Rebirth is fine, but I get eight hundred dollars right from the start?

Centaur has never been slow in the jungle in professional matches.

The Q skill, Rampage, can stack cooldown reduction by repeated casts. The designers were generous with the stats, and it also has AOE splash damage. Its efficiency in clearing dense jungle camps like F4 and Wolves ranks among the top of all junglers.

However, these kinds of fast-paced activities often have a fatal flaw—

The mana consumption is frighteningly high!

Especially in Season 3, mana potions were still openly sold in the shop, and the designers reduced the base mana regeneration value of all heroes to an extremely low level.

Saintvicious, in particular, automatically entered a strong headwind state starting from level one today.

The lower half of the jungle was invaded and the red buff was lost. Janna was ambushed and gave up first blood. He started from the red side jungle alone, carrying his horse hoof, and finished the red buff by himself. He used a potion to restore some health, but his mana bar had dropped to less than a third.

He gritted his teeth, turned around and walked towards the F4 camp, hoping to gain some more experience from this group of monsters to level up to level three before returning home to resupply.

And right now, while I'm eating F4, you're telling me a level 2 barrel is already right in my face?

The greasy, overweight man with a large belly walked at a leisurely pace; his round belly swayed briefly at the edge of the screen before he disappeared into the jungle entrance.

Level 2, mana is good, he has the full experience gained from just pushing the lane, and his Q skill is already in hand.

aintvicious stared at the screen for a fraction of a second, then exploded.

"Fuck, Scarra!!! You'd better explain—why is a melee Gragas able to push the lane to level two and then come straight into my jungle to find me, even when facing Ahri?!"

The young man roared, almost extending an invitation to sever all ties with Nakano.

The reason is simple: he tolerated the invasion of his jungle.

He accepted the idea of ​​venturing into the wilderness alone.

But you can't expect me, a Hecarim with half health and no mana, to eat the F4 camp and then get ganked by the enemy mid and jungle, can you?

You better get your lane matchup right!

There was a moment of silence in the mid-lane voice chat.

Scarra's voice came through the headphones, carrying a sense of embarrassment that said, "I know you want to yell at me, but I can't help it": "He used his Q at level one to kill both the minions and me, and my health was reduced significantly. I didn't want to miss any minions... I couldn't push him."

"It's spicy!"

"The Gragas has positioned himself first, and the Lee Sin is right behind him... Oh God, after eating two jungle monsters and the experience from two low-health minions in the mid lane, the 'Particle Dancer' player has already reached level three."

A level 3 blind monk?

Saintvicious: Hehe, I'll give it to you.

Before he could reply with a second sentence, the barrel had already made its move.

The fat man with the protruding belly threw a rolling barrel over the wall, which rolled precisely to the centaur's feet and exploded, applying the attack speed reduction debuff and simultaneously taking away two bars of the centaur's health.

Saintvicious pressed sprint to try and retreat in the opposite direction, but the impact of the meatball slowed him down, almost negating his movement speed bonus—after running two steps, his movement speed was about the same as walking slowly.

"Nice!"

Mingkai laughed loudly.

Despite his mid-laner practically delivering meat to his mouth, he didn't pull off any close-range Q skill misses. His fingers flew across the keyboard as he used W (Golden Bell) to get close to Gragas. Instead of immediately using Q, he first auto-attacked to apply the red buff and slow him down. Then, he followed up with E (Bone Crusher) to slow and stack damage. Finally, he used Sonic Wave to get close and kick Hecarim's already half-crippled body. He followed up with a second Q and kicked again, completing the combo.

The centaur's health bar was dripping down like a tap that wasn't turned off.

Saintvicious, seeing his mana and health bars nearly depleted, completely gave up the struggle.

The barrel raised its greasy, chubby hand and landed a mediocre basic attack on the centaur.

In the end, the NA team delivered their second kill with a punch and a kick from the host team's Nakano.

LPL-Emperor has defeated LCS.NA-Saintvicious!

In terms of head distribution, Mingkai, who was already enjoying emperor-like treatment that he had never experienced before in WE, decisively pressed the S key and put the tempting 300 yuan into Jiutong's pocket.

In the North American team's competition area, Saintvicious leaned back and stared at the gray screen in silence for a full three seconds.

Then he took a deep breath, said nothing, and silently switched to the store interface to look at the number of gold coins he couldn't afford to buy anything.

It exploded within two minutes of starting; it's tired, so let it destroy itself!

Just as Saintvicious was contemplating life, the comments section went completely wild:

Hahahaha!

[Two kills in the first three minutes, the North American players are really too kind.]

[Hecarim: I got invaded at the start, ganked, farmed alone, and now I'm getting ganked by the mid and jungle—what did I do wrong?]

[Mingkai's feeding technique is so clever, he even got it into the mouth!]

[Factory Manager: I'm a professional at raising pigs, and of course, I'm also a professional at raising fathers.]

[Gragas roams into the jungle at level 2, Ahri farms under the tower – that's a mid-lane advantage!]

【Saintvicious: I don't want this mid laner anymore!】

[NA looks like they should be ready for 20, they lost two lanes at the start.]

[Did E-God eat something while playing Gragas? He seems to be running faster than an axe!]

[A hidden war criminal in North America, a fox who can't even outmaneuver a barrel!]

As the kill announcements faded away, Miller and Wawa began their post-match debriefing.

"I feel like this jungle kill was planned!" Miller said with certainty.

"Of course! It's so silky smooth!"

The child interrupted, mentioning that while his understanding of the game might be lacking, he could still spout a few words about this clearly hindsight-based analysis.

"From the moment we secured the first blood against Janna during the level 1 invasion, I think our LPL team's strategy was already in place. Look, Jayce had 400 gold, which would obviously be more helpful to buy a Long Sword in the early game, but he only changed his boots and still had to save up the gold for buying wards. And this ward was placed in his own jungle without hesitation, which clearly shows that he knew Hecarim was coming to trade jungle camps."

"Next, what are the most detailed aspects?"

"Nami helped with jungle clearing, speeding up Lee Sin's Raptors clear speed, and Gragas in the mid lane positioned himself early, even thoughtfully leaving two blue minions' worth of experience for Lee Sin to level up to three!"

[The doll's analysis is somewhat too idealistic, but judging from the course of the game, the purple side did indeed do just that.]

The real challenge lies in the mid lane. If the jungler can't secure a kill on a Hecarim with decent jungle clear speed, and the jungler has Ghost, it's difficult for Lee Sin to catch him.

The problem is that Gragas did it, and he even factored in the details of Lee Sin leveling up to level three.

I don't know about others, but if it's E-God, I can only say it's basic stuff.

So the problem comes back to square one: the mid laners in the NA region are truly outrageous.