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Chapter 255 Five Kills of the Sword Saint! Unprecedented and unparalleled!
When the EDG players came onto the stage, the audience was already erupting in applause.

Many spectators wearing FNC jerseys stood up and applauded, and many were impressed by Wang Yao's outstanding performance.

Some blonde, blue-eyed beauties from Europe were even more unrestrained than the girls from the LPL. They held up support signs with all sorts of tempting words for young people.

Soon after, Sjokz, the star player of LCS, invited Wang Yao to the interview area with a smile.

On the large screen behind everyone, Wang Yao's data panel was immediately updated, showing an exaggerated 22 kills, 0 deaths, and 0 assists. Anyone who didn't know better would think it was a bot game.

Without a doubt, Wang Yao was selected as the MVP of this game!

Meanwhile, in Berlin, the crowd was already chanting "Mvp" with great enthusiasm!

"Kshine, did you ever imagine playing such a legendary match? This is a record that no one has ever achieved before!"

When Sjokz asked the question, her alluring eyes held a hint of curiosity.

"never thought about."

Wang Yao smiled and said, "The result of this match was unexpected and a pleasant surprise for me."

“My teammates also gave me a lot of help and support. As you can see, Sejuani used all her skills for me, and Rakan selflessly gave up his Flash when he came to mid lane. They are the foundation for my legendary performance.”

With the help of a translator, Sjokz nodded and then asked a few more questions.

After the interviews concluded, the second day of the group stage officially came to an end. The players returned to their hotels to rest, but the various online platforms were far from idle.

An exaggerated surge in online traffic is sweeping across major esports channels!
Discussions about the Sword Saint's pentakill can be seen in many places.

"I got so into it that I went to Ionia and started playing Master Yi in the mid lane. My performance was pretty good. I think I successfully replicated this year's MSI classic. I instantly felt like I was part of it."

"So you're replicating the 0-13 disastrous performance of the 'Cap King'?"

"Please excuse my poor performance. I'm a bit better than Caps, with a score of 1-11-1. It just goes to show that there are differences among Yasuo players."

"..."

On European forums, not many people criticized Caps after FNC suffered a crushing defeat.

However, Coach Youngbuck received more criticism, with many believing he made serious mistakes in tactical planning.

The reason why the Sword Saint was killing so many enemies was mainly because FNC's lineup lacked hard crowd control.

The Sword Saint didn't have Mercury's Treads, didn't have Cleanse, and didn't have Mercury's Scepter, clearly not taking FNC's control chain seriously.

For a player like Kshine who excels in mechanics, without enough crowd control, he'd be easy prey in team fights.

Coach Youngbuck felt quite aggrieved when he saw these comments.

In the first match against TL, he also had FNC use a similar lineup.

When they won, the comments section was full of praise. European viewers said he was versatile in tactics, not bound by the current version, and had a lot of creativity and imagination.

Once the competition is lost, all that creativity and imagination immediately turns into a pile of shit. Damn, these spectators change their tune really fast.

Fuck you, this is so real!
……

On May 13th, EDG will face off against FW.

Wolves had a slow start but finished strong, achieving an impressive four-game winning streak!
Now, the two teams with a 4-0 record are about to engage in a fierce battle!

What was expected to be an exciting and intense battle turned out to be a completely one-sided affair.

In his first match against EDG, Flash Wolves' coach WarHorse abandoned his recent multi-core strategy and instead opted for a playstyle centered around bot laner Betty.

This is mainly because Betty has been in really good shape lately.

Moreover, the Flash Wolves are very ambitious, and they are trying to win the championship in this Mid-Season Invitational.

EDG can be considered Flash Wolves' number one rival! After defeating KZ, Taiwanese fans no longer take the Korean team seriously.

With a 4-0 record in the group stage, as long as they don't go on a losing streak, advancing to the knockout stage is a sure thing.

Therefore, they had more room for trial and error.

EDG has seen this bot lane tactic many times before.

RNG, IG, and RW's duos are much stronger than FW's, yet they still got crushed by EDG.

After FW released Xayah and Rakan, EDG immediately locked them in, and the bot lane duo easily gained an advantage in lane.

This made Betty very uncomfortable, and then EDG started to coordinate with their mid and jungle, continuously ganking the Flash Wolves' bottom lane.

Despite Betty's cautious approach and survival in the first 10 minutes, she fell far behind in development.

Even Mama's Boy's Fan Ma could only survive in the mid lane; he had no good way to deal with Wang Yao's Wandering Mage.

EDG capitalized on their bot lane advantage to continuously control the dragons.

In the previous rounds, it was mostly wind dragons and water dragons, but this round it was earth and fire dragons, resulting in a very fast pace.

15 minutes in, during the scramble for the second fire dragon.

Despite Flash Wolves' good positioning and coordinated plays, their lack of damage output led to a 4-for-1 exchange in a team fight, resulting in a collapse.

Xiaotian's troll secured a double kill, one of which was against Mama's Boy.

The troll, now fully powered up, relentlessly chased and hammered him, which made the mama's boy very upset.

EDG pulled ahead and snowballed their lead.

Once the front line became tanky, Flash Wolves, lacking sufficient damage output, were even more pressured by EDG.

While watching the game backstage and making game notes, Coach Zhanma realized a truth even more clearly.

This EDG team is incredibly strong overall!
Don't say that Betty didn't develop well in this game. Even if he had, it would have been impossible for him to fight against the entire EDG team on his own.

Or rather, the gap in the two teams' foundation and strength is simply too great!
At 31 minutes and 29 seconds, the Flash Wolf's crystal shattered.

The MVP was won by Troll Warlord, with Xiaotian scoring 6/2/7.

After defeating Flash Wolves, EDG secured their first group stage victory with a five-game winning streak.

But the MSI schedule is progressing quickly, with a second round match against EVS today.

However, to the slight disappointment of the European audience, Clearlove was still rested by EDG officials and was suspended from the game, with Xiaotian continuing to start as the jungler.

Fortunately, Xiao Tian's performance was also quite good, which was some consolation for many viewers who bought tickets to see the factory manager.

5 month 14 day.

In their first match, EDG faced off against TL, who were currently struggling. This time, EDG brought in a rookie bot lane duo of Lin Weixiang and Liu Qingsong to practice.

What made the North American Doublelift most desperate was that even against EDG's second team bot lane duo, he still couldn't demonstrate any dominance.

Although the Lin Weixiang and Liu Qingsong duo's laning strength was average, they were as solid as a defensive tower, and he couldn't gain any advantage at all.

The more anxious he is, the more likely he is to make a mistake.

Meanwhile, Wang Yao's Zoe in the mid lane was dominating her own mid lane, ultimately achieving a score of 8-0-11, which allowed Wang Yao to once again make a name for herself on the international stage.

Seeing this, many people began to realize that this brand-new EDG team might be far more terrifying than they had imagined.

With a strong top and jungle duo, an exceptionally skilled mid laner, the talented iboy and champion support Meiko, and a solid bench of substitutes, this is definitely a championship-winning lineup!
With no weaknesses in the five starting players and three substitutes who are ready to contribute and fit perfectly with the team, this EDG roster is even better than last season.

(End of this chapter)