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Chapter 103 That man has arrived!

The match is now in its mid-stage.

LZ's bottom lane tower has been destroyed by Caitlyn, and EDG will now begin to plunder jungle resources!
The first small dragon to spawn was an earth dragon.

This is the dragon attribute that Jin Jingzhu and all the LZ team members least wanted to see.

The building destruction bonus provided by the Earth Dragon is a perfect fit for a fast-push strategy like the female police officer's!
This crucial dragon fight is one that LZ's five players absolutely must take! They have no choice but to fight!
However, just as Khan had controlled Gnar's rage and teleported to the bottom half of the map, the EDG team calmly began to erect a solid river defense line.

At this moment, EDG, who had already set up vision around the dragon pit, only had four players on the front line, but this was enough for them to maneuver and fight in this narrow passage.

"LZ is getting impatient. It looks like they're planning to initiate a fight. The Titan flashes and uses Q to attack! GorillA tries to kill Graves first, but Clearlove uses E to dodge!"

"Pray's Jhin has activated his ultimate. It looks like LZ is planning to use this pressure to force a dragon take first. What's EDG saying... Hmm? Is A-Guang still split pushing in the top lane?"

The commentator on stage seemed slightly surprised, as EDG's top laner, Camille, was still frantically split pushing the lane.

Meanwhile, the EDG players near the mid lane showed no intention of pressing forward and even began to withdraw from the river battlefield in an orderly manner.

Seeing this, LZ could finally focus on attacking the dragon with peace of mind, while the EDG team quickly moved to the mid lane to push forward, leaving only Viktor and Janna to ambush at the jungle pass.

"Oh no, we might lose two towers this time."

GorillA suddenly sensed that something was wrong.

On the surface, EDG seemed to be going for the dragon fight, but in reality, it was a diversionary tactic. By giving up the dragon, they took the turret first and expanded their economic advantage.

This operational approach is making me a little uncomfortable.

They thought EDG was planning to play a Caitlyn push strategy, and that they should at least get the Earth Dragon first.

That's why LZ was prepared to have a real fight with EDG, but they turned around and stole the tower, giving LZ the insignificant dragon!

This is just disgusting!

EDG's Graves, combined with Caitlyn's tower-pushing speed and Janna's shield and attack damage buff, quickly brought LZ's mid-lane tower to its lowest health.

After securing the first dragon, LZ had a chance to quickly move to the mid lane to provide support.

At the pass where you can turn back to the middle road, there are three neatly arranged traps that perfectly block the pass.

However, LZ crossed this pass very quickly.

Since the policewoman can't reach this side anyway, Olaf can step on one of the traps, and the rest of the people can quickly pass through this passage.

But Janna's Q whirlwind swept over again, and after they passed the pass, Viktor's W skill blocked the middle of the intersection.

This series of blocking skills delayed LZ's team a lot of time in returning to defense. By the time they arrived in the mid lane, the mid tower had already been destroyed by EDG.

Meanwhile, Mouse's Camille in the top lane finally took down LZ's top lane tower.

Just over 16 minutes into the game, EDG traded dragons for towers, easily taking down LZ's top, mid, and bottom outer towers.

It wasn't until then that the players on the LZ esports stage realized just how disgusting EDG's lineup was in terms of blocking ability.

Khan was so angry that he kept swearing and muttering curses against EDG.

On the LPL commentary booth.

"LZ really wants to fight EDG right now, but they just won't fight you! Ugh! I'll just stall and farm with them!"

Seeing this scene, Guan Daxiao couldn't help but clap and cheer, saying that EDG made a very good decision.

From a long-term perspective, the Earth Dragon seems more important, but EDG replaced the mid and top lane turrets.

Now that LZ's outer turrets on all three lanes have been destroyed, EDG can set up vision control in Longzhu's jungle without any pressure!
"We're not in a rush to fight, let's focus on establishing vision first," Cuzz said calmly.

His early development wasn't greatly affected, and he has now completed his first full-fledged item, the Cinderhulk jungle item, as well as a pair of Ninja Tabi boots.

His development progress is consistent with that of the Graves.

As for the others, although BDD's Clockwerk's economy is slightly behind Viktor's, Viktor needs to build Hextech Cores, and judging from the current situation, Viktor's equipment is actually inferior to Clockwerk's.

Pray's Jhin in the bot lane is a utility AD carry, and even if his items are slightly worse than Caitlyn's, it's not a big problem.

If both sides can regroup and fight, their side still has the upper hand overall.

However, an unexpected situation occurred on the road to the canyon.

Mouse's Camille ambushed Khan, who had just transformed into his Gnar form. The moment he saw Camille appear, Khan's expression changed drastically.

If he gets solo killed by Camille at this point, then the Rift Herald in the upper half of the map will have to be handed over to EDG.

Ever since EDG destroyed two outer turrets, LZ has been focused on defending the Rift Herald.

Camille now possesses the ability to split push, and if EDG takes the Rift Herald, things will be very bad.

The next dragon will still be an earth dragon.

Before the second earth dragon spawns, the player doesn't want to lose any map resources.

At this moment, the top laners of both sides were engaged in a fierce battle.

Khan is, after all, a mechanically-oriented Korean top laner. Even if Camille lands an E kick first, he still dares to continue maneuvering against her.

His positioning and the transition between his basic attacks were incredibly smooth. Khan was making the most of the movement speed from his three-hit passive to kite Camille.

But Mouse's Camille play was equally excellent.

He anticipated that Khan's Gnar would use his Q skill, and then used his ultimate R, suddenly jumping up and binding Gnar in place.

While dodging Gnar's Q skill, Camille used smooth movement to pull Gnar to the side and dodge the boomerang that Gnar's Q skill sent flying back.

Khan desperately tried to pull himself closer to Camille, who was in pursuit.

As Camille turned to dodge the boomerang while simultaneously casting her W ability on him, Khan decisively used Flash to dodge and then continued his counterattack.

But at this crucial moment, that man arrived!
boom! !

Graves' ultimate ability, Final Bomb, shot out from a distance and exploded on Gnar.

Nar's health dropped significantly.

Mouse's Camille used Flash to close the distance to Gnar, then used a basic attack followed by a Q to secure the kill.

Firstblood!

After a tense battle that lasted for nearly 20 minutes, the first blood of the match was finally drawn, and the LPL audience in the arena erupted in cheers.

"Graves is awesome! That was a powerful ultimate move!"

Mouse finally breathed a sigh of relief.

To be honest, he was a little nervous during that one-on-one match just now, after all, Khan was in really hot form and his performance was quite impressive.

If it weren't for the factory manager's ultimate move, Khan's Gnar might have been able to stack up his rage, grow bigger again, and kill his Camille!

(End of this chapter)