You've only been playing for half a year, and you've already reached the finals?

Chapter 134 Time Bomb
"JDG Phi killed DWG Ghost!"

After killing the person, Ming Jing immediately turned to Kai Run.

Canyon's Hecarim still had Ghost, and should have been chasing EZ and dealing massive damage. However, Karma's RQ slowed him down, which limited his damage output. Leona alone couldn't keep EZ from being caught, and could only watch as EZ slipped back to the tower with a third of his health!

"Beautiful!" Miller couldn't help but roar. "They killed Ghost and escaped! That was a huge win!"

The cheers from the audience grew louder and louder, and Wawa couldn't help but clench her fists, exclaiming, "This Q is really tricky!"

After slipping away, Mingjing, not content with just stirring things up, pressed T, revealing the EDG team logo above his head, creating a truly entertaining moment.

Even though he had made it to the finals as a mercenary for JDG, Mingjing never forgot that he was a member of EDG.
Inside the EDG club, the youth academy players and the first team's starting lineup all laughed when they saw the team logo above EZ's head.

Rounding up, it's roughly equivalent to them also making it to the World Championship.

At this moment, the number of comments in the live stream also surged!
Holy crap, this Q is awesome!

[The insidious Q-slot penetration!]

[How could someone throw out a Q like that? Xiao Fei is definitely a despicable person!]

Canyon is about to explode!

Canyon is definitely on the verge of a mental breakdown.

I spent ages camping in the bottom lane, but I didn't catch anyone, and one of my teammates even died!
What the hell is this?

And it's obvious that the enemy Nidalee has already entered her own jungle and is clearing out the monsters that just spawned in her top side!
Being invaded in the lower half of the jungle was already bad enough, but now another half of the jungle has been invaded, which is almost a devastating blow to a jungle carry!

Hecarim could have held his own against Nidalee in the late game, but now he's practically out of the game!
However, Ghost was sensible. He knew he couldn't let his wild daddy down, so after returning to the fountain, he simply asked Canyon to push the bottom lane over.

However, this also makes the CS difference in the bottom lane even greater.

Including this death, the policewoman has returned home three times in seven minutes.

"59 CS to 34 CS in the bot lane" - Wawa couldn't help but laugh at this CS difference: "To be honest, if Caitlyn only has this few CS in six minutes, she was basically silent for the first thirty minutes, right?"

A hero that is strong in the early game but weak in the mid-game, if he is beaten like this in the early game, won't he be even more useless in the mid-game?
"And most importantly, it affects the jungler." My cousin looked at the time and said, "Canyon lost two jungle camps in the bottom lane, and the Rift Herald is about to spawn, so he won't have time to reach level six."

My cousin's calculations were accurate. In the first round of jungle swapping, Canyon cleared all seven camps, but in the second round, Nidalee stole half of them, leaving him with only two camps. Now, in the third round, it's even worse; he hasn't even started clearing camps yet, and Nidalee has already stolen them again.
With only one minute left before the Vanguard event, even if Centaur takes the bottom route to level up to level 5, it will be difficult for him to reach level 6 in time for the Vanguard event!

But on the other hand, the Nidalee is a different story.

For more than seven minutes, Nidalee didn't waste a single moment, farming non-stop from start to finish, farming jungle camps, tower diving, and controlling dragons. She had so many resources that it was unbelievable.

It's fortunate that it's Nidalee; if it were another jungle carry like Graves or Kindred, they might not be able to clear all of these things!

At this rate of development, Nidalee might be able to reach level 7 directly in the Vanguard!
How can a level 5 player engage a level 7 enemy team? The damage difference in Smite is 60 points between the two sides!
Soon, eight minutes later, the Vanguard respawned.

JDG used the same strategy as in the first game. After Green Hair helped Ming Jing push the lane, he rotated to the mid lane in advance to solo gain experience from the mid lane tower.

Actually, Karma's upgrade to level 6 isn't a huge improvement, but it doesn't stop him from getting a level 6. Of course, the more cards in your hand, the better.

DWG considered engaging in a team fight, but simply couldn't muster the courage to face it head-on, so they had to give up.

Kennen and Orianna are indeed powerful in small skirmishes, with a very high theoretical ceiling, but the opposing Malphite is no pushover either.
If the Stone Dog manages to hit two or three enemies, then it's basically time to prepare for the next round.

"The Red Legion killed the Rift Herald!"

The news of the vanguard's death resounded throughout the arena, and JDG's bot lane advantage once again affected the overall situation, rendering DWG's proud solo lanes meaningless.

An excellent draft, coupled with the stable performance of the bot lane, left DWG's players with no outlet for their skills, and they were repeatedly defeated by Mingjing!

At the eleven-minute mark, the Rift Herald was released in the bottom lane, smashing through the bottom tower which already had only half its health remaining.

At this moment, the camera switched to the top lane, where Centaur and Kennen launched a gank on Malphite.

Unfortunately, Malphite is a champion who can survive. The presence of Mercury's Treads caused a break in Kennen and Hecarim's control chain. Then, Malphite used Flash and his ultimate to return to the tower and save his life!
The camera then switched to the bottom lane, where JDG's bottom laner and jungler trio secured another Earth Dragon.

At the start, JDG had a Wind Dragon and an Earth Dragon, but these two dragons didn't provide much of a boost. However, after eliminating these two incorrect options, they were able to secure a powerful Dragon Soul!

"The sea teems with life!"

The canyon terrain undergoes a dramatic change at this moment. The newly sprouted greenery and the extra grass indicate that the dragon soul attribute for this game has been determined to be water!

For JDG's poke composition, the Water Dragon, which provides massive healing, is undoubtedly a huge boost, making the pressure on DWG even greater!
Beryl ruthlessly abandoned the female police officer and started roaming with the jungler.

Fortunately, Beryl, the support player, does have some clever ideas, and his roaming often yields good results. At 15 minutes, Leona and Hecarim seized the opportunity when JDG's vision was lacking. The two sneaked into JDG's top jungle in the dark and ambushed for 20 seconds. Sure enough, they caught Greenmao, who was there to provide vision, helping the team secure their first kill and taking control of the second Rift Herald!
With two forwards, DWG has become more relaxed in its decision-making.

At 17 minutes, another water dragon spawned. JDG naturally cherished this dragon, as it was key to their snowballing. Everyone grouped up in advance at the dragon pit to contest vision.

However, DWG was only pretending to fight for the towers, but in reality, they had already set their sights on the defensive towers.

Taking advantage of JDG's dragon control, they released the Rift Herald in the mid lane and destroyed two towers in a row. At the same time, Nuguri also destroyed the top tower in the top lane. Through the economic benefits of the three towers, they directly narrowed the economic gap back to within two thousand!

Although JDG possesses the three dragons of wind, earth, and water, their combat power is negligible until they collect enough dragon souls!

"In other words, the team fight strength of both sides is actually about the same right now!" Miller said seriously. "So JD Gaming's players must be careful! They absolutely cannot let DWG find an opportunity!"

JDG also shared this idea.

Looking at the kills, tower destruction, and last-hitting of both sides, Ming Jing could roughly calculate that their current lead was not actually that large.

In addition, the opposing team has teamfight killers like Kennen and Orianna, so if they don't play well, things could really go wrong.

"Just wait for the next wave of dragons," Ming Jing said. "Back then, I'll have a Trinity Force and be invincible."

EZ's strongest power spike is around 20 minutes, when he has Manamune and Trinity Force.

At this stage, EZ is the strongest AD carry, bar none, even surpassing Bloodthirster Draven in strength.

The current power spike coincides perfectly with the Dragon Team's current strength, and Mingjing is confident that he has the ability to dominate team battles.

"However," Mingjing began, "make sure you have good visibility!"

In this BO5 series, they have already suffered too many losses due to vision issues, and Mingjing does not want this crucial team fight to fall apart because of vision problems.

Green Hair nodded seriously at this moment.

At the same time, in DWG's voice chat, several people were also betting their victory on the upcoming Dragon Soul team fight.

"Let's go ward first," Beryl said calmly. "Good vision means we can win team fights!"

Both sides are placing extraordinary importance on vision at this moment, and have already begun the battle for vision control.

JDG practically had all their wards on the team, and with Nidalee and Trap as support, they practically lit up the entire bottom river area!

From the commentary booth, Mingkai looked at JDG's true sight ward array from God's perspective and nodded in satisfaction.

It's clear that JDG recognized the team's vision problem, so they specifically strengthened it.

Even from his God-like perspective, he couldn't see any flaws!
As long as vision control is on track, my cousin believes that this Dragon Soul team fight should be a sure thing, given EZ's power spike.

But at that moment, the director suddenly turned the camera on Beryl's Japanese girl.

At this moment, Beryl is crouching deep in JDG's top jungle area, playing a long game.

Because both sides were making preparations for the dragon, the vision in the top jungle area was almost zero.

A wave of mid-lane minions was slowly passing in front of the second tower, escorted by JDG's heroes all the way to the opponent's mid-lane second tower.

No sooner had the minion wave passed than Beryl seemed to have gained supernatural insight, stepping out of the jungle and crossing directly across JDG's second mid-lane tower into JDG's bottom half of the map!

Seeing this, the cousin was slightly taken aback, then suddenly realized something was wrong.

Prior to this, Mingkai believed that JDG's vision control in this round was impenetrable and without any flaws.

After all, the entire lower river channel had been illuminated.

However, after seeing Beryl's strategy, my cousin suddenly realized that he was wrong.

JDG's second mid-lane tower was destroyed long ago, which created an additional entry point in the jungle that could be used for infiltration: the entrance to the outer tower on the left side of F6!
So Beryl was very bold and chose to sneak in through the dark, taking a long detour from the Ueno area!
This route is undoubtedly very bold. If JDG happens to have placed a ward here, then their act of going deep behind enemy lines is no different from feeding the enemy!
But he made the right bet.

At this point, the entrance is indeed completely dark.

Even from a god-like perspective, Mingkai couldn't see the flaw, but Beryl, as someone directly involved, successfully discovered it.

Watching the Leona use her scanner to sneak into the bottom jungle, circle around, and place a crucial control ward in the bush opposite the red buff camp, my cousin's expression completely changed.

Because he knew that this unknown true sight was like a time bomb that would definitely explode in the Dragon Soul team, causing fatal damage to JDG!

(End of this chapter)