feet. Despite his incomplete build, Ekko was already displaying his annoying potential.

It was at this moment that Luo Fei finally managed to flank them and block their retreat. About ten seconds later, the message of Ekko's double kill slowly echoed throughout Summoner's Rift.

"2333, this is even possible."

"This guy seems to have some skills, but how come he's so tanky with just one Ice Fist?"

"I don't understand. I thought Ekko was a DPS, but he's a tank. Then I thought Udyr was a tank, but he's a DPS?"

"Wake up! You should be one of the four worst players in the league, get back to the sewers right now! [laughing emoji]"

Everyone was stunned. It wasn't that Ekko was particularly skilled; he just got hit and spammed his ultimate, something anyone could do. The main thing was seeing Udyr, in his tiger form, casually poke Lucian a couple of times and take away almost half his health. They were completely bewildered. Could this even be played? Even though they rarely encountered this champion, they knew that the mid-game, starting from this point, seemed to be Udyr's true power spike.

That's so damn awesome.

The facts have confirmed their suspicions.

After upgrading his equipment and leaving the field again, Udyr became a nightmare for everyone on HYG. He roamed constantly in lane, and in team fights, he wouldn't engage, relying solely on Udyr and Ekko to split push and stall. If you ignored them, Bard would engage when there were fewer people in the mid lane. If you didn't ignore them, these two would push towers incredibly fast, truly driving them crazy.

At this point in the game, Ekko is unkillable, and Udyr is unbeatable. HYG's lineup weaknesses are gradually becoming apparent: compared to the opponent's solo lane capabilities, their teamfight initiation ability is far too poor.

Especially the Tsar, it's absolutely infuriating. He can't farm in the mid lane. If he goes to a side lane, he's not only afraid of losing, but also worried about being suddenly shot in the face by a Corki. Even though he's a chicken (meaning he's just a chicken), if he gets shot in the face, not only does he not get any gold, but he also has to write a report and pay the enemy, which is a huge loss for him.

He glanced at his lagging economy, then at Lucian, who was pretending to be busy farming his mid-lane minions.

The yellow chicken silently made a decision in its heart.

Chapter 99, Section 105: You're So Beautiful

As a chicken, a qualified chicken, a proud wild chicken, how could it not want to become a great chicken? If it were before, its dream might have been to become a noble roast chicken, graduating from a chain fast-food academy after completing its training.

But everything changed after that one night.

It still remembers the white background, not large, but very warm. A girl dressed in black with a white belt, her face full of excitement, danced and confessed her love to it. Those repeated "You're so beautiful, chicken!" seemed to strike the chicken's very soul, making it unable to forget them even now.

It received that affection, and it is only right that it should respond to it.

Many men lead unproductive lives. Before attending a dubious university, most of them always boast about how they want the school to change. But years later, apart from improving their own ranking in the "chicken league" (a derogatory term for men who are considered undesirable in the job market), nothing changes at all.

This situation is easy to understand; it's simply a lack of dreams.

It did receive that affection before, but back then it didn't have its own dreams, so the affection died before it even began. But now it's different; it has its own dreams.

It didn't choose to follow the trend and become a salt-baked chicken, nor did it take the path that many chickens would take to become a KFC chicken, nor did it find another way to become a welfare chicken. Even when a talent scout privately approached it to train it into a giant chicken, it flatly refused.

Because it ultimately has to choose a path that no ordinary chicken has ever taken.

It is destined to become the drifting chicken god of Mount Akina - Golden Crispy Chicken.

Having pinpointed the enemy's position and witnessed his own AD's relentless sabotage of the mid lane, at a time no one anticipated, the squishy chicken immediately initiated the attack.

No sooner said than done.

With a deft arc and a flash, accompanied by the Sand Soldier's movement, the squishy chicken easily arrived in the middle of WE's formation. Then: R - Forbidden Wall! Activated.

After a perfect arc, Crispy Chicken completed a series of amazing maneuvers.

However, everything happened too suddenly, so suddenly that even HYG's own players weren't prepared, and the opposing team was pushed forward. Originally, everyone was just thinking of farming minions and observing each other, but Udyr, Ekko, and Corki, who were positioned too far forward and caught off guard, were suddenly pushed to the front of HYG's formation, looking at Lucian, who was also farming minions in a completely bewildered manner.

Time seemed to stand still at that moment.

. . . . . . . . . .

After a long pause, Luo Fei, the commander-in-chief, finally managed to utter a sentence:

"These idiots, have they been getting crushed by the LPL for too long and now want to go back to the LSPL and dominate? They actually dare to go up here!" Luo Fei said, indicating that he was already shocked, and then used the strength of a bear to knock Lucian unconscious in front of him.

Is this guy an idiot?

Did the drift send the enemy front line right in front of our own AD carry? Could it be that before the mid and jungle split, there was also a split between the mid and bot lanes?

I don't understand.

"Who cares, let's just do it!" Leg Bro was already struggling with how to start a group buy, but now the gifts were practically stuffed into his pocket. If he didn't accept them, wouldn't he seem hypocritical?

Ekko, realizing what was happening, immediately followed up with damage, instantly taking down the enemy Lucian. By the time they turned around to invite that hxd (a player's nickname) to dinner, Crispy Chicken had already quietly slipped away.

What a great brothel! It's really a great brothel! Ever since the crackdown in G province, they haven't seen a brothel with such good service. They even provide freebies and a chartered car.

Seeing this, the top, mid, and jungle players of WE silently shed tears of emotion.

"666666"

"I'm dumbfounded. Has this yellow chicken gone crazy? His teammates were so far away, and he just went in on his own?"

"You guys don't know anything. Once the AD dies, he can farm minions. This move is a hundred years ahead of its time."

"I'm dying of laughter, the guy in the bottom left corner looks like he's turned blue 2333"

HYG's voice chat is now completely silent. He suddenly got carried away and jumped in without thinking when he saw an opportunity. Like most players, when he goes in, he always assumes that if he pulls off a spectacular play, his teammates will definitely follow suit.

As it turned out, he was overthinking it.

Regardless of whether his teammates had the awareness to keep up, the fact that Alistar was setting up wards on the sidelines but not actually present proves that he was possessed by a freak in that wave, otherwise he wouldn't have made such an outrageous move.

After such an outrageous surge, HYG's offensive began to gradually weaken. On the other hand, WE, despite having a bunch of random heroes, played incredibly aggressively in split pushing and small-scale team fights.

The most impressive player wasn't Udyr, but the one who attracted the most attention. In this game, Udyr often played the role of a support character, while the focus was on Leg's Ekko.

As a top laner, he can tank, deal damage, and dash in; as a warrior, he can go deep, go shallow, and deal damage, perfectly embodying the spirit of youth. In particular, several times when the opposing team had finally managed to suppress him after exhausting all their efforts, his Time Rewind instantly shattered their dreams.

This is time travel!