Starting with Zaozi Ge, a dream lineup

Chapter 151 Predicament! One more displacement!
"I have Teleport this wave, and Letme on the other side also has Teleport. Rookie can fight, but it's not certain we can win."

Hearing Duke's rapid-fire Korean, Rookie frowned, slightly annoyed.

In fact, since Rookie came to LPL and enjoyed so many benefits from China, he has now completely become a Chinese person in Korean skin.

He had some disdain for teammates like Duke who came to the LPL because of their status and didn't learn Chinese.

This is why, even with a champion top laner, IG still needs to strengthen their top lane position.

It was all because of Rookie, the soul of IG, that manager Su Xiaoluo made this decision.

"Listen to Prince Ning, let's attack. Let's start with a small wave to test the waters."

IG's familiar mid-jungle synergy enabled other lanes to execute their tactics, making the positioning of characters across the map increasingly tense.

Because RNG wanted to make plays in the top lane this game, they focused their vision control on that lane.

Especially the river crab on the top lane, which was controlled by Xiangguo every time it spawned, giving Ning no chance.

After a few skirmishes in the top lane, Ig and Rng quickly noticed the overall vision distribution.

Book it!

Since your vision is focused on the top lane, you must have vision gaps in the bottom lane. Forcing a breakthrough in the bottom lane is not impossible.

After Rookie cleared the wave with Lucian, he immediately headed to the top lane within RNG's vision range. It seemed he was going to help Duke defend against the Rift Herald that Mlxg might release. Moreover, this was right when the blue buff spawned, so going to this position to take the blue buff made sense.

The higher the rank, the closer everyone's skill level is, making it easier to guess each other's moves.

On the contrary, it's often hard to guess what people in the gold and silver ranks are doing. They even frequently wander around in one place for up to a minute, leaving people completely baffled.

So Xiaohu didn't care too much about Rookie's disappearance. For Ryze and Lucian, the longer the game drags on into the mid-to-late game, the more advantageous it is for Ryze. Rookie wasn't strong in lane, so he was happy with that.

This is also a common rule for ganking in high-level games: you must first confuse the player you are laning against, and then your success rate in ganking will be much higher.

Conversely, if you just leave and their signal starts pinging non-stop, how can you possibly catch them?

You can't be too straightforward. You can't just go up to a girl and say, "Hey, let's go out tonight and we won't be back."

While you're at it, show the girl which hotel you booked today, and go on and on about how comfortable the bed is and how convenient the location is. Even the most daring girl will pretend to be reserved and won't want to go out.

The real pros first show the girl if there are any movies she wants to see, then find a movie theater where good seats are only available after 22 PM. At this point, they ask the girl apologetically, "Oh dear, this is the only time we have." This way, they've met all her requirements. After watching the movie, they half-heartedly agree, and the two of them are basically done.

Having lived in China for so many years, Rookie is certainly familiar with these little tricks.

As soon as he reached the bush behind the blue buff, he immediately chose to recall, without any hesitation, showing no intention of going to the top lane or taking the blue buff.

After returning home, Lucian headed straight to the bottom lane, while Ning in the jungle also scanned the area to make sure he wasn't seen by RNG's vision.

"Wow, experience really pays off. Rookie's little trick was pretty good. RNG has no idea where he is now."

After watching the director switch to the fog of war, the doll said approvingly.

As Rookie had predicted, the moment Lucian disappeared, Xiaohu immediately gave two signals to the top lane and the upper half of the blue side's jungle.

Then, a special "on the way" signal was given to the blue buff, indicating that Lucian was currently in the upper jungle and was likely taking the blue buff.

Upon hearing the signal, Letme went and placed a ward in the river to indicate that he understood. Seeing Letme's action, Duke immediately started chattering away.

"This is a good fight; they didn't know Rookie went bot lane."

On the bottom lane, Tristana and Tahm Kench were still pushing the lane, near the blue side's first tower.

Meanwhile, Lucian and Olaf had already circled around to the triangular bush where the red buff was located, and were about to complete a perfect backline team fight.

In the bottom lane, Xiaoming also placed a ward, but the ward was placed near the dragon pit, and he didn't see the movements of Rookie and Ning.

As Olaf entered RNG's vision the moment he was in sight, Letme in the top lane immediately began to retreat, preparing to teleport.

Although Letme has changed its mindset, how could it forget about providing support!

This is something rooted in the body's memory!
But suddenly, a brilliant idea flashed through Duke's mind.

Since we might not be able to win a fight if we go down under the big tree, I'll just stop you from teleporting. That way, I won't take the blame. How nice!

It has to be said that Duke's idea was indeed good. Originally, the minion wave was near the mid lane of the top lane, but because of Letme's retreat, Duke almost pushed all the way to the red side RNG's tower.

Olaf had only taken two steps, and there was still more than a second before he could enter the range of Tristana's R, when he immediately activated Ragnarok (R).

At the same time, Lucian took a step back and headed straight for the spot that would cut off their escape route.

This gank, in terms of both timing and coordination, was a standard IG-style play, demonstrating excellent teamwork.

Li Luo, still trapped in front of the tower, frantically searched for a chance to escape.

Olaf with his ultimate activated cannot be repelled, which means that even if you use Flash, W, and R, you can't escape very far.

He will inevitably be intercepted by Lucian, who is standing at the back.

"There needs to be a significant displacement to have any chance of escaping."

"An extra segment of displacement?"

Suddenly, a flash of inspiration struck him, and Li Luo seized it. In an instant, his attention and focus were highly concentrated, and his competitive state was as if he had returned to his peak.

After being tuned by the Wandering Codex, his physical condition has now reached its peak, even surpassing Uzi's own physical condition back then.

However, because the intensity of the competition was not high, I have never been able to focus my attention so much since the end of the S-series.

With this adjustment, a sense of clarity washed over me, and the skill trajectory and orbital analysis on the screen instantly popped into my mind and were transmitted to my body's memory.

This is an extremely magical state, and it's the competitive state that many players dream of in professional competitions.

Why is it that some players, after executing certain maneuvers, shake their heads repeatedly when watching the replay, saying it's impossible for them to pull it off again?

Just like the sudden enlightenment in martial arts novels, Li Luo has now entered a state of complete absorption in the world.

This wave is not leaving.

I need to do more!
(End of this chapter)