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Chapter 126 Cannons and Feather Blades! A Double-C Poke Combat!

At this point, 10 minutes of the match had quickly passed.

During this period, Peanut's Kha'Zix's only gank success was forcing Mouse's Ryze to use Flash.

Unfortunately, this is the predicament that a Kha'Zix with an early disadvantage faces. Compared to junglers like Sejuani and Gragas, a Kha'Zix without an advantage will find it difficult to gank and kill anyone in lane.

Although Huni Poppy has a lot of control abilities, Poppy must use his control abilities to engage Ryze first, otherwise he won't be able to catch Ryze at all.

However, once Poppy has used her E skill to push the enemy, Ryze can use his ultimate to escape.

Furthermore, this version of Ryze can also provide himself with a shield when using the EWQ combo, which can be used to mitigate damage from enemy champions.

Poppy's damage is already low, and Kha'Zix's burst damage is only so-so if he doesn't trigger his passive and is isolated.

Now that Ryze has an additional shield, their combined damage output is simply insufficient to kill him in a short time.

Just recently, Huni controlled Poppy to move forward and try to use her ultimate to interrupt Ryze's escape attempt, but Mouse used Flash to dodge it.

Mouse then controlled Ryze and casually walked back into the range of his ultimate ability, teleporting himself away.

Huni was left alone, seething with anger.

Peanut, too, looked worried and distressed.

EDG couldn't gank the top lane, and the bottom lane was also difficult to gank. Only Jayce in the mid lane seemed somewhat easy to gank, but Clearlove's Gragas was constantly roaming around nearby.

Peanut's mantis had no chance to do anything. He wanted to use a mantis to trick the old factory manager, but unexpectedly he was taught a lesson by the factory manager!
Just over 10 minutes into the game, Clearlove, controlling Gragas, appeared in the bottom lane of the Rift.

Xayah activated her W skill and pushed towards SKT's turret, intending to dive the turret together with the arriving Gragas.

While pretending to keep his distance from Xayah, Wolf suddenly used Flash to get close to her.

He decided to use Flash to turn Xayah into a sheep to control Wang Yao's Xayah, so that Varus's ultimate would almost certainly hit!

Under the watchful eyes of tens of thousands of spectators, Xayah suddenly pressed the R key and soared into the air the instant Lulu used her Flash, leaving Wolf's Lulu without a target to unleash her W.

"Holy crap! This ADC is cheating!"

This was Wolf's first reaction, leaving him speechless.

From the triangular bush, the factory manager's barrel emerged. He raised his hand and unleashed his ultimate ability, blasting Bang's Varus against the wall.

Immediately afterwards, Gragas used his E, Body Slam, and combined it with Xayah's E-Flash Hook after landing, instantly controlling the SKT bot lane duo and dealing massive damage.

Although Wolf's Lulu managed to land his ultimate on Varus in time, SKT's escape route had already been completely cut off by EDG. In the end, the two players under the tower were chased down and killed by three EDG players.

SKT's bottom lane tower has been destroyed!

EDG team secured the first tower kill!

In addition, SKT's top lane tower was also almost out of health.

Mouse, with his overwhelming advantage in hero counters, was able to completely dominate Huni's Poppy throughout the game and even easily take down towers.

In EDG's team voice chat, Mouse was all smiles as he watched Huni, who had been praised by foreign media, get completely dominated by them from the start of the game.

Meanwhile, Scout in the mid lane had reduced the enemy turret's health to half, and after returning to base ten minutes later, Scout had already completed his first item, Duskblade!
Next, EDG began to group up and push forward.

"Everyone needs to come to the mid lane and defend for a wave."

Faker frowned slightly. He looked at the enemy Jayce's equipment and immediately felt a wave of pressure coming his way.

Malzahar's fragile body can't withstand the damage from Jayce's shots!

Meanwhile, Little Peanut, standing to the side, was also having a terrible headache.

After his mantis reaches level 6, the first skill it evolves into is W.

However, in the current version, in order to improve the success rate of jungle battles and ganks in lane, Kha'Zix usually prioritizes evolving his Q skill.

But Peanut was helpless; Faker's Malzahar was far too underfarmed this game. Meanwhile, Varus in the bot lane was down 20 CS by Xayah in just ten minutes, and his own development was also extremely poor.

Furthermore, EDG's push strategy was implemented too early, so if SKT wants to clear minions quickly, it's necessary for Kha'Zix to upgrade his W.

At this moment, the EDG team had grouped up and pushed into the mid lane.

Wang Yao controlled Xayah to stand on the flank of the team, and used her Q skill when the opportunity was right.

Xayah raised her hand and flung out two feather blades, which pierced through the wall and accurately hit Faker's Malzahar.

Although Malzahar did not lose any health, his passive shield was broken by the two feather blades.

Almost simultaneously, Janna's E shield appeared on Jayce, and then Jayce raised his hand and used EQ to accelerate and launch himself into the air.

boom! !

Malzahar's health bar was reduced to one-third in an instant by Jayce's cannon shot, and Faker felt a chill run down his spine.

"That Lee Na-chan guy... he's really ruthless!"

Faker's breathing became a little rapid. He realized that Xayah's Q seemed to be the tool EDG used to break his shield, and the remaining poke was left to Scout's Jayce.

Faker was initially confident that he wouldn't need to worry too much about Jayce's poke damage when the two sides grouped up and traded blows. He was relying on his passive shield.

After all, Scout's Jayce hasn't built Manamune yet, so this pure damage build doesn't really allow him to poke for many shots.

He can use his passive black shield to block for his teammates. When Jayce runs out of mana, it will be time for SKT to counterattack.

But now that EDG has Xayah, his idea is completely out of the question.

The poke coordination between EDG's mid laner and AD carry is simply flawless!

SKT's defense was indeed very effective, and their wave clear speed was also very fast.

However, when EDG gave Jayce a blue buff and grouped up to push forward again, SKT found it much harder to defend against EDG's double poke composition.

Soon, at 12 minutes and 27 seconds into the game, SKT's mid-lane tower had been destroyed by Jayce's cannon.

"The poke strength of this duo is... no less than Varus + Jayce!"

In the SKT backstage lounge, KkOma frowned, feeling bad as he watched his beloved student being bombarded by EDG.

At that moment, KkOma realized that giving Jayce to EDG was definitely a mistake!

Although this duo has significant limitations in team fights, it's definitely a top choice for poke.

While Xayah's transition period in the mid-game can be awkward, Jayce's presence perfectly compensates for this.

This team fight in the mid lane shows that at this point in time, Scout's Jayce is actually the one who truly dominates EDG's damage output.

At this point, Kshine's Xayah doesn't need to provide much damage output for the team.

Another tactical detail was recorded by KkOma on the tactics board.

At this moment, densely packed information appeared on the white tactical board in KkOma's hand.

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Eight minutes into the game, Varus was pressured to farm by using Deathfire Touch, Last Whisper, and Janna's E.

During this period, Gragas helped Jayce gain an advantage in the mid lane, relentlessly pressuring Malzahar's development space and helping EDG break through SKT's mid lane.

Ten minutes later, the factory manager used his control of the bottom lane to further expand EDG's advantage in the bottom lane, and Varus's equipment completion time was delayed by about 3 minutes.

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(End of this chapter)