A bully in the e-sports world, from a nobody to a succubus champion!

Under the watchful eyes of countless spectators, the image on the big screen switched to Lin Mo.

In the video, the boy looks shy and gives the camera a sincere smile.

"If I get the chance to go up there, I'll just be there to get beaten up. I hope Brother Leg will go easy on me."

"Everyone, play peacefully and don't dive my tower. Just let me gain some experience, thanks, Leg Bro."

As soon as he finished speaking, he bowed politely to the camera.

The video ends here.

After a moment of silence, the stadium erupted in deafening laughter.

Not only the audience at the scene, but even the commentators on the commentary stage, such as Wawa and Miller, couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed.

"That trash talk was amazing!" Wawa laughed. "Other players just talk tough, but Mo basically surrendered before the match even started!"

Miller: "That's so true. It's the first time I've heard someone say 'I'm here to get beaten up' during the trash talk segment of the finals. It really fits the impression Mo has always given us."

Meanwhile, the chat in the LPL official live stream was scrolling wildly:

"??????"

"Damn! I've never seen such shameless trash talk!"

"Others trash talk is just a tit-for-tat response, but Mo is trying to make the other team laugh themselves to death so he can inherit WE's base, right?"

"That's such a coward! Is this the backbone of an LPL professional top laner?"

"This kid is going to spend his entire career 'playing it safe'; he doesn't even dare to pretend in front of Leg Bro."

"957: You think I won't tower dive just because you tell me to? I'm going to beat the crap out of you today!"

"EDG absolutely must not let this guy play! This is the finals! With his attitude, he'll just get slaughtered like a bot by Leg Bro!"

Amidst everyone's cheerful discussion, the draft phase for the first game of the finals began.

Lin Mo was the first to return to the backstage dressing room, where he sat obediently on the sofa and looked at the large screen on the wall.

In the first game, EDG was on the blue side and WE was on the red side.

The draft phase was very intense, and the lineups weren't finalized until three or four minutes later.

EDG (Blue Side): Top lane Nautilus, Jungle Lee Sin, Mid lane Syndra, Bot lane Ashe + Tahm Kench.

WE (Red Side): Top lane Camille, Jungle Elise, Mid lane Orianna, Bot lane Kog'Maw + Lulu.

Seeing Camille, Lin Mo thought that A Guang was probably going to get beaten up this round.

In the current version, Camille is undoubtedly the top laner and the pinnacle of split pushing. Plus, Camille's Q deals true damage, making it incredibly easy to take down tanks in the mid-to-late game.

Not long after, Abu returned from his BP session, sat down next to Lin Mo, and started watching the game.

The game started quickly, with both sides having a standard opening.

The director focused the camera on the top road most of the time.

At three minutes, 957's Camille used vision control and skillful kiting to reduce A Guang's Titan's health by half and perfectly control the minion wave.

957's playstyle is not only aggressive, but his awareness of ganking prevention is also sharp.

The factory manager's Lee Sin attempted to gank top lane twice in the early game, but 957 perfectly thwarted both attempts using his E skill, Hookshot.

Five minutes into the game, 957, along with Condi who arrived at the scene, killed A-Guang's Titan, securing the first blood.

The first blood was drawn, instantly shattering the balance of the top lane.

The time that followed seemed to become 957's personal showcase.

At six and a half minutes into the game, 957's Camille reached level six and, with the help of the jungler Spider, tower-dived and killed A Guang, securing her second kill.

Nine minutes into the game, Camille solo-killed Titan.

In the eleventh minute, WE easily secured the Rift Herald.

At 11 minutes and 30 seconds, WE placed the Herald in the top lane and immediately destroyed the top tower, with 957 taking all the gold.

Once the first tower falls, Camille is instantly freed.

Ah Guang's Titan was completely locked in front of the top lane's second tower, and he had to be extremely careful even when trying to last-hit a minion.

The liberated 957 began to extend its advantages to the entire situation.

At thirteen minutes, Camille came to the mid lane and used her ultimate to successfully gank and kill Scout.

Eighteen minutes in, a team fight broke out at the dragon pit.

Just when everyone in EDG thought Camille was still pushing the top lane, 957 made an extremely tricky TP flank, landing on the side and rear of EDG's formation!

On the big screen, Camille used her E skill, Hookshot, to jump over the wall, then flashed to close the distance. Her ultimate, Hextech Ultimatum, trapped Scout's Syndra, giving Meiko's Tahm Kench no chance to devour her. With Condi's Elise following up, they instantly melted Syndra.

Without their mid laner, EDG crumbled instantly, suffering a 0-for-3 exchange and losing the dragon and the mid lane tower.

The economic gap widened instantly to six thousand!

In the EDG rest room, Abu frowned and rubbed his temples.

Lin Mo looked at the screen; even he could tell that EDG was in trouble this game.

WE's operations are absolutely flawless, especially 957. Once they gain an advantage, they don't give you any chance to turn the tide.

Subsequently, 957 continued to stretch EDG's defenses by split pushing.

Ah Guang went to defend, but he couldn't win and couldn't clear the disconnection;

The factory manager went to catch her, but Camille ended up taking on two opponents and getting a double kill...

This suffocating feeling can be deeply felt even through the screen.

At 24 minutes into the game, WE successfully secured Baron Nashor by utilizing Camille's split-pushing ability.

With the Baron buff, WE's five players gathered and pushed towards EDG's top lane high ground.

Beneath the high ground tower, EDG attempted a final, desperate gamble.

The factory manager's Lee Sin tried to ward and use Insec kick on Kog'Maw, but Condi's Spider Cocoon precisely interrupted him, and he was killed first.

At the same time, 957's Camille flashed into the battlefield with her E, and the true damage of her second Q kick shattered most of Zet's Ashe's health bar. Then, she used her ultimate, completely crushing EDG's last hope.

In a devastating team fight, WE achieved a 1-for-5 exchange and destroyed EDG's base crystal in one fell swoop.

The time was frozen at 26 minutes and 15 seconds.

"Let's congratulate WE! They've taken the first game!" On the commentary stage, Wawa immediately announced the result.

On the screen, the director gave 957 a close-up. Camille's score: 7-0-5, dominating the entire game.

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Shortly after, the door to EDG's lounge was pushed open.

The factory manager, Scout, and the others walked in, all sweating profusely, and their faces looked rather grim.

Ah Guang kept his head down, looking flustered.

As the top laner who was completely exploited in this game, A Guang's confidence was greatly shaken by 957's dominance.

Abu looked at his teammates and said, "It's okay, winning and losing are common in war, don't be discouraged."

He lost the first game, which was actually within his expectations.

After all, WE is currently at its peak in team history, and 957 has shown unparalleled dominance in the top lane this season. It's no exaggeration to say that he is the best top laner in the LPL.

Although A-Guang is not weak, on such a high-intensity final stage, the difference in hero pool and laning details will be magnified infinitely.

Therefore, before the match, Abu was prepared to test WE's strengths and weaknesses in the first game.

However, he did not expect to lose so quickly!