She chose the strategy with the most bullet comments.

To my utter surprise, just as the standoff ended and the vanguard was awakened, news of the destroyed turret came out of nowhere.

"A love story between gods and demons?"

Falcon moved the camera to the middle and almost popped his eyes out.

I glanced at the game time out of the corner of my eye. It's only been a little over 9 minutes. Isn't that a bit too scary?

"Holy crap, what is this?"

The others were stunned and didn't know what to do for a moment. After they came to their senses, some wanted to go back to defend, while others wanted to continue to be the vanguard, which caused a gap in the formation.

In a normal situation where resources are contested, such a weakness would have been seized by the opponent long ago, who would have seized the opportunity to force an engagement. It's only because there are three people in WLD's jungle who dare not play 3v5.

"Go back to the middle lane quickly."

"I know!"

“We’re going back too, Eagle alone isn’t enough.” Falcon realized things seemed more serious than he’d thought.

"..."

The two heroes, LeBlanc and Fiora, left their formation and returned to the jungle, heading towards the mid lane at full speed.

No sooner had it disappeared into the river than the barrel, which had been eyeing it menacingly, entered the river and swaggered toward the Dragon Pit.

Damn it! The DTG players couldn't help but curse under their breath when they saw this.

With Poppy and Gragas on the team, Lee Sin can't make any plays even with Yuumi. But we've already called our teammates to defend the tower, so we can't just let them turn back, can we?

If we turn back, what will happen to the turrets? That freakish Sion has already led his minions to the high ground and started dismantling it!

A funny scene unfolded.

The two girls, who had walked to the F6 pit, fumbled back and forth for five or six seconds before finally deciding to defend the high ground.

The moment the two appeared in the mid lane, Lee Sin, who was still fighting for Rift Herald in the Dragon Pit, was forced to engage by Gragas' E-Flash.

A fight broke out in the jungle. In the mid lane, Su Mu had already destroyed more than half of the high ground tower's health. When he saw LeBlanc and Fiora coming over to attack him like madmen, he didn't even glance at them.

They were just two women who couldn't control themselves.

Fiora had already gained divine power, and her skills dealt true damage, so they were quite effective. She and LeBlanc quickly took down Su Mu in just a few seconds.

The problem was that it was useless. Before Su Mu died, he had already crippled the defense tower. After the zombie got up, it continued to destroy it. With a few punches, the defense tower with its remaining health was reduced to ruins.

Our defensive tower has been destroyed!

Even though Sion was killed, the announcement above Summoner's Rift seemed to be mercilessly mocking the two guys whose names included "Ji".

The 140 gold he got from killing Sion made Eagle's blood boil.

This guy, whose value is less than a wave of cannon minions, managed to destroy two of his own inner towers in just a minute and a few seconds.

197. Vanguard's Eye Acquired

Holy crap?

I declare the misunderstanding cleared up!

Wow, that's a really powerful tower-destroying Sion.

Can you believe this is a 0-5-0 Sion?

I'm sorry, Brother Mu. I was too loud earlier. I was wrong... I shouldn't have suspected you of deliberately sacrificing yourself.

Although... Brother Mu was just intentionally feeding, but the kills he gave away were valuable, even more profitable than a normal fight.

[I made a killing! I just died once and I already got 140 yuan. If I die again, I'll only get 112 yuan. If I remember correctly.]

Blaze and Eagle came back to defend but couldn't stop Mu from demolishing the tower. They're probably going to have a brain hemorrhage.

[...

The question that had puzzled them for so long was finally answered, and the audience no longer questioned Su Mu's decision to give up Sion.

The director was even more astonished when he switched back to the team's economy panel and discovered that Sion, who had died the most and had the worst record, was actually the richest.

This is no longer counterintuitive, but rather transcends cognition.

People with high scores can react very quickly to the reason, and people with low scores can also understand after explanation.

The next question is: how will Su Mu fight next?

On the commentary panel.

"The blind man and the cat are lying in the river, and the vanguard has been taken over again..."

"DTG was a little scared. Looking at the camera footage, the brothers started scratching their heads and drinking water at the same time. Someone has calculated that these two behaviors are physical actions that only occur when there is a change in mentality."

"Indeed... When you encounter Sion playing like this in professional matches, it's impossible not to have a slight change in mentality."

"Small changes? I feel like I need blood pressure medication..."

"Ahem, now it seems that the buff to the Shipbreaker item is not without reason. Originally, only a very small number of top lane heroes would choose to build this for split pushing, but now it looks very good when combined with the new Sion."

"That's true, but since Su Mu has chosen the shipbreaker, does that mean she's unlikely to join any raids and will instead focus on disrupting the enemy's plans?"

"It should be... wait, why did Xiaowei stop? The Vanguard could have killed her with just one auto-attack on the ward or Smite," Coconut said in surprise.

The director thoughtfully zoomed in, making it very clear that no matter how much the vanguard attacked, they were not immediately killed.

The audience's attention was diverted, and soon a small window appeared in the lower right corner, showing Sion's teleport to the mid lane after his resurrection.

As Sion landed, Poppy at the Dragon Pit finally managed to kill him by attacking the Herald's Eye. Under the gaze of all the puzzled people, she didn't pick up the Herald's Eye, but instead went back to the jungle and headed towards the Krugs.

Hmm, is the chessboard similar to the seven umbrellas?

What the hell?

Did she forget to pick it up?

The thought had barely formed in his mind when it was shattered by Sion, who charged straight into the river.

Seeing Sion acquire the Vanguard's Eye, countless people couldn't help but gasp in astonishment.

Dig!

If you still don't understand why Sion was given the Herald, then you've wasted the previous ten minutes of the game.

The camera cut away again, and this time, the director showed a deserted location behind the red team's mid-lane high ground tower, which had been reduced to ruins.

The lone mid-lane inhibitor, the Herald's Eye picked up by Sion...

【guide!

[The director will get a bonus chicken leg tonight.]

[Ah Dao really... I'm so upset, I'm afraid everyone doesn't know why WLD gave the Herald to the mid laner.]

Although the director's actions were only predictive, it did not diminish the audience's anticipation for what might happen next.

"To be honest, this is the first time I've ever seen a game where all three mid-lane towers are destroyed, but the side laners are still laning. It's unbelievable."

"Su Mu doesn't seem to have any intention of breaking the crystal; he hasn't shown himself even after taking the vanguard."

"Hmm... From a profit perspective, destroying the enemy's mid-lane crystal early is a double-edged sword..."

Lanling analyzed, "The advantage is that the super minions before 14 minutes are practically invincible. Even if LeBlanc depletes her mana bar, she might not be able to stop them. They'll most likely need to be inside two inhibitor turrets to be killed."

"The downside is that Sion won't have a good farming environment. Nobody has ever seen how terrifying the super minions' wave-pushing speed is at this point, but they can definitely one-shot enemy minions."

"At this rate of lane pushing, DTG's mid laner has virtually no chance of pushing beyond the high ground, and that position is practically no laning zone. Once caught, escape is nearly impossible, even though Su Mu's suicidal Sion play isn't exactly fearless..." Ling

"Lanling's analysis is correct, but it ultimately depends on the players' thinking. The losses are relative; if LeBlanc can't handle the minion wave, she's basically locked up like a ghost, while Sion can go to the side lanes to support his teammates and create an advantage." (Jiu)

"DTG might even bring back Lee Sin to defend the lane, since super minions deal high damage and could very well take down one of the inhibitor turrets within 5 minutes." - Mio

"After all that, everything depends on Su Mu's next move. If she dismantles it, then the Demoness will basically be unable to do anything for the next 20 minutes. If she doesn't dismantle it, there's still a slight chance she can help her teammates."

Sion, who was already embroiled in controversy and suspected of throwing the game and intentionally feeding kills to his teammates, has now become the focus of everyone's attention.

Unless there's a fight breaking out on the sidelines, the camera focuses on Sion most of the time.

Now, not only is LeBlanc having a hard time, but Lee Sin in the jungle is also having a very difficult time.

With all the outer mid-lane towers destroyed, DTG's jungle essentially became WLD's backyard. Poppy and Nautilus could easily spread out vision in the jungle, firmly controlling the movements of DTG's mid and jungle.

DTG fans are on tenterhooks, as the players still don't know who has the Herald's Eye.

Poppy and Sion haven't appeared in their sights yet, for now...

When the Lee Sin appeared in the top lane to gank Gragas, while the four players were laning in the bottom lane, a loud commotion, like a thunderclap, rang out.

[Charge—ah—n]

"Sion has used his ultimate in the mid lane! He seems to be heading to destroy DTG's Nexus!" Jin

"LeBlanc alone definitely can't hold on. Both top laners and junglers are fighting in the top lane, and Ezreal in the bottom lane is being locked down by Nautilus. No one can go back to base immediately to help LeBlanc defend!"

"..."

Eagle immediately sensed something was wrong and guessed that Sion might be heading for the Nexus, so he deliberately blocked the path of the mid-lane minions.

Even if Sion uses his mobility skills to drive to the side, he can still use them to intercept.

Sure enough, she saw Sion charging towards her, and without thinking, she used her W ability to reach him. However, she forgot something very important—

Su Mu's Sion wasn't built with tank items, but rather with damage items!

When Eagle was knocked into a daze, he was a little frightened by Sion's damage. When he saw Sion activate his shield and raise his axe, his heart was in his throat.

Eating one set shouldn't kill me, right?

198. Going crazy

I frantically pressed the Eagle skill keys, but even after landing, I still couldn't immediately return to the coordinates left by the Shadow Clone.

Sion's fully charged R will leave a stun effect of about 0.5 seconds after landing, similar to Gragas' E. The total stun time of 2.75 seconds is enough to fully charge the Q skill.

*Snap!*

As Sion's fully charged axe fell, the audience noticed that LeBlanc had suddenly disappeared.

Before they could even think, the vanished LeBlanc reappeared, and there was even one more. But everyone knew that it was just a passive ability that allowed Sion to use his Q to summon her, and they also knew which one was the real LeBlanc.

Because only the true form can be knocked back and stunned upon landing by Q.

Su Mu calmly pressed W to detonate the shield, and at the same time used E on the true form of the Beast, intending to take her down at full health in one combo. Suddenly, he remembered something and abruptly stopped his basic attack, which was about to be launched, by pressing S.

Not killing is more profitable than killing.

LeBlanc was finally able to move, and in her panic, she not only used Flash but also used her ultimate to copy W and create a considerable distance. Only after a moment of realization did she understand that Sion had no means of chasing her at all...

"Damn, that's some damage!" Eagle yelled, annoyed. "Get some people back to defend the base!"

He's out of sorts to stop Sion now, and to make matters worse, he discovered the Herald's Eye on Sion, so he can only call his teammates elsewhere to go home and defend.

So here's the question: if your teammate goes back to defend the side lane, the side tower will fall; if they don't go back, the mid-lane crystal will fall. What should you do?

The loud shout had a great effect; both the top and bottom laners of DTG realized the emergency in the mid lane and were eager to retreat and read B.

WLD wouldn't just let people go back so easily; they must have been able to interrupt the return to base. They used all sorts of methods, tormenting DTG's sideline for more than ten seconds.

Ten seconds is enough time for the Vanguard to create a breakthrough and, together with Sion, destroy the mid-lane inhibitor.

Eagle, who had just returned to the city, saw this and was anxious. He rushed out as soon as he was halfway back to his normal state, wanting to get rid of the Vanguard.

The vanguard walked to the front of the high ground tower, preparing for the charge, with the large eyes on his back being particularly noticeable.

The Vanguard, having crashed into the building, only needed one auto-attack to kill it. Eagle wanted to use W to close the gap, but he saw Sion standing behind the Vanguard, charging up his Q.

Oh my god, who would dare to touch the eyes of someone looking at this?

That angled blocking angle is very strategic; it perfectly covers most of the area where the LeBlanc has moved to target the eyes.

Eagle remained calm and didn't force his way forward. He waited for Sion's Q to fully charge and automatically fall before attacking the ward. After the basic attack, he teleported back to his original position.

Luckily, they made it in time; the vanguard would probably perish during the sprint…

Ea 微兒叄零咝韭祁三gle breathed a slight sigh of relief, seeing that a teammate had finally returned to the fountain, and prepared to call them over to kill Sion.

Before he could even utter the words "kill Sion," he was stunned by a Vanguard that had smashed the turret.

???

Wasn't it A-rated?!

Originally, Su Mu was already planning to leave, but she didn't expect that after the Demoness's basic attack, the Vanguard had just retracted the eye on its back and dutifully dealt another blow...