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In stage 2-1, you can directly acquire seven Ice Birds.

This kind of card dealing is hardly a hint; it's practically shoving cards into your mouth.

That alone wouldn't be so bad. Anivia and Caitlyn are similar in nature. They have top-tier single-target burst damage in the early game, but they can't be relied on as main DPS in the late game.

However, the artifact directly buffed Luden, instantly and completely changing its nature.

Relying on Anivia's explosive single-target damage, combined with Luden's Echo's splash effect, a single skill can wipe out the entire enemy team.

The strategy for this game is already clear: Freyjafjalla and Anivia as the main carry.

Ye Fan bought all the ice birds in the store without hesitation.

At this point, the team composition consists of only a one-star Jarvan IV, a two-star Anivia, and a one-star Sona.

The overall quality of the pieces is not particularly outstanding.

Fortunately, Anivia's equipment configuration is almost perfect, with a Spear of Shojin, Luden's Echo, and a useless Needlessly Large Rod.

As long as the opponent doesn't have a bunch of two or three two-star pieces clustered together, the game is basically a guaranteed win.

Anivia's single-target finishing ability is never just talk.

The match has officially begun.

The opponent's overall piece quality was slightly better than Ye Fan's, but the difference was not significant.

After all, in the early stages, no one would choose to spend money to cheat.

The opponent's four-unit lineup: two-star Rumble, one-star Lulu, one-star Jarvan IV, and one-star Teemo.

The choice of Wild Growth as the rune enhancement option clearly indicates an intention to go for the Yordle system.

The pieces from both sides clashed and became entangled in a fierce battle.

A two-star Rambo's tankiness is something a one-star Prince simply cannot match.

The prince's health dropped by more than half rapidly, while Rambo was almost unharmed.

Fortunately, the prince activated his skill just as he was about to fall, raising his military flag in the center of the chessboard and providing the entire team with a high attack speed bonus.

Icebird cast a spell to freeze, and a fierce ice spike hurtled straight at Rambo.

One hit instantly cut Rambo's health in half.

After the front row was lost, the enemy's back row pieces launched a surprise attack on Ye Fan's back row.

Rumble's fire breath burned the backline, and with Lulu and Teemo's consecutive attacks, Sona was instantly killed.

Ice Bird's health is also dropping rapidly.

Fortunately, Anivia has very low mana, which, combined with the mana regeneration effect of the Azure Dragon Blade and the bonus from the two Oracles synergy, makes her even stronger.

The second skill was ready in an instant.

Snapped--

Another ice spike struck Rambo precisely.

Rambo, whose health was already at rock bottom, was instantly killed.

The moment Rumble dies, Luden's Echo splash damage is fully triggered.

The damage swept across all other pieces on the board.

The enemy's back row consisted entirely of one-star squishy characters with low health, and they were wiped out in an instant.

When the result of the match was announced, the opposing player was stunned.

The screen kept displaying question marks.

The two skills wiped out the entire field, completely overturning his understanding of Teamfight Tactics gameplay.

He never knew that Anivia's damage could be so terrifying, even though she was positioned as a single-target damage hero.

Ye Fan paid no attention to the other party's doubts, his gaze remaining fixed on the game.

In round 2-2, two princes appeared in the shop in succession, and Ye Fan immediately took them, successfully upgrading the princes to two stars.

With the front line's tankiness completely secured, no more surprises will occur in subsequent matches.

The progress reaches 2-3, and the population automatically increases to level four.

Ye Fan added a Neeko to the field, creating a two-guardian synergy, further increasing the front-line resistance.

When he had nothing to do, Ye Fan casually glanced at the chessboards of his opponents.

It wasn't that I was deliberately spying on other people's lineups; in the early stages, everyone's lineups were still undecided and everyone was in a temporary transition phase.

But after scanning the area, he immediately spotted a glaringly bright image.

Wang Teng!

On the opposing team's bench, there were two ice birds.

Upon seeing this, Ye Fan couldn't help but chuckle.

This guy is clearly determined to deliberately block his own cards.

Ye Fan was speechless, unsure whether to judge him as either being clever or incredibly foolish.

Icebird itself is a one-cost card, and the deck contains a total of thirty cards.

So what if the opponent gets a three-star card?

He was the only one chasing Icebird in the entire arena, completely unaffected.

I currently hold seven cards.

What's so difficult about randomly drawing two cards from the remaining deck?

During the draft phase, Ye Fan was consistently at the bottom of the draft with full health, and did not have priority in picking up cards. He could only pick up Kog'Maw, who was disliked by everyone and came with chainmail.

Upon returning, immediately sell the useless pieces and give the chainmail to the front-row prince.

With a three-game winning streak, Ye Fan's savings had reached more than thirty gold coins.

After defeating the monsters, I estimate that my savings will steadily reach 60 gold coins, which will be just enough to trigger a full-on card draw in the final round of level four.

The shop refreshed, and an Ice Bird suddenly appeared.

Even Ye Fan himself was slightly taken aback.

Are dealers now so outspoken that they're no longer willing to act?

Since that's the case, there's no need for me to deliberately restrain myself.

Ye Fan bought the Ice Bird, refreshed the shop three times in a row, and finally got the Ice Bird perfectly.

Looking at the dazzling Samsung logo on the panel, Ye Fan felt both annoyed and amused.

"Fine, since the dealer insists on favoring me, then don't blame me for crushing these primitive people all the way."

The outcome of the subsequent matches was no longer in doubt.

With the combination of a three-star Anivia and Luden's Echo for high splash damage, her terrifying output overwhelmed the entire field, and all opponents she encountered were brutally beaten, their health plummeting.

Many players were forced to refresh their cards early in order to barely withstand the pressure.

One person takes the lead and sets the pace, forcing the rest to follow suit.

Even if they draw cards in advance, they cannot defeat Ye Fan with a perfect hand, but if they don't draw cards, they can't even beat the other players.

The entire team's rhythm has completely collapsed; there's no savings economy, and their health is hanging by a thread.

On the other hand, Ye Fan, relying on the unstoppable power of the three-star Luden's Echo Anivia, went on a winning streak and advanced triumphantly, directly reaching seven population in stage 3-4.

The sheer dominance in both population size and quality completely extinguished any hope of a comeback for the other competitors.

They dominated the game, leading 5-2, until only two players remained on the field.

Ye Fan already has 9 people.

7 Freljords and 4 Oracles, a complete lineup.

On the other hand, the opponent suffered a double collapse in both economy and health due to excessive pressure in the early stages.

I've finally reached level 8, albeit with some stumbles.

They barely managed to assemble a lineup of four Guardians and four Swiftmen.

However, due to a lack of funds for card draws, Yun Ana is currently only one star.

With only a dozen or so health points left, it will basically be eliminated this round.

The game ended quickly.

With the dual resistances and damage bonuses of 7 Freljords, plus the mana regeneration effect of the Four Oracles.

Ye Fan unleashed his Ice Bird skills like they were free, one after another, and the opponent simply couldn't withstand them.

The word "Victory" lit up on the screen, and before the opponent's Yun Ana could even unleash her second skill, she was reduced to ashes.

Seeing the game end, the opposing player was not frustrated at all; instead, he breathed a sigh of relief, as if he had been relieved.

"Finally... it's over." He muttered to himself. For him, this match was less of a competition and more of a long torture.

He would have surrendered long ago if it weren't for the competition.

The break ended half an hour later.

The host's enthusiastic voice rang out again, announcing the arrival of the final match.

Ye Fan flexed his fingers and wrists, took a deep breath, and focused intently on entering the loading screen.

However, he did not know.

This game will be the most desperate and hopeless situation he has faced in all his battles so far.

The exciting chapter "Chapter 32 Luden's Ice Bird, Complete Domination" is now available online. Click to read it now!