League: Educating LPL is my duty.

"Are, if you can't log in, you can't log in. What do you mean by 'activating a hidden quest'? Do you think some online master is giving you a quest?" Crystal replied quickly and directly.

"Just stay away from the mid and bot lanes and mess with us. Just stay in the top lane bush and wait for the enemy to push."

After hearing Crystal's words, Zitai looked slightly embarrassed.

He couldn't quite understand it either. He was clearly dominating other teams' top laners in scrims, so why did he perform so poorly in the actual match, unable to even gain experience?

"Tank, could you come and gank him for me later, when he's tower diving and pushing the lane?"

Just as Tank heard the distress call, Li Chen logged on and checked the scoreboard to see Fiora's equipment.

Just over seven minutes in, level seven, wearing Tiamat's Vampire Scepter, sandals, and magic resistance cloak.

With just one glance, Tank knew that this was someone he couldn't afford to offend.

"I can't really help you with that. You don't have lane priority in the mid lane, and even if I go there, I might not be able to beat Fiora unless the jungler goes with you. But if you get counter-ganked, it might speed things up."

Tank didn't finish his sentence. Although he didn't want to help the top lane, as the mid laner Taliyah, he did have an obligation to roam. However, if he really wanted to go, he would have to bring the jungler along. He really didn't think they could beat Fiora in a 2v1 situation.

"sofm..."

She called out softly, but the richest man acted as if he hadn't heard her and continued farming monsters.

After Li Chen went online, he didn't waste any time. He quickly pushed the minion wave to the red team's tower and continued to press forward.

He kept dodging Li Chen and retreating, afraid of giving Li Chen enough distance to unleash his ultimate move.

As the next wave of cannon minions came online, Li Chen quickly cleared the lanes with his physical body, then walked into the stone beetle bush and placed a true ward, destroying the fake ward left by his stance.

Without vision in the jungle, Zz1tai was tempted by the siege minion wave that was about to reach the tower, but he didn't dare to move forward.

If dying once could allow him to farm a wave of cannon minions, then Zita wouldn't mind. But right now, without Fiora's vision, if Li Chen were hiding in the bushes, he would definitely die halfway there, and might not even get a whiff of experience.

In the Snake team's rest room, Zhu Kai had already given up hope for this game. He was now looking for problems with his team, especially the top lane.

Watching the captain standing in the bushes playing with guns in the live stream, Zhu Kai pondered for a moment and said, "We still can't let Fiora go. This hero is a bit special. Once she gets going, she's too unstoppable. We're on the blue side next round, and Kalista isn't our responsibility to ban. We can ban Fiora instead."

Saint Gun still didn't get a chance to play in the next game, but he still offered his suggestion: "Pick a flexible, utility champion for the top lane, like Karma or LeBlanc. Zz1tai can play both of those champions."

"Top lane LeBlanc?" Zhu Kai almost thought he had misheard.

"At least LeBlanc is agile and generally won't die. If she can't play well in lane, she can roam and coordinate with the jungler to gank. Anyway, top lane is always missing a champion, so it doesn't matter what you play."

Saint Gun's words made a lot of sense and were quite realistic, but Zhu Kai still didn't accept them.

"No, next game we'll use Rylai's Crystal Scepter Renekton. The jungler will gank top lane at level three to help Zz1tai get back to push the lane and get him through the first five levels. That should make things much better."

Zhu Kai's reason for refusing was actually quite simple. From the coach's perspective, picking Karma or LeBlanc in the top lane might make the top lane's record look better, but for the team as a whole, picking such a lineup was tantamount to surrendering.

What does it matter if the top laner has a good record in a game that can't be won?

Zhu Kai would rather trade a 0-20 record for a 10% chance of winning than risk a guaranteed loss to help his top laner achieve a 20-0 record. This is a mindset driven by self-interest.

Nine minutes into the game, Li Chen, with the red buff, cleared a wave of minions and re-entered the jungle. Zita remained unmoved, merely sending a perfunctory signal that the enemy had disappeared.

The team had heard this signal snake countless times in the past few minutes, but nobody cared, or rather, even if they did, there was nothing they could do, because this Fiora was now killing everyone she was fighting.

A dozen seconds later, Fiora appeared behind the mid-lane tower with her longsword, while Syndra and Sejuani were pushing the minion wave into the tower from the front.

The tank was startled by the sudden appearance of Fiora and was about to use his ultimate to escape to the bottom half of the map, but at this moment, Clearlove made his move.

When Taliyah activated her ultimate, Clearlove used a QR combo, a precise flick shot that left Taliyah rooted to the spot.

Faced with the combined fire of the three, the following scene speaks for itself: before Taliyah could even undo her control, she was already melted by the damage from the three.

This sudden three-on-one attack made matters worse for the already underdeveloped Taliyah.

However, the commentators' focus wasn't on Taliyah's death, but rather on Clearlove, known for his scavenging-style jungle play, who actually pulled off some amazing plays. That was the point of interest for the commentators.

Wawa said, "The QR combo interrupted Taliyah's ultimate. That was a precise flick shot. It seems that Clearlove is in hot form right now. On the other hand, SofM also went to the bottom lane, but he couldn't hold anyone in, and Zet used Flash to escape."

Miller also joked, "That's the weakness of enchanter supports. With a healer and a trinket, it's hard to get them to coordinate with Gragas to lock down enemies. EDG's mid and jungle have enough crowd control to connect, and they also have C-God overseeing the game, so it's normal for Clearlove to perform better."

"C-God does seem to prefer watching his teammates' perspectives, though not as frequently as Faker. But here, the three mid-laners are starting to push the lane and take down the tower. Is EDG planning to take down the mid-lane tower first?"

Rita didn't quite understand EDG's decision. After all, under normal circumstances, pushing the mid tower too early before the top and bottom lane towers are destroyed is not necessarily a good thing.

Wawa explained, "There's nothing wrong with this choice, right? After all, the top lane tower can be taken down at any time, and the Rift Herald is about to spawn, so EDG can speed up their offensive pace a bit."

[666, they're not even going to act anymore, they're in such a hurry to leave work.]

[We've only been playing SKT for a short time, and now we're playing Snake Esports. To be honest, if this game even lasts more than twenty minutes, I'll be being very generous.]

[I told you EDG's match tickets weren't worth it, do you believe me now?]

[Is there even a need to watch EDG's matches? They'll just win big again when I wake up. I'm only going to the venue to shout "DPS, carry out!" a couple of times.]

I just want to know who Snake Esports' top laner will be in the next match.

With a notification, Snake Team's mid-lane tower was destroyed, and Li Chen and his two teammates split the gold and immediately rotated to the top lane.

Factory Manager and Scout teamed up to secure the Rift Herald, while Li Chen went solo to push the top lane tower.

While Li Chen was away, Zita quickly pushed a wave of minions and took advantage of his teammate's death. However, as soon as Li Chen returned, he obediently retreated back into the bush.

In exchange, Snake Team could only make up for their inability to secure kills in the bottom lane by taking the first Wind Dragon.