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"Hiss..." Wawa watched as EDG's base exploded, feeling that the league might be about to experience a major upheaval, as if EDG had suddenly collapsed.

Is it really because he lost a game and his form completely disappeared?
The junior student was actually killed by Zita, and it was LeBlanc who killed him.

"Zz1tai... this Hextech Gunblade LeBlanc is really something. She seems to have a lot of healing and strong wave clear. She's constantly putting pressure on EDG's top and bottom lanes, so they don't dare to push the lanes." Miller adjusted his glasses and analyzed with a serious expression.

Rita finally found a chance to interject, nodding and adding, "Yes, Zz1tai's LeBlanc is amazing. His Hextech Gunblade build is really well-intentioned. I thought he made a mistake when I saw him build a Long Sword."

These words resonated with the viewers in the live stream and at the venue, who all nodded in agreement.

Indeed, many people initially thought that LeBlanc had made a mistake with her equipment. You can't possibly play AD LeBlanc, right?
Even though LeBlanc has been nerfed so much, this is still too outrageous. How could she possibly pull off such an antics on the competitive stage?

The result was that the technology gun was successfully built, and the effect was truly remarkable.

They just mindlessly come in to exchange health, and then easily replenish their health again with the help of minions.

This resulted in Ryze having too low a health bar, making it impossible for him to lane effectively.

Then, once the pink-haired girl comes over, she can easily tower dive and kill the enemy.

Once the mid and jungle players get into rhythm, the game is already pretty much in the bag.

Regardless, League of Legends is all about playing the mid and jungle to control the tempo.

Once the midfielder takes the lead, the game becomes much easier.

Even if the bottom lane made a few mistakes, it didn't have a big impact. In the end, Snake Esports had the last laugh and easily won the game.

The moment the camera focused on the factory manager taking off his headphones, the chat in the live stream exploded.

[That's it? I thought you guys were some kind of tough player, but you got beaten like bots by Zz1tai!]

[Hilarious! Last week, Zz1tai got completely destroyed by Unreal's LeBlanc in ranked games. Didn't any of you see that? Unreal's LeBlanc build was Hextech Gunblade and Lich Bane, and now a bunch of people are asking what Long Sword means. Isn't that a bit funny?]

[I don't understand, is Scout really that bad? He can't even beat Zz1tai, so how can he be considered Faker's successor?]

[Posture: Do you think I'm awesome?]

[What about Unreal Engine? Save them! Maybe bringing them up might have a miraculous effect!]

[You're overthinking it. Unreal Engine, that guy, even streamed himself playing CrossFire on his way to the competition. Someone who doesn't practice will lose even faster.]

That's right. If Unreal ever gets to play, it's like giving up entirely.

EDG fans in the live stream felt very unhappy when they saw these sarcastic remarks, but they couldn't find any reason to refute them.

Because EDG really played terribly.

We can only hope to turn things around in the later matches. Losing one game isn't a big deal, as long as we win the final match.

In the EDG backstage lounge, everyone hung their heads like defeated prisoners, and the atmosphere had truly plummeted to freezing point.

Abu's expression was also very unpleasant.

His tone was hurried and angry: "What are you guys playing? Why are you playing so abstractly? Mingkai, what's wrong with your vision in the jungle? Why is it all black? It's like your backyard has been turned into a playground by the fans."

The factory manager kept his head down and didn't say anything, just silently wiping his face with wet wipes.

Quickstar simply closed the tactical board in his hand.

Staring at the silent Scout...

Scout hung his head at that moment, clearly realizing the problem; his Ryze performance in this game was indeed poor.

"Forget about the first game. The problem now is how to win this one. We have to adjust the draft and can't let Zz1tai get such comfortable assassin heroes again. Mingkai, you need to move around and can't let Sofm lead you by the nose anymore..." Quick Star knew that since the manager played the good cop, he had to play the bad cop.

Constant criticism will only worsen an already negative mindset.

Li Fan sat in the corner, simply observing the situation.

After all, it wasn't him who was going on the field...

This was also the first time he had ever seen a coach give motivational speeches in person.

At least after Quick Star said that, the atmosphere in the lounge improved considerably.

The factory manager even stood up and clapped to encourage everyone. "This game is still my fault. We didn't play well in the early game. We will definitely get back at them in the next game."

The second game began soon after.

The two players returned to their seats.

Zita glanced towards the EDG players' bench and inwardly sighed with regret.

Why is it still Scout? He's just too weak.

It doesn't matter, I'll continue to educate him.

Although EDG banned LeBlanc, they left SoFan's Kha'Zix open.

EDG backstage.

Abu's face was grim: "What exactly is wrong with Mingkai? Is there something wrong with his thinking?"

Five minutes later, Kha'Zix aggressively invaded the jungle. Clearlove's Jarvan IV was completely caught off guard and used his skills to kill jungle monsters, resulting in Kha'Zix catching him and killing him instantly.

Such a dreamlike scene... made Snake Esports fans stand up in excitement.

[4369? Why is the factory manager so incompetent he's practically oozing pus?]

[Hilarious! This kind of unreasonable invasion by saucy fans is really powerful!]

【Wait, what is Scout doing? His jungle has been invaded and he hasn't made a single move?】

The factory manager had a dark expression, and it was clear he was in a bad mood.

Sao Fen was beaming with pride. He was a pervert; once he was in a good mood, he would do some truly bizarre things.

At 11 minutes and 33 seconds, the mantis grabbed the target.

He actually knew that Saint Gun was the most normal one among them.

If you want to have better teamwork when ganking, go to the top lane.

The result did not disappoint him. Flandre's Poppy combo was perfect, and Camille was caught and killed. Kha'Zix jumped in and took down another person.

They then invaded the upper half of the map, causing the factory manager to lose another piece of territory.

At this point, the factory manager realized that he seemed to have gained some popularity.

Keep in mind that the upper jungle contains the F6 camp!
The more you play, the more anxious you get, and the worse you become.

They were completely led by the nose by the praying mantis.

This turned the game into a one-sided individual showcase for SofM.

In team fights, he even landed a quadra kill with a triple jump!

Leading his team to victory in 29 minutes, EDG was swept 2-0 by Snake!

To be honest, no one expected this result before the competition.

The live chat exploded, and the EDG fans in the audience couldn't sit still and started cursing...

In the post-match interview, the official organizers invited Zz1tai to be interviewed.

Luo Xin asked with a smile, "LeBlanc was heavily nerfed in this version. We'd like to know why you picked LeBlanc, and why you chose Hextech Gunblade and Lich Bane as your items?"

With a frown, Zita quickly glanced at the items from bottom to top. "Actually, it was because of a ranked game where I got crushed by a LeBlanc player using this build. Later, I looked it up and found out that the LeBlanc player was Unreal, the substitute mid laner for EDG. Since even a professional player could use it so well, I started researching the feasibility of this build."

"It turned out to be really good, a perfect fit for this version of LeBlanc..."

Luo Xin seemed to have discovered something incredible: "So, does that mean you learned your Enchantress skill from Unreal Engine?"

"Yes." After a moment of silence, he managed to utter this single word. He suddenly felt that Luo Xin wasn't so appealing anymore, and what kind of questions were she asking?

To mourn, to return to one's spirit.

"If I have the chance, I would still like to face Unreal on the field."

ps: Asking for monthly ticket
(End of this chapter)