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Chapter 15 He hates everything related to Masto!

Di Wu's somewhat perverse provocation sent chills down Xiao Huasheng's spine.

Once he enters the game, Di Wu seems to be a little different?

That's completely different from that gentle and delicate style!

"Gnik, can I come straight to mid lane and tower dive? I think I can get a kill? What do you think?" Peanut asked somewhat awkwardly.

With Kassadin's health at this level, he has no intention of going back to base. He can clear the wolves and quickly reach level 3, then come to the mid lane to make plays.

If I pick Sejuani this game, I'll definitely focus on ganking and helping my teammates.

"No need to be so formal, Wanghu. Where we're from, men call each other 'brother' and women 'mom'!"

"Oh, is that so?" Little Peanut nodded involuntarily.

There are significant differences in the concept of seniority between the two countries, but I quite like the feeling of equality that LPL provides.

"You can jump over, but you'd better just use Q-Flash, I can follow up with damage immediately!"

Di Wu, holding a hammer-shaped weapon, feigned a step towards the bottom half of the table. Angle, seeing this, assumed Di Wu wanted to coordinate with Peanut to move to the bottom half.
"Huanfeng, be careful! He's heading towards the bottom lane. Peanut might be going to the bottom lane!"

"Ok?"

As soon as Angle finished speaking, Huanfeng in the bottom lane had already retreated to the turret.

???

Holy crap, what a speed at which you retreated!?
It felt like when Huanfeng retreated, the hero was holding down "shift".

Huanfeng's lips curled up slightly. "In terms of retreat speed alone, you can't match me."

Just as Angel breathed a sigh of relief, Peanut, carrying the blue buff, swaggered out from the narrow passage between his bottom jungle and the first and second towers.

what?
Before he could react, Peanut flicked his W whip and used Q-Flash to knock Kassadin into the air.

Jayce on the side activated his W and immediately flashed forward with Sky Leap to hammer him, then countered with an AE to push Kassadin away and switch to his cannon.

Without even needing to enhance his basic attack, he unleashed an EQ cross-door cannon shot.

"LGD Gnik has killed SN Angle!"

"Two Flashes!"

Angle stared at the black and white screen in front of him with a troubled expression. How could Peanut have circled around him from this position?
"Holy crap, Piggy Girl is here to see me!" Angle's body trembled slightly.

I thought Di Wu's style would be supportive, and I wouldn't have too much pressure laning against him.

But you only really feel it when you actually play against Jayce; Kassadin has a really hard time laning against Jayce.

Furthermore, Peanut didn't apply pressure to SN's bot lane when they were clearly exposed, but instead went to the mid lane.
Gnik and Peanut are such a good match!
It's actually a good thing I didn't use Flash. Even if I had used Flash at that health, I might still have been killed. Having Flash saved me.
We can deliver in the next batch!

K God was already a bit off guard: "Holy crap! Angle's less than half health and he still wants to stay in lane? Is Kassadin some kind of tanky champion?"

"And why didn't you use Flash? Didn't you realize what was happening?!"

Oh no, oh no! If LGD wins, it will be great, and Diwu will have won his first battle. But if LGD wins, and it's still Gnik carrying the team, I can't accept that.

His synergy with Peanut is that good? He's only been with LGD for a few days? Have they played any scrims?
The chat in K's live stream is already generating some buzz.

"Holy crap, Gnik's been transformed? Jess's skin is so smooth!"

"Crystal Bro, Crystal Bro, why aren't you playing pro with Gnik anymore?"

"Even though you can't play professionally anymore, you can still do a talent show! Slurping noodles through your nostrils!"

"Gnik is no ordinary creature; he becomes King the moment he encounters LGD!"

"I finally understand, Godv's arrow that flew in the opposite direction was aimed at Gnik!"

Even Kramer, who is usually quiet, couldn't help but exclaim in LGD's voice chat: "Brother Di! Beautiful!! Nice! Oppa~"

"Alright, alright, that's getting a bit disgusting!" Di Wu shook his head, not intending to stop there.

The mid laner can choose to farm and take a layer of turret plating, since they have Teleport to return to lane, but
"Wanghu, come with me! Lies, stop eating the noodles and just have a bag of Sofm!" Lies was about to say something, but seeing Peanut following closely behind Diwujies, he shut his mouth.

They decisively abandoned the minion wave in front of them and headed towards their own lower jungle, where the three of them immediately formed an encirclement.

Sofm, who was farming the blue buff at that moment, saw Jayce coming from the mid lane and Kennen disappearing from the top lane and immediately sensed that something was wrong.

This Jayce player is so greedy! He even wanted to help Peanut defend the top half of the jungle. Did he want to lose half of the jungle's jungle monsters for nothing?

Sofm couldn't help but look troubled. "We've all been teammates with K, don't go too far, Gnik!"

“You have to go, Sofm!” biubiu reminded Sofm.

However, Kennen, Jayce, and Sejuani had already started flanking from both sides, and Trundle is a hero without any mobility.

The troll used an AQ Smite to take the blue buff first, intending to break through Kennen's side head-on, since LGD's mid and jungle players don't have Flash.

But as soon as he took a step and saw Kennen coming from the blue buff to the river entrance, he immediately turned back.

There are fruits!
He suddenly remembered that there were fruits behind the blue buff that could bounce over.

The next moment, Sejuani and Jayce were already bounced over by the Blast Fruit.

Sofm immediately tried to Flash over the wall. The enemy team didn't have much crowd control, and he could use Sejuani's Q to block her with his pillar. Kennen needed to stack his passive to stun him.

From this position, I can Flash between the Blue Buff and the Wolves, then use W to speed up and move away. Kassadin has already respawned and teleported away.

Angle was just right to come and help him.

The moment he used Flash seemed like a cruel joke of fate!
Just as Sofm flashed away, Jayce swung his hammer.

From a god-like perspective, the troll flashed over the wall, and Jayce slammed it towards Kennen.

???

"Huh? What happened? It seems like Jayce broke the Troll's Flash?" Miller was taken aback.

The troll had clearly used Flash, and even for a moment had passed over the wall, but Jayce's E skill seemed to be a dimensional hammer.

The troll, who had flashed over the wall, was hammered back.

Sofm was stunned. Jayce's E skill priority... Oh no! Flash is gone... I can't escape!

Kennen charged in with his E active, and Sejuani joined the fray as his three-stack passive fully stunned the enemy. Even Trundle, who had some tankiness in the early game, couldn't withstand the combined attack of the three.

Jayce leaped high into the air with his Sky Leap, and with a powerful hammer blow, he took down the troll and removed his double buffs.

"Killing spree!"

The sound effects of a massacre rang out, and the double buffs flashing on Jayce's body were enough to make Angle somewhat desperate.

Jess went home and immediately pulled out a serrated dagger and two longswords.

With the double buffs on him, Kassadin would be guilty of anything if he even glanced at Jayce.

K-God was already wiping sweat in the live stream: "What's this Vietnamese guy doing? He gave it to me openly? Did he peek at my live stream during the match?"

"Kids don't know their own strength!" Rhythm, barely suppressing a smile, comforted K, "Try to understand!"

Their live stream chat was filled with question marks.

"Even among K's teammates, there are differences!"

"What can we do? Think about it, G-Emperor is with the deceased Master, and Sofm is with K-God!"

"That kid went too far. Is this how you hit a senior?!"

"Emperor G is so hateful, he hates everything related to Master!"

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(End of this chapter)