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Chapter 233 A Decisive Strike! 3-1 Taken Away!

Just as Syndra was about to unleash her deadly auto-attack, Alistar suddenly appeared behind Ryze.

Meiko has arrived!

The Alistar started with a WQ combo, knocking Syndra into the air.

Wang Yao controlled Ryze and fled towards the red buff to create distance, while behind him, the excavator had been reduced to low health by the prince.

After the prince flashed and auto-attacked to stick to the enemy, he finished them off with another auto-attack followed by a Q, taking down the enemy's head!
The factory manager turned around to gank Syndra, but fortunately Rakan's timely support allowed Syndra to escape. However, this was still a huge loss for RNG's mid and jungle.

They used two Flashes but failed to kill Ryze, and instead, Xiangguo's Rek'Sai died.

This is an absolute rip-off!
"EDG's players are getting better and better, especially the bot lane duo, whose coordination is becoming more and more seamless."

"Yes, every time Meiko goes out to roam, iboy in the bottom lane can hold his own in the lane, which is very reassuring."

Rita couldn't help but praise it as well.

"Old ginger is spicier; the factory manager has a firm grasp on Xiao Hu and Xiang Guo's intentions."

Umbrella King joked with a smile, "Is it really because Clearlove is a natural counter to RNG? It feels like EDG has been winning the 'Pig vs. Dog' war for the past two years."

"..."

The factory manager's personal performance hasn't actually declined much compared to last year. Perhaps there's some mystical element to it; the factory manager seems to have a buff when playing against RNG.

Whether it's ganking or counter-ganking, Clearlove's thinking is quite clear. However, when playing against other teams, Clearlove's performance is relatively average.

They label people as the weak and prey on those they know.

Of course, this is also inseparable from the strong synergy between EDG's mid and jungle. Wang Yao's strong pressure in the mid lane and Clearlove's control of the rhythm mean that EDG has no shortage of rhythm points in the early game.

On the surface, this EDG team may seem to be in a period of transition, but in reality, it has formed a solid and subtle team structure.

In this game, even the top lane, which hadn't received much screen time, had its own moment of glory!

After both top laners reached level 6, the Alchemist, who already had two Dark Seals, took advantage of his tankiness and more health potions and started trading blows with Ornn.

Before long, Alchemist reduced Ornn's health to less than 40%, and seeing that Ornn had not yet returned to base, Zita immediately decided to kill him!
He activated his ultimate ability to accelerate himself and, anticipating Ornn's escape position behind him, placed glue to slow him down, thus preventing Ornn from using Flash to create distance.

He then used his Q skill to activate his poison mist, intending to use an over-the-shoulder throw to forcibly bring Ornn back.

However, Ornn charged straight at the alchemist!

Saint Gun started with QW, and immediately after the W fire breath effect ended, he used R to summon the sheep, without retreating even a step.

The Alchemist absorbed the full damage of Ornn's W skill. As Ornn's Q skill was triggered, the underground stone pillar that was created collided with the Alchemist, directly triggering the Fragile effect of Ornn's W skill!
And Flandre didn't give Zz1tai any chance to react.

He controlled Ornn to decisively use his E to crash into the stone pillar, knocking the Alchemist into the air.

At this moment, the ram's head made of lava flew over, passed through the alchemist's body, and once again applied a fragile effect to the alchemist.

After Ornn stole a basic attack, he used his second R attack again, and with a thud, his hammer smashed the Lava Ram back, sending the Alchemist flying into the air once more!
The Alchemist, who had nearly half of his health remaining, was completely drained of his health by Ornn's burst combo!
In an instant, the scene erupted in an uproar.

"My god! Ornn's burst damage can be this outrageous? It feels a bit unreasonable!"

Colonel Guan was quite surprised.

Most players understand Ornn as a very strong champion because he's incredibly tanky in the late game and can farm items for his teammates. However, very few players actually have a clear understanding of his damage output.

It's important to know that Ornn's damage is actually quite high, especially since his W [Bellfire Breath] deals percentage-based damage.

After applying the "Fragile" effect, Ornn can deal percentage-based damage!
Saint Gun's play was a perfect counter to Ornn's three "Fragile" combo.

The Q skill's stone pillar triggered the first W's "Fragile" effect, and then when the first part of the ultimate skill applied Fragile, it stole a basic attack.

Immediately afterwards, use the second R to apply "Fragile" again and then hit a normal A. This is the third Fragile attack!

Let alone a fully healed Alchemist, even if he were at full health, he would probably be reduced to low health by Ornn's burst damage.

Therefore, Ornn is also known as "three fragile things that even gods kneel before," and this description is not an exaggeration.

At this moment, RNG is at a complete disadvantage in all three lanes and is in a state of collapse!
"Wow, is Flandre this guy really that strong? This is a veteran! He's practically the Chinese TheShy!"

"You were all timid and submissive during the regular season, waiting for me, K, to carry you to victory. But once the finals arrive, you start to exert yourself and try to steal the FMVP from me, K!"

"Letme's Ornn isn't all that great, but Flandre's play was pretty good too."

"..."

Seeing Flandre get a solo kill in the top lane, Wang Yao immediately praised, "Flandre is awesome! You're great, you can carry this game."

Saint Gun Bro chuckled: "Basic stuff, nothing special. With a face like that, I would have crushed him when I debuted."

At this stage of the match, the mentality of the entire RNG team had completely collapsed.

Their current state is no different from that of zombies; they simply play the game based on muscle memory without any strategic thinking.

When the match time reached 25 minutes.

EDG used Ryze's ultimate to drive into the Baron pit and began a forced rush on Baron.

But RNG didn't react at all, and didn't even think about stopping the opponent from taking Baron.

After securing the Baron buff, EDG pushed all the way down the mid lane, leaving RNG like lambs to the slaughter, utterly defenseless.

EDG stormed through the city, taking down the second tower and the high ground tower one after another. RNG's five players' reaction only made the fans despair. They gave up the Baron, they gave up the towers, and now all that's left is to take down the base!

On this side, Ornn immediately activated his ultimate ability, Hex, forcing RNG to engage in a team fight.

RNG's response was rather slow; everyone seemed to just want to end the game as soon as possible and leave the scene.

EDG effortlessly executed a perfect team fight, achieving a 4-for-0 exchange, leaving only Uzi alive.

In the end, EDG destroyed RNG's base crystal, defeated RNG with a score of 3 to 1, and won the LPL Spring Split championship!

In the commentary booth, the three commentators spoke with great enthusiasm:
"Congratulations to EDG! They won the Spring Split Finals with a score of 3-1!"

"After three years, EDG has once again lifted the LPL Spring Championship trophy, successfully continuing the momentum they had when they won the championship at the Bird's Nest last year!"

"I believe that they will continue to create their own legendary story this year!"

Facing the live broadcast camera, Guan Dazheng smiled and said, "Congratulations to EDG for securing their ticket to MSI. I look forward to their great results in this year's Mid-Season Invitational."

(End of this chapter)