She chose the strategy with the most bullet comments.

Yukiko has good judgment and decisively used her E skill to cancel out the control effect, throwing Yan Hua behind her and under the tower.

If Yan Hua doesn't use Flash before being hit by E, he will have no room for maneuver and will undoubtedly die.

The current difficult situation is a result of the butterfly effect triggered by tiny details.

The upper half is ruined, and for now (six) another child has passed away; there is no way to help.

Seeing that Su Mu and Bai Wei were both rational and didn't interfere, but instead put pressure on the bottom lane, Liu Keke felt a little relieved.

It's alright as long as the game isn't completely chaotic and the pieces are scattered.

Su Mu made up for the economic loss caused by his initial support by spending two minutes farming in the mid lane.

Once the level catches up, it can quickly clear a wave of non-siege minion waves and then disappear to put pressure on the bottom lane.

"The situation has stabilized for now. Both mid laners are close to level 6. Whether it's Akali or Galio, having their ultimate abilities will be a game-changer."

"The main problem is the huge development gap between the top laners. Yukiko's TP was always useless. If he had cleared the minion wave and come to help take the dragon, WLD would have been too afraid to even look at it."

"It's not that we can't play it safe and let her go, but I think we should at least help Yanhua hold off Yukiko so that she can comfortably catch up in the top lane."

"..."

The commentary's analysis was flawless and almost perfectly aligned with subsequent developments.

Seeing Urgot appear in the mid lane, Su Mu moved towards the river almost without much thought.

The reason is simply that we don't want DBZ to get the dragon without any pressure. Apart from Akali, DBZ's lineup is relatively clunky, so there's no need to worry about being suddenly engaged upon.

After struggling for a while and blocking the mid-lane river entrance, Yukiko, who was helping his teammates take down the dragon, saw Aatrox attacking the tower. In order not to lose tower plates or minions, he had no choice but to use TP back to lane.

But to her surprise, a LuoW suddenly appeared from behind the wall and interrupted her teleportation...

Before she could try to stop him, Luo, having passed over the wall, used Galio's teleportation ability behind it to slip away.

Ugh... this was a bit of a loss.

"Great job! Su Mu and Ayu seized the opportunity when DBZ's vision of the river bush disappeared, successfully predicted Yukiko's position based on this information, and interrupted his teleportation to escape safely!"

"Yanhua is much more comfortable now. He can safely get a tower plate and two waves of minions, and his economy has improved significantly."

By giving up the dragon, the situation on the offlane looks slightly better.

Both sides were cautious and did not escalate minor lane skirmishes into life-or-death battles, instead focusing on the movements of the mid and jungle players.

Su Mu has reached level 6, but hasn't found a good opportunity to make a move.

DBZ maintains excellent discipline along the sidelines. Once she pushes the lane and can no longer see anyone, she will generally leave room for maneuver and not give anyone an opening.

With just over 7 minutes into the game, Su Mu knew that she would have to hold onto her ultimate until the Vanguard spawned, unless she defaulted to giving the Vanguard to DBZ.

Of course, we can't let them go. We have to use the information gap to our advantage and catch DBZ off guard.

How much experience does Ayu lack?

"Half a grid."

"Come to the mid lane and tag along."

"Yes, my godmother!"

Su Mu: "..."

If the microphone is released after the game, it will probably make many people laugh and even follow suit.

……

DBZ didn't think much of it when they saw Rakan run to the mid lane. Galio was already in bad shape, so they all thought Rakan was protecting Galio and pushing the lane. They did see Rakan use his W on a minion, push it, and then run away.

Deadgun called over bakkz to help him clear the lane, and they quickly went back to replenish their health and equipment.

With an advantage in the top lane, we can't afford to give up the vanguard.

Not long after the resources were refreshed, the DBZ members thought that WLD would have to think twice before accepting the vanguard team, but they didn't expect that they would open fire as soon as they met, showing that they didn't play by the rules.

Camille flashes with E on Urgot, then unleashes her ultimate.

Galio used his ultimate (R), Kai'Sa used her ultimate (R), and Aatrox activated his ultimate and swung his sword, managing to kill Urgot, who was at full health, in less than two seconds after Galio landed.

Shut down!

Urgot, who had just finished off the bounty, died. Before the rest of DBZ, who had gathered nearby to counterattack, could fully recover, Rakan, who had flanked them, took down three of them with a RW combo!

Galio continued his taunt, and Aatrox unleashed his ultimate, Q3, dealing massive AoE damage. With numerous front-line tanks standing in front, no one could interfere with Kai'Sa's output.

No one interfered with Xia, but at most she could only pull out a backhand hook, and dared not continue to attack.

Do you dare to deal damage? All your teammates except Akali are dead.

Furthermore, Akali was running in the opposite direction. If WLD hadn't been attacking the Vanguard, Akali, having used up her mobility, would have been caught by Camille and wouldn't have been able to escape.

316. Two ratios

"Nice to eat three juicy ...

The three commentators in the LPL commentary booth were all incredibly excited, practically jumping for joy.

Qing Lu slammed his right hand into his left palm, making a loud noise.

"This Herald team fight was the biggest turning point of the game. WLD initiated it beautifully, with a chain of control that instantly killed DBZ's farmed Urgot, achieving a 3-for-0 exchange and securing the Herald!"

"A feast for the eyes, truly a feast for the eyes. Xiaowei says, so what if you, Yukiko, are fat? I, Camille, am a Hextech Gunblade, protected by Galio, and I won't tolerate you at all. Why are you positioned so far forward?!"

"It turns out our previous guess was very correct. The new Galio paired with Camille is the better version of Ekko. With his ultimate that comes with a large knock-up, anyone caught in Camille's ultimate can only tremble in fear, and no one dares to rush in to save them immediately!"

"Ieran just had a serious attack. How could Thresh stand in the same position as Sejuani in the front row? Once Rakan engages, he can't even throw his lantern, let alone fight back."

"Yes, if he could stand next to Eclipse, he might be able to block the river mouth and use the narrow terrain to pull and kill one or two WLD members."

"In any case, WLD's decision to decisively eliminate Urgot was very well made. It not only helped Kai'Sa get two kills, but also allowed Aatrox to get a kill, turning the previously disastrous top half of the map around."

"WLD Twins, you can always trust them!"

"..."

In the DBZ voice channel, Ieran's voice sounded somewhat exasperated.

Why, why did Luo Dao 6 (II) Jiuling Wuba easily disband and learn the ultimate move?

Everyone was evenly matched in the bottom lane, with similar gold and experience. He hadn't even reached level 6 yet, so the opponent shouldn't have either.

So he positioned himself a bit forward, intending to throw the lantern to save people, but a yellow flash streaked through the crowd like lightning, and he used his ultimate to charm three people before unleashing a perfect initiation with his W.

Deadgun, his face grim, carefully recalled Luo's movements and quickly understood what was going on. He gritted his teeth and spoke.

"That Luo... came to the mid lane twice to freeload Galio's lane experience, and both times it was the cannon minion wave!"

No wonder Galio was a level lower than him. I thought it was because Galio often disappeared from the lane and missed minions, but it turns out that Rakan was taking some of the experience...

"Don't review the game yet. The opponent might release the vanguard to push the bottom tower. In the next few minutes, KKZ, you can't move around the top half of the map frequently."

"If I'm not here... can you still suppress the Sword Demon?"

"No problem. The opponent's skill level with Aatrox is worse than mine. He can't beat me in a 1v1," Yukiko assured him.

"OK…"

Su Mu noticed DBZ's shift in operational focus.

The thought of intensifying the attack on the opponent was temporarily suppressed. Instead, an idea popped into his head, and he thought of a better way to expand his advantage.

Upon hearing Su Mu's plan, Bai Wei nodded naturally, showing no concern for the risks involved, nor any fear of making a mistake.

She had promised Mu Mu that she would stay by her side and help her achieve the goal she had set back then.

With a clear belief in her heart, she would not allow herself to fail because of mistakes.

Deng Jiayu felt some pressure; if she made a mistake, the advantage she had worked so hard to gain would be given back.

It's not complicated; it's about forcing DBZ's players to defend the bottom lane tower, then using the appearance of the Rift Herald pushing the tower to create an opportunity to force an engagement.

The combination of Camille, Kai'Sa, and Rakan had been practiced before Galio was reworked.

This training was proposed by Su Mu, but the training match results were only so-so. Bai Wei and Yan Hua had basically never used Camille in their matches before, but now it has really come in handy.

What appears to be a steady and normal operation conceals a hidden, almost imperceptible, murderous intent.

DBZ gathered a large force to stop WLD from taking the first tower, but upon arrival they saw the duo under the tower being forcibly engaged upon.

This time, it wasn't Camille who initiated, but Rakan who had Flash. He used two E abilities with the help of his teammates' dashes, and while under the effects of his ultimate, he flashed and used W to dash in and engage Xayah and Thresh.

Xayah's subsequent ultimate abilities were in vain, and she died tragically under the tower.

DBZ, of course, would not tolerate this. The turret was still standing, and so many people were diving it—it was outrageous and lawless!

A fierce battle broke out, and in the end, DBZ sacrificed four people to exchange for three of WLD's members, excluding Kai'Sa and Camille.

It doesn't make money.

Especially since the surviving Kai'Sa and Camille still benefited from the first tower's gold income, they suffered an even greater loss.

Twice, DBZ was brutally beaten by WLD's aggressive, all-or-nothing initiation lineup.

The audience also witnessed the absurdity of this lineup.

Two long-range initiators, paired with an even longer-range crowd control specialist, can simultaneously block out large areas around them, making it impossible for anyone to enter their territory.

Add to that a sword demon who can revive when his health bar is depleted after activating his ultimate skill, and whose health bar can be restored by pressing the Bloodthirst button when he is low on health, and it's so powerful that it's unbearable.

Even the damn ADC can charge into battle; whoever gets targeted will die.

After the team fight in the bottom lane, both sides entered a chaotic free-for-all during the lane transition period.

Kai'Sa can farm in the mid lane. As long as her ultimate is ready, she can fly to the front of the enemy team within 3 seconds if there is a fight on the side lane, creating a situation where there are more people than people.

In the WLD lineup, all four players can apply plasma to Kai'Sa, and the DBZ team is almost getting caught and reduced to red temperature.

In less than 20 minutes, Kai'Sa already had three core items, and Camille also had two core items, including Divine Intervention.

And then there's that Aatrox. His skills aren't great, but he's got a lot of resources and people backing him up. He just uses his ultimate and chases people down like a madman. You barely manage to deplete someone's health bar, and then he enters an untargetable state and revives after a couple of seconds.

After resurrection, thirst for blood and take a sip; the Death-Giving Sword Qi will absorb another sip, restoring more than half of your health.

How do we fight this?

Damn it!

This competition is unplayable!

The longer the fight went on, the more chaotic things became for DBZ. Even when they launched several fierce counterattacks to try and turn the tide, WLD managed to thwart them all.

Towards the end, everyone clearly started to get carried away.

DBZ figured he was going to get caught out of the fight anyway, so he might as well just keep attacking and see who died first.

WLD, on the other hand, is a little bastard who still wants to turn the tables and be in charge. He's gone too far! If we don't teach him a lesson, he won't know who's in charge.

After 26 minutes of chaotic fighting, WLD had a lead of 23 kills, with a total of nearly 70 kills.

It was precisely when the difference in kills reached this number that the second game came to an end.

The many Chinese spectators at the scene couldn't help but cheer loudly, and even the commentators couldn't hide the smiles on their faces.

"Two to zero!!"

"Two to zero, three match points! Congratulations to WLD!"

317. During the match

After replaying the highlights of the match, Su Mu was awarded MVP.

Looking at her damage output and KAD alone, she doesn't stand out. But professional leagues aren't just about who deals the most damage and has the fewest deaths.

Roaming to relieve pressure on teammates, breaking stalemates to help teammates establish an advantage, initiating team fights, following up with crowd control, using ultimate abilities to protect teammates, dealing with side lane minions, handling resource fights, and so on...

Looking back at the whole game, she played Galio to the best of her ability in every aspect, and it didn't seem like she was playing it for the first time in a match.

Actually, giving the MVP to Bai Wei's Camille would have been fine, but the judges reviewed the various details and micro-management during team fights multiple times, taking into account the impact of the players on the situation and whether it was a crucial turning point. Giving the MVP to Su Mu would have been perfectly reasonable.

The large number of comments scrolling across the live stream chat is a clear indication that the audience's expectations have been met.

You can always trust Brother Mu!

Camille and Galio's teamwork is too strong. DBZ is completely out of his mind. This match is more exciting than reaching the pinnacle of life!

I heard that nobody knows how to play Galio after his rework, but the best mid laner in the Chinese server is still playing him like a pro!

The server opened at 12 PM, and the match started at 2 PM. It's hard to imagine that Brother Mu could practice Galio so well in just two hours.