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TES ended the game in one wave, and on the stage, everyone in TES took off their headphones.

The audience cheered:

"Tao Bo! Tao Bo! Tao Bo!"

"Meiko! Meiko! Meiko!"

The MVP selection results appeared on the big screen, and Meiko's Pike won the MVP!

Just by being the first auxiliary to get a pentakill, he deserves the title of MVP!

On the competition stage, Meiko and his teammates hugged and cried.

"Meiko! Meiko!" Chen Wei hugged Meiko and cheered wildly, and Meiko was very moved.

Seeing this, Peanut was delighted: "That's great, the support also got a pentakill, I think we all got a pentakill before."

Chen Yiqiu asked back: "Have you ever taken it?"

After hearing this, Peanut was stunned, and suddenly realized... this is a problem!

Of course, Chen Yi Qiu was referring to the pentakill in the World Championship, not the league.

In fact, if you only look at the S game, excluding the BUG of Chen Yi Qiu, the pentakills of other people only add up to a dozen times!
In so many S tournaments and so many games, there were only a dozen pentakills.

Most of them are taken by ADC, because only ADC has the ability to harvest.

Then there are the mid and top laners.

Jungler...it seems that no jungler has ever gotten a pentakill in the S game.

After the celebration, everyone in TES went back to the lounge.

Hongmi came over with a big smile on her face: "Thank you for your hard work, everyone. Meiko, congratulations, you actually got the first support pentakill."

Meiko gave Hongmi a hug, he was so excited, and then said:
"It's all thanks to my teammates who supported me, otherwise I definitely wouldn't have gotten it. Also, who among the supports on other teams can play Pyke? How many teams' supports can play Pyke?"

Meiko turned around and said to everyone, "Thank you for your help, guys. Thank you."

Hongmi greeted, "We'll celebrate after the game. Now let's review the game and discuss how to play the next one."

So everyone began to review the game, starting from the laning phase.

Hongmi commented: "I have to say that G2's individual strength is quite strong. It is really not easy for them to fight us like this on the laning side."

Chen Yiqiu affirmed: "Well, after all, it is the strongest G2 in history, so it must be something."

After reviewing the game, everyone started discussing how to play the next game.

Chen Yiqiu spoke first: "Let's not talk about online. We must give full play to our advantages. However, we also need to pay attention to one issue. G2 may start to play a free-for-all style."

Everyone looked at Chen Yi Qiu, wanting to know what this melee style of fighting meant.

Chen Yiqiu began to explain: "In fact, it means that G2 may not follow the usual three-lane ganking pattern where the jungler ganks wherever he goes. Instead, the support and jungler will set the pace like crazy. There may even be three people in the middle lane and three people in the top lane. In short, it is to highlight flexibility."

"This style of play is mainly to disrupt the opponent's rhythm. Both sides focus more on operations. The team with better operations than them can often achieve miraculous results."

Everyone nodded and said to Chen Wei, "They seem to have really played like this before. When they were playing against GRF, they suddenly started to switch lanes. Three people pushed the top lane and disrupted GRF's rhythm."

Chen Yiqiu continued, "There is no fixed way to deal with this kind of play. You can only adapt to the situation. But one thing is, don't be anxious. Don't be anxious. Don't be anxious. I have to say it three times because it is important."

"As long as you don't rush, it won't be a big problem."

Everyone nodded.

In the commentary booth at the game venue, Wawa said: "Welcome back. The second match between the two sides is about to begin. This BO5 is related to whether G2 can make history. I personally like them very much, but as a commentator of LPL, I definitely want TES to win more."

Miller continued: "G2's lineup would be very competitive in the S League, but unfortunately they met TES, so they can only hope for the best."

Players from both teams took to the field again, with G2 enjoying the home advantage:
"G2! G2! G2!"

There were many people cheering for G2 at the scene, and they did not hold any grudges against G2 because they lost the previous game.

The players from both sides are in position and enter the BP stage.

In this game, TES is on the blue side and G2 is on the blue side.

BAN position situation:
TES: Sion, Ornn, and Big Worm

G2: Draven, Gangplank, Shen

Wawa commented: "G2 is really scared now, and they are targeting the top lane like crazy. Friends who just watched the game may not know that this Draven is also targeting the top lane. In the last game, Qiu Shen's Draven blew up the opponent."

Miller agreed, "That's right. And now Top Esports is banning mixed top laners crazily. These mixed heroes are not popular in the current version, but Wunder may choose them. Cut off his retreat first, which means he will be forced to play operations with Wunder. I don't know if he can handle it."

Enter the hero selection phase.

TES on the blue side got Knife Girl all the way.

Wawa laughed: "Hahaha, choosing Knife Girl on the first floor should be a close-up of Tongfoil. The meaning is very simple, directly block most of the heroes in the opponent's mid and top lanes. Those heroes who are not easy to fight against Knife Girl, don't choose them, otherwise you will be killed!"

Miller continued: "That's right, Top Esports' BP is really aggressive. They actively eliminated most of the options for the opponent, so they can only choose heroes that are strong in the laning phase."

G2 got Leblanc and Rek'Sai on the first and second floors.

Rita commented: "Caps is also very tough. He directly brought out Leblanc, which means he wants to compete with Faker in terms of operation. Leblanc can indeed hold its own against Irelia."

"However, TES can change heroes. I don't think G2 can put Leblanc in the top lane."

Wawa has already started laughing: "Wuder playing Leblanc? This scene is too beautiful, I can't even imagine it."

TES got the Gem Sona on the second and third floors.

Miller exclaimed: "Here it comes! TES's routine is here, it's actually Sona and Gemma, a bottom lane combination? It feels like they can only play in the bottom lane, is this combination very strong?"

G2 locked onto Draven on the third floor, and the crowd exclaimed: "Draven?"

Wawa was also quite surprised: "Ah? Draven? G2 actually chose to use Draven to deal with Top Esports, am I seeing right?" Rita guessed: "I think G2 was confident in choosing Draven because Top Esports first got a very weak bottom lane combination, Sona and Gem. This combination might be more useful if it is a consumption game."

"But if you play very weakly in one wave, the opponent's bottom lane will choose a combination that plays one wave, and you will be in trouble."

Entering the second round of BP.

G2 locked Titan on the fourth floor.

Wawa explained: "It's troublesome. Titan's ability to take the initiative is quite strong, especially after level 6. If it's Thresh, you can still move around, but if you are locked by Titan's ultimate, you're dead."

TES got Sylas and Xin Zhao on the fourth and fifth floors.

Miller commented: "The strength of Top Esports' top, mid and jungle heroes is very high, but the bottom lane is a bit weak. But if they can develop well, Sona and Gemma will play a big role in teamfights, and continue to give health and shields to the top, mid and jungle heroes with their ultimates. It's a pity that they can't develop well."

G2 got Ryze on the fifth floor.

Wawa commented: "G2 gave Ryze to the top lane. I think he is a good player. Ryze has long range and can clear the minion line quickly. He has no problem with withstanding pressure and developing well."

Both sides began to adjust their lines, and soon, the lineup was determined:
Blue side TES: top Sylas, jungle Zhao Xin, mid Irelia, ADC Sona, support Gem

Red side G2: Top laner Ryze, jungler Rek'Sai, mid laner Leblanc, ADC Draven, support Titan
Entering the game screen, Peanut starts to lead the rhythm:

"We have to hold steady in this game. The opposing team is here to bully you and want to withdraw money."

Chen Wei responded: "It's very stressful, really. It's very difficult to play against Draven. No matter who is hooked, it will be very dangerous."

Meiko said: "We can still take one step at a time now, and try not to get hooked while laning."

Chen Yi Qiu's Sylas was on guard in the top lane. Soon, the first wave of soldiers came out. The opponent had no intention of invading, so Chen Yi Qiu chose to return to the lane and start developing.

It is quite simple to fight against Ryze in the early stage. Just push the minion line. It is not realistic to try to take advantage of Ryze.

Of course, if Ryze took the initiative to come up and cause trouble, and was very aggressive, that would be equivalent to giving Chen Yi Qiu an opportunity. Unfortunately, the opposing top laner is not that kind of person.

Sure enough, just as Chen Yi Qiu thought, the laning in the top lane was all about pushing the minion line against each other. Ryze had no intention of suppressing the opponent at all. It was estimated that the tactic arranged by their coach for him was to push the line, push the line all the time, and last hit and develop.

Wawa commented: "The top lane is very peaceful. I feel like Qiu Shen has no choice. He can't cross the line to fight Ryze, and Ryze is like this. It's good for him to be able to develop."

In the middle lane, Faker's Irelia is facing Caps's Leblanc. Naturally, Leblanc has to be stronger at level 1 and try to suppress as much as possible.

While Irelia was coming up to get the last hit, LeBlanc chose AQA to electrocute.

At this moment, Irelia used her Q skill to kill three low-health minions, and then gave her another Q skill, chasing after Leblanc.

Leblanc fights and retreats, returns to the defensive tower, turns back to fight back, and continues to output with AQA. When the CD of Irelia's next Q skill is ready, she uses Q skill to pull away.

Miller commented: "The mid lane confrontation was much more violent, with both sides exchanging blood at level 1. Although she was hit by minions at level 1, which was a bit of a loss, Irelia can recover blood with her Q skill, while Leblanc can't, so even if she loses a little blood, it's acceptable to Irelia."

When the camera turns to the bottom lane, the situation is completely different.

Ruby and Sona are under pressure under the defensive tower. Now Draven is controlling the minion line. He wants to make Sona and Ruby lose a lot of minion lines.

Meiko muttered, "It's so hard to beat them. They know our team is no match, so they're just taking advantage of us."

Chen Wei was relatively calm: "Let's just wait slowly, it will be easier to play this way."

Three minutes into the game, Draven suddenly started pushing the line of troops, as if he wanted to push this large wave of troops in.

Miller commented: "The situation in the bottom lane is not good. It's level 3 against level 1. The soldiers are entering the defensive tower... The jungler is coming! Rek'Sai is in the bottom lane. Is this going to increase IG's strength? Level 3 tower dive?"

"But Peanut's Zhao Xin is here too. He seems to know that the bottom lane is in danger at level 3, so he chose to come over at level 3! Can we win in a three-on-three situation?"

On the G2 side, jungler Rek'Sai had already heard Zhao Xin's footsteps, but still chose to continue going forward.

Titan approached Sona, with Ruby blocking in front, so he simply ignited Ruby. He was responsible for holding the tower and controlled Ruby with a basic attack. Almost at the same time, four PTs were sent to the bottom lane!

Wawa exclaimed: "Both mid and top players TPed to the bottom lane at the same time. Oh my god, this is too spectacular!"

"Now Rek'Sai chooses to take action. She bursts out of the ground with her W and knocks the gem into the air. Draven follows up with his ultimate, takes the head, and continues to chase forward! Sona wants to leave! Titan flashes and uses a basic attack to control her. Draven flashes to deal damage. Sona also uses flash, but is still controlled!"

After TP landed, Faker's Irelia flashed to use the Twin Blades to control Draven. Leblanc used WQE on Irelia, trying to control her. Irelia continued to output damage, and Draven's health dropped rapidly.

However, Draven continued to attack Sona and took the kill.
Miller commented: "What a crazy G! Draven got a double kill, and Irelia was controlled and seemed unable to get a kill, but Sylas came over, hit with his E and E skills, and got the kill with his W!"

"On the other side, Xin Zhao is dealing damage to the opposing Ryze. Did he leave Ryze behind? He was knocked up. Sylas and Huitou are helping. Even though it's three against four, there's hope!"

Zhao Xin continued to attack the opposing Ryze, and Sona resurrected and TPed to the bottom lane.

G2 felt that they could not win this wave and wanted to retreat, so TES began to chase forward.

GuGu commented: "G2 initiated the tower dive. Now they want to leave because they can't win. I'm afraid it's not that easy! Top Esports continued to chase forward and used the Twin Blades, but Ryze dodged it with a flash."

"Sylas used his E skill to close the distance, and used his second E skill, which hit the target! Ryze was left behind, but the opponent wanted to counterattack. Rex wanted to knock Sylas away, but Sylas flashed back and avoided it!"

Wawa continued, "Now Sona has landed and reached level 2 and started to speed up her teammates."

"Xin Zhao used his W to slow down Ryze, then stabbed him and the fight started again. Xin Zhao was knocked up, and when Ryze's health was low, Sylas used his Q to get the kill."

Leblanc and Rek'Sai turned around to take down Xin Zhao, but Rek'Sai was controlled by the Twin Blades and couldn't escape by himself.

Rita commented: "This game was really brutal. It was very brutal from level 1. At level 3, we had a five-on-five fight behind the first tower."

"G2 is very passionate. They must be thinking that they can defeat the master in this way."

At the TES side of the game, Chen Wei cheered: "Nice, we won! We won this wave!!"

Meiko responded: "It's mainly because my teammates provided support quickly. The enemy team dived very suddenly. It was great to have such support."

Chen Yiqiu said: "Be careful in the bottom lane. The opponent Draven has two kills. It's difficult to fight."

Upon hearing this, Chen Wei began to have a headache. Draven, who started the game with two kills, was already very strong. On top of that, he chose such a weak hero that he didn't even have the right to even look at the opponent.

Miller began to analyze: "Although it seems that Top Esports got the kills, if you consider that Draven got two kills, at least for Top Esports' bottom lane, this is bad news, really bad news. Now Draven has a pickaxe, and TES' bottom lane all has starting equipment, which is hard to resist." (End of this chapter)