My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 282 If you play it this way, then nobody should play it.

In the minutes following Deft's Flash, DRX failed to establish any effective rhythm.

BeryL dared not give up roaming with his AD carry. Under the threat of the robot, not only him, but even the jungler Pyosik was somewhat tied to the bottom lane.

This situation continued until both teams' top, mid, and jungle players reached level six, not because their team compositions underwent any qualitative change at level six.

It is level six.

Luo Ji has already begun to harbor murderous intentions towards Kingen on the other side.

The previous laning phase.

Although he was putting pressure on Kingen's Camille, it always stopped at a round-robin exchange of blows, and he never went all in.

And people.

They are the kind of people who never learn from their mistakes.

After Luo Ji used Q to break through the opening and then pulled away, Camille hit a minion with Q, and immediately used E to kick the wall, stunning Fiora in place, while also unleashing her second true damage kick.

"he died."

From the audience seats, Zeus suddenly spoke.

The teammate next to her was stunned at first, and then saw on the screen that Fiora, who had recovered from the control, immediately used her ultimate skill [Grand Challenge] to stick to Camille.

This moment.

Kingen's narrowed eyes widened again.

It was just a normal back-and-forth exchange of energy, so why did they suddenly unleash their ultimate move this time?

Does he think he can kill me?
On the playing field.

Just as Luo Ji decisively unleashed his ultimate move, his next action was as swift and fluid as flowing water.

The weakness right in front of you is the basic attack.

Q is a flaw near the lower wall.

Move out a little, and fire the third shot, leaving an open space.

Followed by.

Camille's escape position just happened to expose his back door, allowing him to land the final hit.

There is no such thing as breaking four targets in one second.

However, the successive attacks on the four weaknesses appeared extremely smooth in terms of visual effect, and the speed was even beyond everyone's imagination.

The lotus blossoms in an instant!
A massive healing array appeared in front of DRX's top lane turret, and this four-hit combo even scared Camille into using Flash.

"???"

"So fast!"

"But the damage isn't enough."

"How come other people's fourth breakthrough is so fast, but mine seems to be breaking through every second?"

on site.

Countless audience members gasped in surprise.

And on the screen.

The Fiora's pursuit continues.

Although he used Flash, Kingen stopped once he entered the turret's range, and everyone thought that was the end of it.

result.

But they discovered that Luo Ji was continuing to control the Sword Maiden forward.

Basic attack, Q dash.

As Luo Ji charged into the turret's range, he was naturally targeted by DRX's outer turret.

During this period, the turrets dealt exceptionally high damage to players.

Seeing that they had their father's support.

After entering the tower, Kingen, protected by his newly spawned passive shield, used a synchronized QA combo followed by a second Q to pull the enemy out. Both of them had almost no health left, but Fiora undoubtedly had more health.

But only a little.

has it ended?

As the two began to separate, the audience, who had been on edge the whole time, finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Can be biased.

And then, in the very next second...

On the screen, Fiora unleashed another QEAW combo from the absolute limit!

And Kingen is his counterpart.

He manipulated Camille to follow Fiora's movements and trajectory, and while using Q in an open space, he used the speed boost provided by Q and some small movements to successfully dodge Lawrence's Mind's Eye.

It worked!
Kingen shouted in his heart.

E【Hook lock】

The second part of Q is about to be activated, and there is a wall almost right next to me that I can use. After hooking the wall with E skill, the second part can be launched instantly.

As long as the Fiora gets stunned.

The second stage of Q can successfully inflict true damage by kicking out on its own.

This wave.

It's their own desperate counterattack!
The moment Camille unleashed her second kick, on the screen, the speed of Fiora, controlled by Luo Ji, seemed to suddenly drop to zero.

just.

Even at this point, from his perspective as a player, there was no sign of impatience on his part; rather, it seemed as if he had been waiting for this moment from the very beginning.

As Camille landed her kick, at the very moment when both models almost overlapped, she finally used her Flash.

The screen was under Luo Ji's gaze.

It was as if everything had slowed down.

"Shh!"

A quick flash backwards caused Camille to not only miss her kick upon landing, but also prevented the second part of her Q from reaching its full range.

On the contrary, it was this stiffness.

This made his weakness near the Fiora's position truly his biggest "weak point".

QA [Sky-Piercing Slash] followed by an attack that exploits an opening.

A fadeaway jumper!?
A near-perfect comeback unfolded in the blink of an eye before the stunned audience at the scene and viewers in the live stream!

When they belatedly reflected on this solo kill, they discovered that Luo Ji was deliberately creating the image of selling blood after each successful exchange of blows.

Until.

The final kill.

V5's Mebius killed DRX's Kingen.
First blood, secured!
Holy crap, 666666!

[Does anyone even know what it means to be the world's best top laner? (hands on hips)]

[Chinese top laners have really made something of themselves; they're beating up a bunch of LCK top laners at Worlds.]

[As expected, the semifinals were practically the finals. DRX's strength was nowhere near that of T1 in the semifinals.]

This wave of kills.

This means the snowball effect in the top lane has completely turned around, and it also means that Karsa can perfectly control the first Herald in the top lane with almost no effort.

Yes. It's like saying...

BeryL's strategy of quickly reaching level 6 as a support was successfully rendered useless in this game.

“Pyosik, take the dragon.”

After sighing, BeryL started calling for his jungler.

Since the Vanguard's loss is a foregone conclusion, we should at least not let our side suffer too much loss. Taking the Dragon can help mitigate the damage, and we can also roam to the mid lane to put some pressure on them.

The resource group from ten minutes ago.

The match ended with each side securing one canyon resource.

DRX gets the dragon first.

V5 acquired the Vanguard later, and both sides seemed to have tacitly agreed to it, without interfering with each other in any way.

BeryL really didn't want to make this exchange.

He even felt that they could skip taking the first elemental dragon and instead focus on pressuring the opponent in the bottom lane to gain some turret plating.

unfortunately
The early game pace was too fast.

Since they chose to take the dragon first, DRX has no choice but to grit their teeth and continue playing the fast dragon strategy.

A few minutes later.

With the spawning of the second elemental dragon.

DRX has finally started its first wave of alliances.

They called back Kingen, the top laner. The appearance of Camille was unexpected by almost all V5 players, because at the same time, Luo Ji's Fiora was still pushing the top lane.

This means the opposing team is planning to trade outer towers for map resources.

"Since we're already collapsing, why not just pick Camille to protect the team's development? BeryL is quite decisive."

lounge.

Nofe crossed his legs while sitting, and the gathering of the five players gave DRX a vision advantage in this wave.

Bard is there.

If Karsa tries to contest, Bard could easily initiate with his ultimate.

"But has he forgotten that switching lines to create a player advantage is something we've already exhausted?"

in the screen.

Seeing DRX's five players regroup, Karsa didn't panic for a moment about the loss of the Elemental Dragon.

On the contrary
After quickly traveling to the upper half of the map, they managed to release the first Rift Herald they had secured earlier, just in time for the last bit of time remaining.

"Boohoo!"

Listening to the sound of the Rift Herald being released, but not seeing the Rift Herald appear in the mid or bottom lane.

BeryL quickly realized that Karsa might have placed him in the top half of the map, sending the Rift Herald to the top lane.

Normally.

Vanguards are mostly placed in the middle lane because placing them on the side lanes can easily cause the advantages that have been hard-won on the side lanes to be lost.

Simply put, it means you're behind in gold and can't completely dominate your opponent.

The other lanes won't be affected by having one more person. When you enter the jungle, you can only sneak in jungle camps and you still have to worry about being ganked by two opponents. However, if the turret is there, the enemy top laner will have to come back to lane against you, so your advantage will always be there.

Unlike releasing the vanguard, which would immediately liberate the enemy top laner without a tower.

But right now.

It's obvious to everyone that DRX intends to have Camille play a sacrificial role to feed the others' development.

Row.

If you play like this, then nobody should play.

Dude, I'll raise a gigantic big brother for you!
"After securing the dragon, rush straight up; this vanguard can reach the second tower!"

"Should we just run up there?"

"But V5"

"It's alright, I have a portal, I can get there in time."

This wave.

BeryL can accept the top lane second turret being damaged, but cannot accept it being destroyed.

If it gets broken.

If V5 suddenly assembles again, it won't be in a hurry; instead, it will comfortably engage in a tug-of-war with itself.

then.

Let Fiora carry them all the way to their high ground.

Just imagining that scene sends chills down BeryL's spine.

No!

We must stop it!
We must stop them!

After securing the elemental dragon, DRX quickly rotated to the top lane, but just as they reached the mid lane, they were met with a sudden attack from V5.

This time, it wasn't a teleportation.

Instead, the robot successfully used its Q skill, "Mechanical Claw," from a distance of 1050 yards.

front.

In order to successfully secure the second elemental dragon and to see if they could lure V5 out to engage in a team fight, DRX used up almost all of their vision.

They were hunters back then.

And V5 is clearly their prey.

But now the situation has reversed.

They had to pass through the mid lane, where V5 had set up a vision defense, to get to the top half of the map. This caused their roles to be reversed, with the prey becoming the hunter and the hunter becoming the prey.

PPGOD has successfully become a proud fishing enthusiast.

Can't go wrong.

The hot streak after two victories, and the wealth of experience gained from countless ranked games.

This hook.

The moment the hook was released, PPGOD felt an overwhelming sense of familiarity.

Angle, feel, touch.

Perfect.

"Hey~"

The blue grappling hook struck, unexpectedly pulling Vi, who was halfway through her DRX journey, back.

R [Silence]

E [Knockback]

The Ice Maiden and Sejuani, who were on the side, promptly provided control.

From beginning to end.

Pyosik, who was controlling Vi, couldn't even press a single skill button before gloriously collapsing under V5's series of combo attacks.

BeryL, the sky has fallen.

(End of this chapter)