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Chapter 84 Four against two! Military training ruler emperor!

Once the skill cooldowns were over, Scout's Galio made the first move, immediately closing in on Malzahar and activating his W taunt spell.

Then came the prince's EQ combo to knock the enemy away.

Crown Bro has given up the struggle and is too lazy to even use his Flash skill anymore.

Even if you use Flash, it won't make any difference.

What good will it do? You can dodge Galio's W taunt, but can you dodge Jarvan IV's EQ combo as well?
After EDG killed Malzahar, the kill was taken by Wang Yao's Varus.

Less than five minutes into the game, Wang Yao had already secured three kills, a fantastic start that drew cheers from the audience.

This huge advantage basically puts EDG in a winning position!
EDG has already stepped into the semifinals, and is just waiting for this battle to decide the outcome!
On the LCK commentary desk, CT and Roaring Emperor simultaneously let out a painful wail, "Aigoo... EDG still made a move on the bottom lane, their tower dive was too decisive!"

"There was nothing we could do. EDG forced Ambition to swap jungle camps right from the start, and EDG's bot lane duo already had a pushing advantage, so Ruler had no way to stop the minion wave from pushing into the tower."

The Roaring Emperor shook his head repeatedly. This EDG team's offensive and organizational capabilities far exceeded their expectations, and Samsung was completely unable to utilize their familiar tactics!

After this four-man gank on the second lane, SSG's bot lane and Crown's mid lane collapsed together.

Ambition could only focus his ganks on the top lane, trying to catch Mouse to mitigate the team's losses.

However, when Maokai faces Gnar in the top lane, although he can't gain lane priority, Gnar and Sejuani alone simply can't provide enough damage output, making a tower dive kill unrealistic.

Moreover, EDG's top laners are all experienced players who can withstand pressure and know how to make plays and counter-kill under the tower. Unless three SSG players come to surround Maokai, it is simply impossible to force a breakthrough against Maokai!

Master An dared not gamble with his withered development, so he could only continue farming in the jungle and looking for new opportunities later.

Lower route through the canyon.

Varus and Soraka have been upgraded to level 3, while Xayah and Lulu are still level 1.

With his level, experience, and equipment development lagging behind, Ruler has been forced to wear the Pain Mask by Wang Yao for three consecutive games. How can he possibly win this match?

Seeing Wang Yao's Varus almost pull out the Wit's End, Ruler felt even more tormented.

In this version, ADCs who rely on special effects usually build Wit's End first because it's cheap, quick to complete, and provides significant stat boosts.

In previous versions, Varus would prioritize Blade of the Ruined King as his first item.

However, the current version of Blade of the Ruined King has seen its price skyrocket from 3200 to 3400, which is the same price as Infinity Edge, but the equipment stats haven't improved much.

Moreover, the components of Blade of the Ruined King are all mediocre and cannot bring about a qualitative change for ADCs unless they are combined into the major component Blade of the Ruined King.

However, if Varus builds Wit's End first, which only costs a little over 2000 gold, he can gain an early equipment advantage, and with the added bonus of Ardent Censer, his team fight ability is also better.

In addition, Wit's End has built-in magic resistance, which can save Wang Yao some money on magic resistance items, and it is still useful in resisting SSG's mid-jungle AP heroes.

In conclusion, Wit's End is Varus's best first item choice, both in terms of its speed of item completion and its attribute bonuses.

"Kshine is about to build his first item now. EDG is playing very smoothly in this game, which is completely different from the difficult situation in the second game!"

Miller on stage barely contained his excitement. With such a huge lead in the early game, it was almost a certainty that EDG would advance to the semifinals!
After all, EDG has never had a game where they were ahead but were turned around in the S7 World Championship this year!

This EDG team is incredibly stable!
At this moment, Sect Leader An on the field was quite anxious.

SSG is on the verge of elimination, but his jungler failed to step up immediately.

Logically, if the bot lane gets ganked, his first instinct should be to gank the top lane and succeed, or at least force the enemy Maokai to use some of his summoner spells. But right now, his Sejuani is completely lost, making it difficult for him to gank or do anything on any lane.

The Sejuani + Malzahar mid-jungle combo in the early game had virtually no damage output and couldn't secure any kills.

Moreover, once EDG gains an advantage, they will definitely set up more vision control.

In the last game, EDG suffered from a lack of vision, and they will definitely not repeat the same mistake in this game. This means that it will be very difficult for SSG to turn the tide by ganking!

But more importantly...

It seems that Master An's lower jungle is beyond repair.

Relying on the advantage of his mid and bottom lanes, the factory manager still insisted on continuing to exchange bottom jungle areas with Ambition.

The advantage of doing this is that EDG can continuously put pressure on Samsung's bot lane duo, forcing Ruler to play defensively under the tower and watch the minion wave continue to push into the tower.

Master An really didn't have a solution to this.

After all, EDG's mid and bot lanes had lane priority, and both lanes were under the control of the opposing team. If Clearlove's Jarvan IV wanted to force his way into his jungle, SSG really had no way to stop him.

To avoid falling behind in level, Master An had no choice but to go to the upper half of the map and quietly farm jungle monsters to level up.

But doing so would essentially be handing over your own bottom lane to the enemy.

However, EDG didn't really pay much attention to Maokai in the top lane in this game, so Ambition could have chosen to push and break through Mouse in the top lane.

However, the situations on the upper and lower routes are quite different.

SSG's squishy bot lane duo of Xayah and Lulu is doomed if EDG teams up to tower dive them.

However, it's not so easy for Gnar and Sejuani to tower dive and kill a tanky Maokai. Even if you add Malzahar, it's not guaranteed to succeed.

Furthermore, as the Tree's experience level increases, the threat that SSG poses to the Tree will decrease.

Besides, who would want to eat a tank every day...?

Soon, when the game had lasted for a little over 6 minutes, EDG, as expected, once again chose to target Ruler in the bottom lane!

This time, both the factory manager's Prince and the junior's Galio have reached level 6!
This unruly midfield duo has finally entered a period of strong performance.

The factory manager, Prince, first came to the bottom lane, where Wang Yao's Varus was responsible for leading Soraka to forcefully push the minion wave forward.

Samsung's bot lane is currently in trouble because while the Xayah + Lulu combination has a tiny bit of wave clear ability, it's really only a tiny bit...

Ruler's Xayah was completely unable to stop Wang Yao and Meiko's minion wave push.

They could only watch helplessly as the minion wave pushed into the tower in the bottom lane, and then another fierce prince emerged from behind them!
This time, it was Meiko's Soraka who took the initiative, using her long-range E skill to silence Ruler's Xayah.

In this way, Ruler is unable to use any of his skills.

If you rely solely on movement and positioning, Ruler can't dodge Jarvan IV's skill and can only watch as Clearlove's Jarvan IV uses an EQ combo to knock him into the air!

"Damn it... this wave is going to blow up the lane again."

Ruler was on the verge of tears, his hands on the keyboard and mouse had stopped moving.

(End of this chapter)