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Chapter 125 Mid-Jungle Collaboration: One Death, One Gift!
At this moment, Peanut is controlling Kha'Zix, farming his own F6 camp while keeping his attention focused on the mid lane.

Whether his Kha'Zix can widen the gap with Clearlove's Gragas in the jungle depends on this ambush!
Under the watchful eyes of SKT's mid and jungle duo, Jayce in his ranged form entered the turret and began to push towards Malzahar.

"I'm still one soldier away from leveling up."

Faker glanced at his experience bar and said to Peanut beside him.

Jayce didn't have enough mana left to poke himself from a distance and fire another shot. This was his chance to turn the tables and get a kill!
Finally, Scout's Jayce came right up to him.

Almost at the same time, Malzahar's body flashed with light, and at that moment Faker's level reached level 6!
"kill!"

As Faker finished speaking, Kha'Zix on the other side of the wall decisively used Flash to cross the wall and simultaneously used his E skill to pounce on Scout's Jayce.

After Faker leveled up to 6, he instantly learned and cast his ultimate skill, immediately applying pressure to Jayce.

However, just when the two thought their ambush had succeeded, a low, muffled sound suddenly came.

boom!
As golden light flashed rapidly, the figure of the factory manager, Barrel, suddenly appeared on Malzahar's face.

With that E-Flash, Gragas' beer belly popped out, instantly interrupting Malzahar's oppressive ultimate.

"The wine barrels are here too?!"

Faker frowned deeply; clearly, the situation in the mid lane had exceeded his expectations.

His Malzahar was already in very poor form this wave.

With Gragas's E-Flash combo, coupled with the empowered auto-attack after drinking W, Malzahar's health bar immediately shattered, and he collapsed under the mid-lane tower.

More importantly, at this moment, the turret's aggro also fell on the Gragas.

On the other side of the middle road.

Because of Malzahar's death, Jayce immediately broke free from the suppression control effect.

Scout immediately pressed the W skill in ranged form, then instantly switched to melee form and punched Kha'Zix.

Peanut never expected that his simple act of protecting Malzahar would cost him his life.

When Jayce's hammer slammed into him, the sudden drop in his health bar sent a chill down Peanut's spine.

He flashed over the wall first, and then used his E skill to pounce, which means that at this moment, he did not have any mobility skills!
Faced with Jayce's onslaught, Peanut could only rely on his Kha'Zix's fragile body to withstand Jayce's burst damage.

Scout's Jayce had already crafted Serrated Dirk when he recalled to base for the first time.

With the speed boost from his W skill in ranged form, he swings his hammer at an incredibly fast pace once he gets close, like an invincible Haotian hammer.

Furthermore, the nearby Gragas also used his Q skill, so Jayce's burst combo instantly wiped out Kha'Zix's health bar.

SKT's mid-jungle synergy resulted in a comical situation of one player dying and the other feeding, causing the LPL audience to erupt in cheers.

"Nice! Gragas is awesome!"

Scout shouted excitedly, feeling incredibly exhilarated after killing his senior, Faker.

To be honest, Scout felt a bit of pressure facing his former teammate and senior, Faker, in this game.

After all, back then, Faker was benched all year round and couldn't move at all, only getting one or two chances to play occasionally.

At this moment, Scout just wanted to prove to the world that he was no worse than Faker, and this game finally lived up to his expectations.

Malzahar is now practically useless. Even if he can recover in the mid-game, it's incredibly difficult for him to turn things around in the current situation.

"We can take this dragon too! That feels great!"

Seeing the Fire Dragon already spawned in the Dragon Pit, Clearlove couldn't help but smile. EDG was playing a poke composition this game, and if they could secure the Fire Dragon buff, their early and mid-game pressure would increase significantly!
Hey! This feels so good!

……

On the SKT player bench.

"Hey Wanghu! Come help out in the bot lane!"

Wolf was already frustrated with his laning phase, and now with two more deaths in the mid lane, he became even more frustrated.

As if things weren't bad enough, Bang was caught off guard during the laning phase and got hit by Xayah's Q followed by E, causing his health to drop significantly.

Although Wolf provided him with a shield in time, the shield was a little too slow and only blocked the damage from the E skill's hook. Xayah's Q skill, however, hit Varus squarely.

"You guys aren't even level 6 yet, so I can't kill the enemy bot lane at all. And even if I have my ultimate, it wouldn't make much difference if you initiated on Xayah first..."

Little Peanut, who had just been resurrected and left the house, was also a little depressed.

Their draft strategy in this match was entirely centered around the bottom lane.

Bang got Varus, the strongest AD carry in the current patch, with a lane dominance build, but he couldn't get lane priority against Xayah, who has short range. Who can he blame for that?

"Then let's initiate with Janna!"

Before Wolf could finish speaking, he suddenly realized that he hadn't seen Meiko's Janna much since the start of the game.

All he could see were either a shield that suddenly appeared on Xayah, or a Q tornado that blew over and blocked his movement.

Apart from that, Janna almost never showed herself on her own initiative, always hiding in the bushes.

Personally, Wolf's least favorite support opponents are those who are a bit timid, because that makes it difficult for him to find many opportunities.

However, he also had to admit that in the current version, it is actually a good thing for support players to play a little more cautiously.

After all, this is the Incense Burner meta, so as long as the support can survive, the carry will also have a hard time dying.

But EDG's support player, that bastard is way too afraid of dying! When other players play Ziggs, all you see are bombs, not the player.

But you're playing Janna, the queen of enchanter supports!

Janna's W is so strong, don't you really consider using it to poke her health when you come up?
Wolf became increasingly frustrated. As Xayah began to push forward, his Lulu quickly shielded Varus when he saw Xayah raise her Q skill.

But the feather blade flew towards his Lulu!

Wolf's E shield was wasted.

SKT backstage lounge.

Upon seeing this, KkOma had to admit that Wang Yao's Armor Piercing Clouds truly caught his eye.

But how do you deal with damage output in team fights in the mid-to-late game with this build? Can this build really compare to Varus's on-hit auto-attack damage...?

Judging from Wang Yao's equipment, he chose to buy Serrated Dagger first to increase his pressure when he returned to base for the first time, and only bought Tear of the Goddess when he returned to base for the second time.

At this moment, it's already been seven minutes since Xayah built Tear of the Goddess. In the remaining time, if Xayah wants to stack Manamune first, she will definitely need to build Manamune first.

However, the damage output of Manamune paired with Serrated Dirk isn't actually very high, and Xayah, with just these two items, isn't enough to support EDG's mid-game damage output.

Of course, this is just KkOma's simple guess from Kasumi's perspective. As for what will happen next, he doesn't know yet.

After all, the charm of League of Legends lies in the fact that it is a team game. Individual heroism may be eye-catching, but it cannot help the team win the final championship.

(End of this chapter)