LOL: Alliance Intelligence King

After listening to Zhu Kai's explanation, Zuo Wu didn't reply, but instead squinted at Chen Rui's back.

He could sense that if Chen Ruizhen passed the trial, the entire Snake League of Legends division would undergo a dramatic transformation.

But where can you find players who are practically the "second coach" on the field?

Zuo Wu put on his headphones and listened to the team's voice chat.

"Don't engage in level 1 team fights. Start the game normally and don't switch lanes."

"They'll gank lane swaps in the jungle at level 1. Lee Sin and Renekton will position themselves in the top half of the jungle, with Lee Sin providing vision in the upper river bush near the middle. We'll retreat when they advance."

Upon hearing the precise commands from within the team, the players paused for a moment before quickly responding.

In this training match, the coach will be directly involved in commanding the team.

Under Chen Rui's command, Zzr crawled into the bushes next to F4 and crouched down in the river bushes as he moved forward, and Flandre did the same.

EDG has Braum and Gragas, while Snake's Alistar and Azir have no fighting ability. Snake can't even see the opponent at level 1.

Given Snake's obvious strategy of invading the jungle, EDG will likely use their lineup advantage to enter Snake's jungle and try to catch Lee Sin.

This is the basis for Chen Rui's judgment.

As expected, just as Lee Sin ducked into the bush and placed a ward, EDG's top, jungle, and support players also appeared in the field of vision at the same time.

Zzr calmly retreated to the bushes next to F4, letting the opponent sneak into his upper half of the map from the river pass.

Zzrping the ward location, then turned and headed towards his own bottom half blue buff, pressing Enter to synchronize the ward's disappearance time to the chat box.

Mingkai also returned to the red zone at the right time.

"Still on guard?"

Mingkai gave a signal in the F4 bush, then pretended to linger around the F4 area for a while. When the time reached 1:10, he placed a ward in the triangle area next to the F4.

For Mingkai, the Blind Monk's movements over the next two minutes were an open secret.

Seeing Zzr's actions, Chen Rui wrote in his notebook:

Junglers have a habit of sharing key ward placement information.

After finishing writing, he strolled over to Crystal and Ella and continued to give instructions: "After you two finish off the three wolves and level up to level 2, Tristana should use her E skill to target enemies but not minions, last-hit minions and control the lane. Alistar should push forward and not attack minions, don't push the lane, look for opportunities to harass Sivir, and create a wave to push back the lane."

The combination of Tristana and Alistar is at a disadvantage when laning against Sivir and Braum. Whether it's Sivir using her W skill to clear the wave at level 1 or Braum's control during a 2v2 fight, it makes it difficult for their team to shake the opponent.

The only safe option is the 525 range of the level 1 cannon, which allows for safer harassment without attacking minions or pushing lanes.

Deft is currently in a class of his own among AD carries in the LPL. Crystal can't match him in terms of raw skill, so he has to resort to some clever tactics to deal with the game.

Crystal nodded happily.

Besides his signature Draven, which he has mastered to the max, his Tristana proficiency is also very high, completely unaffected by the "one fish, four ways" strategy.

Deft's Sivir emerged from the bushes, and AWA quickly released a ricochet wheel at the minions, covering the first three waves of minions with a 550-yard range.

Crystal, who had anticipated the opponent's move, stood on the side closer to the river, dodging the W skill's blast while quickly pushing forward to apply Q+A+E+A to Sivir.

Ella's bull's head followed closely to the side, blocking the small cannon's side position.

"Don't be greedy, retreat and draw away the minions' damage."

Chen Rui noticed that Crystal's mouse was still on Wheels, and a predictive reminder appeared in his headphones once again.

Crystal raised his gun barrel, made a pre-attack animation, and then abruptly retreated and tapped the ground to cancel the attack, making it look like he was using a basic attack.

With each additional basic attack, combined with the E skill to stack damage, Sivir can be harassed even more.

Crystal hadn't asked a question yet.

But then I heard a new sound coming from my headphones; it was in Korean.

"Ella, don't move! Use your body to block Braum's Q."

"Inside."

Ella quickly accepted the instruction and turned around to eat Bloom's ice cube.

Sivir was forced to retreat to avoid damage. Even though Alistar was slowed down, he couldn't push forward to finish off the enemy and could only watch them walk away.

"Have these two been possessed? Why are they moving so choppy?"

Meiko almost burst out laughing when she saw this.

Deft, sitting next to him, frowned, sensing something was wrong, and signaled Meiko to step back.

"Let's finish them off."

Chen Rui breathed a sigh of relief and lowered his head to take notes in his notebook.

[Crystal and Ella work together seamlessly, obey commands strictly, and have rapid information processing and reaction capabilities.]

Crystal watched as Sivir quickly knocked down the potion to replenish her health, then immediately turned around and glanced at Chen Rui behind her, looking rather dejected.

"A coach who pays such attention to detail?"

London, EDG training room.

Abu's brow remained furrowed from the start of the match.

Earlier, when Braum used his Q skill to try to fight back, Abu reminded him not to use his skill. Abu was just about to breathe a sigh of relief when Alistar dodged the skill.

Unexpectedly, the player controlling the Minotaur seemed to be possessed, and took the skill in a reverse movement.

Meiko's rebellious phase is still going strong!

Deft watched the minion wave's movement with a lump in his throat, scolding Meiko for shouting in Korean, but it sounded like he was being affectionate with Tianye.

The S5 version 5.18 uses an ecosystem where dragons determine the outcome of battles, with five layers of dragons, each with ridiculously strong attributes.

—Enhance hero attributes and increase the true damage effect against jungle monsters and turrets.

Whoever controls the bottom lane and secures the dragon will gain control of the game.

As the lane closest to the Dragon Pit, the biggest feature of this version is that players should farm jungle monsters to reach level 2 before going online and selectively switch lanes.

With her powerful wave-clearing abilities W and Q, Sivir is clearly better able to take control of the lane before level 3 and contest the first dragon.

But now.

Snake's micro-management after the game was released completely changed the early game bot lane priority. Two seemingly minor strategic maneuvers directly altered the balance of power between the two sides.

The reason for the small cannon to stop attacking and retreat immediately is to draw the aggro of the minions and prevent the minion wave from becoming unbalanced.

Then, when Alistar intentionally took a Q, it caused an imbalance in the minion wave. Braum drew all the aggro from the red team's minions, causing the minion wave to push forward.

In reality, when Tristana whittles down Sivir's health by a lot, and Tristana still finishes off minions, the minion wave can't be pushed forward.

Otherwise, Deft would not only fail to push back the lane, but the minion wave would also be controlled, which would be tantamount to handing the initiative over to Snake.

EDG suffered a huge loss in this confrontation.

How did you predict that Ella would move?

Zuo Wu was completely baffled. Ella was clearly someone he had personally mentored, so how could Chen Rui know him better than he did after watching just one match?

"It's not a prediction, it's an instruction."

Chen Rui didn't intend to keep you in suspense: "My instruction to Ella was to sidestep and protect the Tristana, and Alistar's movement to dodge when he saw Braum's skill miss was a very subconscious action."