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Chapter 528 All members have bounties! A spectacle in the canyon!
Scout continued back to the middle lane.

Wang Yao's Graves directly soloed the dragon.

With his current equipment, Graves can easily solo the dragon; it's just a matter of how long it takes to rush it.

Meanwhile, Meiko's Sivir was already comfortably consuming undefended tower plates.

DWG's bottom lane turret already had only half its health left.

With Berserker's Greaves and a B.F. Sword, Sivir has both attack speed and attack damage, and every basic attack she lands on a turret can take away a significant amount of health.

The game lasted 12 minutes.

With a roar from the dragon, Wang Yao's Graves secured the second dragon.

After Pantheon finished pushing the mid lane, he moved towards the bottom lane as part of a defensive strategy. DWG's bottom lane duo had been standing guard in the bush in front of the second tower for almost a minute.

Under Sivir's attacks, DWG's bottom lane tower was left with only a sliver of health!
However, DWG wasn't idle.

Their jungler Canyon has already secured the Rift Herald.

This time, without any hesitation, they headed straight for the top lane after securing the Rift Herald.

At this moment, Canyon finally remembered Nuguri in the top lane and wanted to take advantage of the time difference when EDG's focus was on the bottom lane to help Nuguri push the tower and get tower plates.

Ideally, we should just push down EDG's top lane tower.

However, in this wave, DWG was on the fifth layer, while EDG was on the atmospheric layer.

Wang Yao seemed to have anticipated DWG's moves and had already made preparations before the dragon was secured.

At Wang Yao's instruction, Scout's Pantheon walked directly to the river ahead of time.

Before the enemy Rift Herald could even be summoned, he jumped into the top lane to protect Kennen and defend.

Meiko's support Lux had already recalled to base and headed towards the top jungle when the enemy's bottom lane turret was low on health!
His support will also share Sivir's tower gold in the bottom lane.

Despite Meiko's tendency to tease iboy, when it comes to crucial moments, he will diligently carry out all the duties expected of a support player.

This step must be taken ahead of schedule!

If they wait until the enemy Rift Herald hits the tower, Camille and Karthus can easily tower dive Kennen.

By this time, it's too late for Pantheon to use his ultimate, which is similar to the principle of using Teleport in advance during team fights.

Miller adjusted his glasses and explained the situation:

"Wow! EDG's strategy was amazing! They completely predicted DWG's moves, and this lane switch left DWG with nothing!"

"At most, the Rift Herald can knock down two layers of tower plates, but that little bit of gold is simply not enough to make up for the early game tempo deficit!"

"Yes, EDG's lane rotation this time was reminiscent of the LCK! It was incredibly meticulous, without the slightest flaw!"

The baby spoke happily as well.

"I wonder who was in charge?! But I have a feeling it was Brother Yao!"

Rita didn't know what to say, but she just praised Wang Yao!
The game has progressed to 12 minutes and 30 seconds.

The bottom lane tower was reduced to ruins by Sivir's final auto-attack.

Although DWG's top laner managed to ram the Rift Herald, it only cost two tower plates and 320 gold, which Camille and Karthus split evenly.

As for Showmaker's Irelia in the mid lane, he wanted to take advantage of the gap when Pantheon was helping to defend the top lane to take two tower plates from EDG's mid lane.

But suddenly a male gunner emerged from the bushes below.

EAQA.

The minion wave that had just pushed towards the tower was wiped out by Graves with just two shots!
DWG attempted to take advantage of EDG's control of the dragon to trade some resources using the Rift Herald, but EDG perfectly countered their plan.

However, it's not as simple as DWG thinks. You have to know that EDG has already gained a bottom lane turret and a dragon.

Let's not even talk about how good the Earth Dragon's attributes are, making it very suitable for EDG's future operations.

Even the fact that iboy's Sivir solo-killed the bottom lane tower is not an acceptable outcome for DWG.

After iboy's Sivir solo-killed the bottom lane's first tower, her gold even surpassed Wang Yao's Graves.

In just 13 minutes, he had a score of 3-0, and his equipment already included a mana potion, attack speed boots, and a pickaxe.

Looking at Kai'Sa on the other side, she hasn't even finished building a Manamune yet.

After EDG finished organizing their equipment and minion waves, they launched a new offensive.

However, the DWG team was in a bit of chaos at the moment, mainly due to other reasons, such as resource allocation issues.

DWG didn't consider this issue when they drafted this lineup.

Camille in the top lane naturally needs to split push and farm resources, while Kai'Sa in the bottom lane, a late-game carry, also needs various resources to sustain her.

Showmaker's Irelia in the mid lane can't just be playing passively, especially since Showmaker is the core of the DWG team.

We can't let Irelia be played as a mere utility character.

However, Canyon's Karthus is also a jungler who heavily relies on resources.

Sejuani and Gragas can still manage with tanky builds, but Karthus can't.

Without the support of equipment, even if others stand still and let Canyon hit Q, his Karthus won't be able to deal much damage.

The way DWG is playing right now is that they clearly don't have enough resources in either the lanes or the jungle to distribute among their four cores.

But EDG doesn't have so many worries.

iboy's Sivir was in the mid lane, and his wave clear speed was too fast; a wave of minions took only two or three seconds to clear.

Meanwhile, Flandre's Kennen was moved to the bottom lane. Interestingly, the other lane wasn't exclusively Scout's Pantheon.

Wang Yao's Graves should definitely try to get a piece of the pie.

A Pantheon has already been playing for 15 minutes, why would we need minions anymore!
The game lasted 18 minutes.

During this period, the two sides were in a strange peace, and no fighting took place.

However, this is also because there are no neutral resources left. The Rift Herald is gone, the tower plates are gone, and the third dragon hasn't spawned yet.

During this period, EDG's operations and snowballing remained extremely sharp, creating a suffocating sense of pressure.

DWG lost all three outer towers, but only managed to acquire one defensive tower in return.

This brought the total gold difference between the two sides to 5000, mainly concentrated in the mid, jungle, and AD carry.

In particular, Wang Yao's Graves had reached level 11.

At this point, both sides' mid and top laners were only level 11.

DWG's Karthus is a farming jungler with a similar role to Graves, focusing on farming and controlling resources, but his level has fallen behind.

Wang Yao's Graves already had two items at this point, including the jungle item and the Duskblade.

In this game, Wang Yao's Graves didn't choose the critical strike build, but instead opted for the armor penetration build. Duskblade was Graves' core item, and its effect was extremely overpowered.

With 60 attack damage, 10% cooldown reduction, and 18 points of fixed armor penetration, these basic stats alone are worth the 2900 price tag.

Not to mention the passive effect of Duskblade.

Unique Passive - Lockdown: When discovered by an enemy ward, triggers a lockdown effect for 8 seconds, making all nearby enemy traps visible/disabled (Cooldown: 90 seconds).
Unique Passive - Night Raider: After being out of enemy vision for at least 1 second, your next basic attack against an enemy champion will deal 30-200 bonus physical damage and slow that champion by 99% for 0.25 seconds on hit.

Ranged attacks do not apply a slowing effect (but last for 5 seconds after being seen by an enemy hero).
It can deal additional physical damage and periodically provide trap and ward detection capabilities, making it very suitable for the jungler position.

At this point, there are 30 seconds left before the third dragon spawns.

Canyon's Karthus is clearing his own jungle; this champion must maintain his jungle clearing rhythm at all times.

Karthus can't starve himself like Sejuani or Gragas.

If you're playing Gragas or Sejuani, you might as well fast now. Protecting vision in the Dragon pit jungle is the most important thing for Sejuani and Gragas.

However, Canyon's Karthus is farming from the top jungle to the bottom jungle, where the three camps of jungle monsters are also present.

However, what DWG didn't know was that Wang Yao's Graves had sneaked into DWG's jungle at some point and was lying in ambush in the red buff bush.

At this moment, Karthus was like a newbie, quickly clearing the F6 camp and heading towards the red buff.

He doesn't plan to take this red buff; he needs to give it to the ADC. Right now, it's pointless for Karthus to have the red buff.

But the next second.

A male gunman suddenly darted out.

QWAREA!

In the gap between a combo, Wang Yao's male gunner seized the opportunity and also landed Smite on Karthus, adding a little extra damage.

With the red buff on Graves, the runes and masteries he had, and the effect of Duskblade, a combo executed with lightning-fast reflexes instantly wiped out Karthus's health.

At this moment, Canyon's perspective wasn't even on his own Karthus; his focus was on the dragon pit in the middle of the river.

But when he looked back, his screen was already black!
"Damn it, old man! What kind of damage is this?!"

Canyon was also shocked by Graves' damage and opened the death damage settlement panel in disbelief.

"My god! Graves' burst damage is too high! He instantly killed Karthus!"

Rita, unaware of the details, gaped in astonishment. "Yeah, Graves' build is amazing. He got four kills in 18 minutes, and his 175 CS was consistently on par with the timeline. Plus, the Duskblade build is incredibly cost-effective."

The doll carefully began to analyze the situation for the audience.

Miller adjusted his glasses and began analyzing the upcoming situation:
"Karthus died 30 seconds before the dragon spawned, so the dragon was essentially given away. This is EDG's third dragon!"

"EDG accumulated dragons quickly this game, and their stats were pretty good too! One Earth Dragon and two Water Dragons."

"Don't underestimate the water dragon! Although a single water dragon may seem insignificant, two water dragons stacked together can be quite something."

"This can restore 10% of lost health every 5 seconds. We'll see the effect when we're in team fights and kiting."

At that moment, with a roar from the canyon, EDG secured the third dragon, and the atmosphere within DWG became increasingly strange.

The DWG members are clearly feeling a sense of powerlessness right now, not because they don't want to boost their morale and find their rhythm again.

Rather, it was EDG's rhythm that was too good, especially the synergy between the mid, jungle, and support players, who acted like a cohesive unit, giving the impression of being invincible.

DWG even felt that even if they dragged it out, they couldn't see any hope of winning.

Although the offensive pressure was on EDG's side in this game.

Pantheon becomes like a super minion at 30 minutes, but EDG has already accumulated three dragons, and this buff is almost enough to make up for the disadvantages of their lineup.

This is not the scariest thing.

The scariest thing is that it's only been 18 minutes, less than 20 minutes, which means that the fourth dragon will be ready for the final battle around 24 or 25 minutes.

But can they be ready for the final battle in six minutes?!

The answer is obvious!

No!

Because Wang Yao isn't the kind of person who gives opportunities.

With such an advantage, under Wang Yao's leadership, EDG's mid, jungle, and support synergy became even closer and more oppressive.

Even with the exception of top laner Flandre's Kennen, the other four members of EDG already have bounties on their hands.

iboy's Sivir has a 300 gold bounty, and Scout's Pantheon has a 300 gold bounty.

Wang Yao's male gunner also has a bounty of 500 gold.

Even the support Lux has 150 gold!

Wawa optimistically remarked, "Wow, EDG's entire team has bounties; that's quite a spectacle!"

"If EDG can maintain this pace in this game, I think winning this game shouldn't be a problem!"

Miller nodded in agreement: "Yeah, I've noticed that since Kshine switched to jungle, EDG's mid-jungle-support synergy is still unbeatable."

"Even their operational strategy is meticulous and flawless. EDG really doesn't seem like an LPL team!"

"This is Kshine, this is Yao Ge!"

……

Although DWG has been trying its best to stall for time and pace, what's coming will eventually come.

The fourth little dragon has finally arrived, and this time it's a fire dragon!
This fire dragon was the final straw that broke DWG's back.

If it's a wind dragon, or some other type of dragon, DWG might really be planning to let all four dragons go.

But how can I give up that 10% attack power and spell power?!
Not an inch can be conceded!
Therefore, all five members of DWG went to the dragon pit a minute before the dragon spawned to set up vision and occupy positions in advance.

However, EDG remained completely calm and unhurried.

First, they prepared the minion waves on all three lanes in advance, and then gathered and headed to the Dragon pit less than 30 seconds before the dragon spawned.

All ten players from both sides gathered at the Dragon Pit, marking the first 5v5 team fight between the two sides.

DWG is going to make a decisive move at the dragon pit, and EDG is certainly not going to back down either.

Although DWG's red side had a positioning advantage in the dragon pit, EDG's five players gathered together to pressure vision and positioning.

In just 10 seconds, the position that had taken them 30 seconds to secure was forced to be given to EDG.

Wang Yao didn't hold back either, turning around and firing a shot at the dragon, triggering its damage, and then started attacking it.

Now the problem has been passed on to DWG.

Should we engage in a team fight or try to steal the dragon?

If it's about stealing the dragon, Karthus isn't a suitable champion for that, and besides, Karthus's level is lower than Graves'!

But how do we start a group buy?

At this moment, top laner Niu Guli stepped forward: "Let's engage in team fight first! I'll try to flank them."

As they were talking, his Camille launched a super flanking maneuver, a final flanking maneuver from the jungle.

"Oh! What is this Niu Guli up to? He's up to no good! That Blue Steel Shadow is wrapped around so deeply!"

"But it seems he really managed to get around it. There's no vision of EDG in this area, and none of the EDG players seem to have noticed it!"

The doll keenly observed Blue Steel Shadow's movements and immediately spoke up.

"But it's too late for him to get so deep into the enemy lines. Little Dragon only has a little over 1000 health points left. It's too late!"

Miller, however, was not worried at all.

"Although Niu Guli played Camille very well, he didn't get any kills or tower plates in this game."

"Without any additional source of income, Camille's build consists of Trinity Force and Ravenous Hydra. The extra Stopwatch was given to her by Karthus after he gave her some jungle resources."

"But look at EDG's side, iboy's Sivir is too fed, he has Infinity Edge, Essence Reaver, and Rapid Firecannon, and his level is also very high."

"Under these circumstances, Camille simply can't cut through EDG's backline!"

Rita knew she couldn't get a word in edgewise, but the atmosphere had already reached a certain point, so she still shouted, "EDG, you have to keep fighting! Victory is just one step away!"

……

The dragon on the field only had 1000 health points left, but Canyon's Karthus showed no intention of coming in to steal the dragon.

Since it was already decided to take over the raid, Karthus couldn't risk coming in to steal the dragon.

Otherwise, even if they manage to steal the dragon, once Karthus flashes in, the team fight positioning will definitely be a mess.

If we get wiped out, it's better not to come at all!

Since Karthus didn't try his luck, Wang Yao didn't hold back and secured the dragon with a clean sweep.

At this moment, Niu Guli's Blue Steel Shadow finally circled around to the designated position.

Team battle begins instantly!
Nuguri's Camille used EW to kick Sivir in the crowd, while simultaneously using her ultimate, Hextech Ultimatum, to trap Sivir.

Showmaker's Irelia initially wanted to coordinate with Camille to engage and target Sivir.

However, it's not that easy to do.

With Scout's Pantheon and support Lux in the middle, how could they possibly let his Irelia enter the fray so easily?

Pantheon ignored Camille and instead rooted Irelia in place, while Lux immediately followed up with her Q skill for additional crowd control.

At this moment, iboy remained calm and unhurried, activated his ultimate skill—a group speed boost—and began his maneuver.

But Wang Yao ignored his own backline Sivir and instead targeted the enemy's backline Karthus and Kai'Sa!
Saint Gun's Kennen seemed to be on the same wavelength; even without Wang Yao's signal, his Kennen charged out.

With the push rod and ultimate, he quickly charged into the four DWG members on the front, causing massive AOE damage and crowd control.

Although BeryL's Alistar reacted quickly, using his ultimate to instantly break free from the crowd control, he then tried to knock Kennen away.

His Alistar pick serves this purpose: to protect the backline and prevent Kennen or Pantheon from entering the fray unpredictably.

Keep in mind that during the BP phase, BeryL was in the counter position, and he was planning to pull off some fancy moves.

However, at this point, Kennen clearly did not have a stopwatch, a tool that offered a margin for error.

But Saint Gun still recklessly used Flash to dodge Alistar's control and continued to deal damage.

How could Wang Yao possibly waste the opportunity that his teammates had worked so hard to earn?

Flash QARWEA, close-range burst damage, instantly taking down Nuclear's stunned Kai'Sa!

Keep in mind that Graves had been farming jungle monsters for 25 minutes and had taken countless minions from Pantheon, so his equipment had reached three items, with Black Cleaver and Duskblade in hand, and his armor penetration was at its maximum.

It would be strange if a fragile Kai'Sa survived after taking so much AoE damage from Kennen!
Wang Yao's Graves came down so suddenly.

Kai'Sa was controlled by Kennen for a moment, but the next second she was shoved into the mouth by Graves' gun barrel and instantly vaporized on the spot!

"They're dead! They're dead! The enemy ADC is dead! Kennen and Graves' entry instantly melted the enemy ADC Kai'Sa. EDG won this team fight!"

Miller's speech quickened as he watched Kennen and Graves's devastating team fight.

The doll was also shocked: "Wow! What? Graves' burst damage is too high! He melted Kai'Sa in a second, and that's such a big ADC!"

However, Kai'Sa's instant elimination had even more serious consequences, as DWG's formation was torn apart and scattered.

(End of this chapter)