Chapter 158: {Hijack}! Super-dimensional giant mouth! Ever-changing

"No!?" Guan Guan Guan Zeyuan's voice trembled.

"What happened here!"

"Azir was actually... forcibly caught out of the tower and killed!?"

The violent incident happened in an instant.

Let alone Chovy, even the OB perspective outside the field didn't see it clearly.

When the camera cut over, everyone just saw Azir being dragged out of the tower alive by the {Emperor's Divide} directed by another Azir holding a scepter, along a chain trace that was incomparably long!

The director quickly cut out the replay, and the rustling sound in the arena was also constantly amplifying.

I saw in the replay, everything that happened was so inexplicable and sudden, and it could even be said that there was no sign at all.

Even Chovy himself didn't notice it at all.

The core of causing such an effect lies in two points.

First, it was when Sylas was pushing the line with Graves, he suddenly E'd forward across the soldier line, making a look of aiming at E.

And at the moment of "truly making a move," Sylas's E2 was still cast towards the soldier pile behind him.

Just that moment of action was enough to make people relax their vigilance.

And the second point was the most critical ————— Sylas didn't steal the ultimate at the first time!

Even if Chovy didn't think of this operation, if Sylas had stolen Azir's ultimate in advance, Azir would have more or less had some precautions in his heart.

This point, even under the magnifying lens of the director's slow-motion replay, was still not easy to see clearly.

Sylas chose to use Flash to approach and shorten the "flight distance" of R at the moment of E skill release to achieve "close-range instant steal."

At the same time, after stealing in the air, he still had to press it synchronously at extreme speed before the E skill took effect!

Just imagining it makes one feel the difficulty.

Of course, there are actually some small details that are not easy to see.

For example, the position where Sylas landed from Flash was exactly the "starting point" of the {Emperor's Divide} push back.

So when that R-Flash was hit, even if Chovy reacted with god-like speed, he couldn't dodge this wave of strong push because he couldn't perform an instant displacement Flash!

This is Ye Bo's ultimate mastery of the two heroes, Azir and Sylas.

It is precisely the combination of all this that can make Azir be forcibly pulled out of the tower and sniped like a rocket!

The replay hadn't ended yet, and the barrage was already very lively.

【No brother? Can't learn this! This hand speed!】

【Reasonable, normal, after all, he can punch on the keyboard, eight keys per second is very normal~】

【Suddenly remembered that Sylas seems to be a natural counter to Azir, after all, Sylas is a Kingslayer, and Azir is the King!】

【Good, good, you sat in Demacia's prison, and came to kill the King of my Shurima, right?】

【If you count the background story, the biggest beneficiary of this kill by Sylas should be Lux, who didn't even go on stage, and had 150 gold bounty dropped at home, delicious~】

【What the hell is Chovy doing, can't play Azir, don't play!】

"Sss, Ye's operation, this is too scary!" Roaring Emperor felt a bit lingering after watching the replay.

But he seemed to suddenly realize something even more terrifying.

"Wait! This mid-lane first tower won't be lost, right?!"

The director's replay camera occupied the screen, making people's vision briefly detach from Summoner's Rift.

And when the replay ended, the perspective returned to the mid lane again.

I saw that there was only a bare ruin left in the mid lane first tower!

"Pizza!!!" Roaring Emperor shouted subconsciously.

"It's broken! How could the mid-lane first tower fall before nine minutes!?"

This was the foreshadowing of the previous wave.

The Rift Herald constantly breaks two plating, but each plating drop will cause the defensive tower's double resistance to increase, so under normal circumstances, the early tower pushing speed is very slow.

This is also why Chovy was very confident that he could guard the tower.

The control offset in front of the Sylas tower in the previous wave hit Azir, who had no TP, back to the base, and the poorly developed Sejuani didn't dare to come out to clear the line because he was worried about being dived.

So in that wave, Sylas and Graves almost pushed nearly one and a half plating.

But even so, it meant that Sylas and Graves had to fight hard against Azir and push down one and a half plating with two defensive tower resistances.

Even if Azir's early damage is not high, if three sand soldiers stand there and poke people fiercely, Graves and Sylas, two crispy skins, definitely can't hold it, and hard demolition might even have the possibility of being killed!

So from the situation just now, Chovy was very confident that the opponent couldn't hit his first tower.

But no one expected.

Azir actually died in the air outside the tower in such a way, without any operational opportunity!

In this way, Sylas and Graves, like entering a land of no one, hit the defensive tower to two plating, and then put down the Herald to break it with one head.

Even if Peanut ran to guard the tower immediately, he was alone.

At this moment, the faces of the five Gen. G members were very ugly.

Turtles can give up anything.

Soldier lines, small dragons, Rift Herald, and even Baron in extreme cases...

Only the defensive tower must not be easily given up!

The defensive tower is equivalent to the turtle shell, it is the bargaining chip for operation and maintaining the development line, and it is also the basis for basic resource competition.

A turtle without a shell ————— can only

Especially since this was the most critical, the most unexpected, and the most unlikely tower to fall—the mid lane's first turret!

GEN. G's most famous strength is their ability to operate and stretch the game in the side lanes during the mid-game.

They often go even in development until the lane transition phase, then gain a small advantage with one push, gain a little more with another, until the gold gap is widened or they wait for their stable dual carries to step up and close out the game.

But in this match, the jungler is misfiring and struggling to survive, and the mid lane's first turret was pushed down so early.

10 minutes.

EDG takes the second small dragon, then launches a simultaneous attack across the top, bottom, and jungle lanes.

Graves has already completed the 【Umbral Glaive】, and relying on this "ward-clearing blade" along with Ashe's E skill for vision expansion, GEN is under constant, immense vision pressure across the board.

However, as the number one seed from the LCK, even in such a disastrous matchup, GEN still shows the strength of their "Turtle King" persona.

Turtles are all the same.

Some turtle shells are drafty on all sides, always allowing one to find various gaps to poke at the most vulnerable turtle head.

But as the Turtle King, GEN's five members fully embody what it means to be "by the book," giving absolutely no opportunities in the side lanes, and Ornn and Tahm Kench are indeed the types that are relatively difficult to dive.

Consequently, all the suffering must be borne entirely by the "Turtle-Butt" Peanut of this match.

"Peanut has been arrested again!"

"Stolen by Sylas, bound by his own Glacial Prison, and finished off by two shots from the well-equipped Graves! This Sejuani is truly too miserable this game, even worse than that Hecarim game!"

"Master Ye and Barrier's mid-jungle synergy this game has truly turned GEN's jungle upside down!"

"If it weren't for the experience compensation, I would seriously suspect that Sejuani's level might be even lower than the support's. But Peanut is really team-oriented; even like this, he still keeps trying to initiate ganks!"

12 minutes, EDG holds a 3k gold lead.

It is very clear that, given the performance EDG has displayed on the field, the advantage should actually be more than 3k.

Part of the reason for this is GEN's several clear resource trades earlier, which managed to swap for some things, and Sejuani even performed an unexpected ambush gank on the bottom lane, relieving quite a bit of pressure.

But the more important reason is actually the speed of pushing turret plates.

The benefit of dropping the Rift Herald in mid was freeing up Sylas; Azir dared not act arrogantly past the river, so he had no opportunity to suppress Sylas's wave-clearing speed.

However, the pushing speed of the top and bottom turrets was not particularly fast.

At least compared to the AD's CS gap and the tempo, the difference is obvious.

Among these factors, besides the desperate, focused attention from the jungler Sejuani, there is also Varus's hero advantage.

Despite the immense pressure of facing Kalista and Ashe in lane, GEN's bottom lane had no chance to contest wave control, whereas the opposing bottom lane could move early to support the jungle every wave—this is also one of the important reasons why the jungle is so miserable this game.

But thanks to possessing two AOE wave-clearing skills, and the added bonus of high attack power and armor penetration from the poke build.

Varus could shoot the minion wave to low health from outside the turret every wave, and clear it quickly once it entered the turret, leaving the opposing long-range heroes with no chance to hit the turret.

Of course, the price is that being too eager to clear waves inevitably leads to missing some turret CS.

So the bottom lane AD is already down by over a dozen CS, which is basically equivalent to the gold of one kill.

"EDG seems to have the intention of attacking the bottom lane!" Roar Emperor is extremely nervous on stage.

An-jang-mun, meanwhile, offers advice from afar: "This bottom first turret must be defended; as long as it's defended, there's a chance to delay the turret plates!"

"They have actually managed to barely stabilize the situation now, not letting the gap tear any wider; Sejuani's miserable development is actually of no great consequence."

"If those two long-range heroes in the bottom lane are freed up, the speed at which the defensive turrets fall will truly be unstoppable, and even the top and bottom turret plates will be pushed down rapidly!"

According to the pre-match draft strategy, having two long-range wave-clearers in Azir and Varus, paired with three front-liners, especially the perfect combination of two engage + one protection.

This lineup can be said to be arranged quite reasonably.

As long as they can play normally until the lane transition phase, even if there is a slight disadvantage in the early lane phase, GEN can use the lineup's advantages to limit the opponent's progress step by step, slowly dragging it out until their lineup's power spike arrives!

However, the speed at which the mid turret fell was far beyond expectations.

GEN absolutely cannot accept the bottom turret falling too early.

"They must be looking to dive bottom, we must defend this!" Peanut also realizes the key and speaks up to command.

At this point in time, GEN still has one trump card.

Teleport.

Before 14 minutes, Teleport is not yet unrestricted and can only be used on allied defensive turrets.

This gives GEN's mid and top the ability to "unilaterally watch over" their own bottom lane.

"Sylas and Graves are already flanking from behind!"

"Azir in mid also decisively uses Teleport; Chovy finally hesitates no more."

Roar Emperor suddenly notices the invisible yellow ward at Azir's feet.

"Aigoo, look quickly... be careful!!"

"There's a ward in the mid lane! There are two wards! Azir's Teleport position is exposed!"

If the mid first turret were still standing, Azir could safely Teleport without vision under his own turret.

But the fall of the mid first turret not only allowed control over the mid lane minion wave's progress.

It also compressed the tactical space of the entire mid lane.

Before moving, Ye Bo had already placed all the stealth wards he was carrying onto the mid lane minion wave—anyway, having pushed down the first turret so early, he had no concerns about being ganked.

And these two wards were naturally meant to detect Azir's position.

The opponent's intentions were not hard to guess.

With the bottom half of the map fallen and Graves relying on the Umbral Glaive and Sweeper to clear vision, even if Azir wanted to support the bottom lane, he could never walk across the fire line; he could only rely on Teleport.

Therefore, Ye Bo deliberately placed two wards, one in front and one behind, on the minion wave to scout Azir's movements.

And just as Graves and Sylas walked out, Chovy was very detailed in first moving away from the minion wave so his vision wouldn't be exposed before lighting up his Teleport.

But little did he know... there was still a ward at his feet!

The moment the Teleport beam lit up.

Ashe drew her bow and fired, aiming a 【Enchanted Crystal Arrow】!

The 4.5-second Teleport channel time was perfectly enough for the Enchanted Crystal Arrow to fly from the bottom lane to the mid lane!

"The last second! Aigoo, it was interrupted after all!"

The four members of EDG have already surrounded the bottom lane, making a posture to initiate.

At the critical moment, Doran, who was still walking toward the turret wanting to channel Teleport under it, noticed Gnar's rage and decisively pressed Teleport on the spot!

Mini Gnar has no crowd control to interrupt Teleport.

In 4.5 seconds, even if he could deal some damage to Ornn's health, it would be limited.

The Sejuani in the back charged out, a Glacial Prison lasso flew over, buying time for his teammates to land!

"He Teleported!" Brother Shengqiang Ge's voice sounded not only unpanicked.

But actually carried a hint of joy.

EDG didn't actually intend to force a dive on the bottom lane this time.

As long as they could bait out the opposing top laner's Teleport, they would at least be able to eat a turret plate from the top lane.

This is also why Brother Shengqiang Ge's Gnar, knowing his team wanted to dive, didn't stack rage in advance, nor did he Teleport in early to follow.

As for interrupting Azir.

That was out of concern that once the opponent landed and gathered five people, they might "jump over the wall in desperation" to force a fight, avoiding a 4v5 situation and not giving them a dangerous opportunity.

And as long as they baited out the Teleport this time, the next time they four-man-dive the bottom lane, the opponent would have lost their only bargaining chip.

But, just at this moment.

Seeing EDG wanting to retreat without initiating, they didn't expect GEN to decisively take the initiative!

It was Ruler who had a clear head and discovered the opponent's thoughts.

Knowing the top first turret was essentially handed over, he was desperate to find an opportunity in the bottom half of the map.

The turtle form instantly transformed into a "Mobile Xuanwu," moving its shell to find an opportunity, immediately wanting to poke its head out and take a bite!

Varus's R 【Chain of Corruption】 fired precisely forward—aiming directly at Graves!

Sylas was positioned further back than Graves, Kalista had Cleanse, and Ashe had the Spirit Ball bound.

It was obvious that Graves was the best target.

Ruler's skill accuracy was extremely high, and the logic behind this prediction was also very clear—he determined that after Graves reacted to his R, he couldn't possibly E toward the direction of the turret.

So he aimed at the direction to the left, out of the turret.

The predicted angle of the Chain of Corruption hit Graves, who happened to be dashing to the left, head-on!

Tahm Kench immediately W 【Abyssal Dive】 dived down, aiming at Graves's feet to prepare for crowd control follow-up, thereby coordinating with Sejuani to freeze him, waiting for Ornn to land to complete the kill!

However.

Since Ye Bo had guessed Azir's Teleport intention while organizing this attack, he naturally wouldn't have failed to consider the possibility of the four opponents jumping over the wall in desperation.

This is also why Sylas was positioned further back just now.

At this moment, Sylas threw out 【Kingslayer】 toward Tahm Kench, stealing 【Devour】!

Ashe and Kalista both had their own means of survival.

And as long as Sylas wasn't engaged, if his teammates were engaged, he could use Devour to cover them and retreat together!

The mark of Abyssal Dive at his feet grew deeper.

But just as Sylas wanted to transform into an Iron Fan Gnar and stuff Graves into his belly.

Barrier, whose head had returned to clarity, suddenly shouted aloud: "Don't swallow me yet, Master Ye! Watch Varus!"

Ye Bo also trusted his teammates extremely, immediately freezing his fingers.

And Graves, still carrying the {Root} effect on his head, threw his Q and W forward, aiming at Varus who was auto-attacking him, unleashing everything.

At the same time, he raised his hand for 【Collateral Damage】—firing backward!

{The "Root" effect can only restrict skills explicitly defined as "displacement" effects. }

The most classic example is like Jarvan IV's EQ combo; since neither E nor Q has a displacement effect, even while under a root effect, one can still use the two skills E+Q separately, "combining" them into a displacement skill to force a displacement.

Graves's ultimate's "passive" forced displacement can also achieve a similar effect.

This point was also unknown to Ye Bo; after all, he doesn't play Graves.

Relying on the recoil of the ultimate, Graves's body kicked backward violently, jumping exactly out of the range of the Abyssal Dive at his feet!

And Varus, blinded by the Smoke Screen, faced Graves's Q, W, and R skills, taking almost the full damage from the armor-penetrating Graves!

Because Tahm Kench still had his ultimate and Sylas didn't engage, he just helped fend off the Tahm Kench in his face while following up with a long-range Q, Chain of Corruption, exploding toward Varus.

Kalista and Ashe also followed up with flying spears and Volley!

The fragile Varus's health dropped continuously; without Flash and blinded by the Smoke Screen, he became somewhat panicked instantly.

"Swallow me, swallow me!"

Tahm Kench couldn't care about chasing anymore, immediately turning his head and swallowing Varus into his mouth.

At this time, Ornn landed and immediately called the ram toward the rear of the four fleeing people.

But obviously, this was just a ram for intimidation.

The previous strike failed to focus fire and kill Graves, missing the opportunity.

GEN's lineup, while having huge imaginative space in the mid-to-late game, is truly too weak in early-game combat power.

At this moment, Varus is already critically low on health, surviving in the belly, Sejuani is a frail old man, and relying solely on the landed Ornn obviously poses no threat.

But, just at this moment.

Ye Bo, who was about to retreat with his teammates, looked at the two layers of "Catfish Mark" on Tahm Kench.

A bold idea suddenly flashed in his mind.

He had no time to explain; his figure didn't retreat but charged forward instead, a backward E dash rushing back toward the defensive turret!

"Watch out for Sylas!" Lehends thought the opponent was coming to finish off the AD, and quickly shouted to remind him, signaling him not to crawl out of the belly yet.

Sejuani and Ornn also turned to block, wanting to help the AD tank skills or keep him there.

But little did they expect.

Sylas used his E skill in the opposite direction again—aiming toward the grass behind!

Ye Bo had just noticed the position where Ornn called the ram, which happened to disturb the Krugs.

Sylas instantly flashed, auto-attacking with his full attack speed passive, flashing to lick the "Catfish Mark" on Tahm Kench to three layers of red... immediately following up with his ultimate.

Tahm Kench was just like that, swallowed from afar into Sylas's belly, and then instantly flew out of the turret with Sylas along the chain————

Carrying the Varus inside his belly along with him!!!

It was as if they had performed a "two-person kidnapping" across thousands of miles, completely separating the battlefield!

【E-E-A-D-R · Kingslayer】

"What the f***?!"

"Shibal!!!"

Ruler shouted "Shibal" in horror, frantically clicking his right mouse button wanting to crawl out of the belly quickly.

But the position he jumped out of was right in front of four hairy-faced, thunder-mouthed monks!

The low-health Varus was finished off by a single shot.

This is equivalent to two armies facing off, and someone inexplicably rushing into the enemy camp to "grab" the opponent's general and bring him directly to their own camp for torture!

And Sylas waited for the ram impact to end, holding Tahm Kench until the 3 seconds of saliva were gone, before spitting Tahm Kench back into the crowd behind the wall.

Facing the four-man surround, Tahm Kench could only turn into a stubborn catfish sashimi.

【????????????????????】

【My god, there's this kind of operation!! A double-yolk egg in one bite!】

【It's over, the AD is really an egg now; Tahm Kench is the shell, grabbed out shell and egg together!】

【Hey! Is this 110? I want to report this, someone used chains to kidnap a dark-skinned pregnant woman! Ah yes, the location is Summoner's Rift!】

【I'm shocked; the Sylas in Master Ye's hands is truly not the same species as others; there are always operations that break my imagination!】

【Doing what others cannot! This is what a true professional player should do!】

"Master Ye, you're a f***ing genius!" Barrier couldn't help but want to jump over and high-five him.

"This works too? But I remember when Tahm Kench swallows someone, doesn't it apply 'Grounding' to himself, preventing the use of displacement skills?" Meiko asked with some curiosity.

Ye Bo explained simply: "It can't be used, but I used E before swallowing, which is equivalent to a delayed command, so I can perform a delayed forced displacement~"

Meiko had a look of sudden realization: "My goodness, looking at your Sylas, I want to play it too."

"What do you mean? Am I going to have a Sylas support?" Viper asked alertly.

A cheerful atmosphere filled the voice channel.

But Ye Bo didn't want to stop here: "Continue! Don't let these two people under the turret leave!"

Originally, the bottom lane was 4v4; no matter how big EDG's advantage was, there was certainly no reason to dive. Swapping for a Teleport + top lane turret plate was already a huge profit.

But at this moment, only two people were left under the opponent's turret.

The situation had undergone a earth-shattering change.

"It's over! Totally pizza!!!" Roar Emperor held his head in disbelief: "Why did it turn out like this!"

"This hero is just not right! Tahm Kench himself can't do this, why can Sylas! It's too outrageous!!"

"Ornn took quite a bit of damage from Gnar when he Teleported over just now; now that all his skills are used, these two people won't be able to leave easily!"

"Ashe tanks the turret first, then the Spirit Ball saves her; the combat power and burst damage of Kalista, Graves, and Sylas are extremely terrifying at this point!"

An-jang-mun, who also felt things were going wrong, suddenly realized something: "Wait... is someone missing?"

"Where is Chovy? What is Chovy doing?"

In a corner no one cared about.

Since the stun from the Enchanted Crystal Arrow ended, the unattended Azir was immersed in a crazy battle with the minions in the mid lane.

The chat in the LCK stream seemed to have instantly found a scapegoat, outputting frantically at Chovy.

But to be honest, at least in this wave, Chovy was a bit wronged.

After all, EDG did intend to leave, and at that time, even if Azir came over immediately after his Teleport was interrupted, he wouldn't have made it... who knew the bottom lane would die so suddenly!

After a tacit exchange of tanking and kiting, the remaining two in GEN's bottom lane were also killed one after another.

Along with the bottom first turret being pushed flat.

And Gnar, with the top lane wide open, also pushed the first turret flat.

13 minutes.

GEN's three first turrets are all down, plus the 0-for-4 trade that broke out in the bottom lane, the gold gap instantly widened from 3k to nearly 6k!

A true sudden death!

And such a huge gold gap directly resulted in GEN not even having the qualification to look at any map resources like small dragons, Rift Herald, or the jungle.

Truly activating the turtle's true spirit form, directly shrinking all four limbs into the shell, and closing the door to stay inside.

Arriving at the lane transition phase, EDG's dual lane firmly controls the mid lane priority.

Ashe and Kalista, one with a hawk spirit and one with a ghost, double-scouting vision.

This time, they staged the famous scene of "Five Rs guarding Baron," regardless of everything, not letting the opponent approach the dragon pit, and finally successfully took the first Baron.

The three combined.

Showcasing an unprecedented vision-suppression playstyle to everyone!

And the benefit of this "Strong Lane Priority" + "Strong Vision" playstyle system is that EDG can arrest the opponent through support every time, creating a numbers advantage!

"The first game should be over," BeryL said, shaking his head.

"This system... is exactly the nemesis of GEN's playstyle. They must change their lineup for the next game; they can't play at all with this kind of lineup!"

Actually, BeryL vaguely felt that this system had similarities to the system they used in the semifinals.

Yet it seemed there was something different.

Perhaps, is the tempo ability of the opponent's mid laner a bit too strong?

Of course, being able to show such effects in this game is mainly because the fall of the mid turret just past eight minutes allowed Sylas to be completely freed up in advance, acting recklessly on the map.

But BeryL could feel that there was clearly still plenty of room for improvement in the opponent's system—perhaps that proved the opponent was even hiding things.

Fortunately, they were also...

And Zeka beside him, his expression went from confidence and expectation at the beginning of this match to being slightly dazed now.

The various performances of this Sylas in this match clearly exceeded everyone's expectations, including his own!

Zeka prides himself on being a Sylas specialist.

But he just asked himself if he could have thought of that application of Tahm Kench's ultimate, and whether he could replicate that Azir ultimate operation 100% successfully?

Zeka silently watched the young face under the camera, who was even still rapidly opening his mouth to give commands.

Actually, as early as 15 minutes.

Everyone already felt that GEN's situation was gone.

Various early-game disasters, plus the comprehensive suppression of this game's lineup system!

Every counterattack opportunity GEN could find was always discovered in advance by EDG through vision, or countered with faster support, making their tempo more chaotic, instead losing large amounts of resources wave after wave!

Operation during the lane transition phase was originally GEN's comfort zone and main battlefield.

But in this match, it became a meat grinder and a death warrant in purgatory!

18 minutes.

GEN still wanted to gather all resources to fight to the death against the bottom lane duo pushing in the mid lane, at least to trade for some kills.

Ornn called the ram from a distance to keep people, Sejuani Q-Flashed to throw out Glacial Prison, Varus even R-Flashed to follow up with control, and Azir also aggressively pushed forward, determined to force a kill on Kalista and Ashe despite their Cleanse...

But at this moment.

The bottom lane duo suddenly moved inexplicably toward the wall.

And Sylas arrived from the rear.

Otherwise, how would EDG's bottom duo be pushing like this?

In a heavily favored game, the most useful ultimate to steal from the opponent is Tahm Kench's, whether it's the super high percentage health damage for solo-catching or the bounty for protecting teammates.

Sylas used the 【Kingslayer】 combo again.

At the same time, Kalista squeezed the Spirit Ball.

Sylas threw a chain toward the F6 direction, then instantly flashed down the wall to swallow his teammate Kalista into his belly!

One person holding + carrying a "three-person combination," flying together across the wall to retreat into the F6 area!

This wave can be called the last straw that broke the camel's back.

"Infinite whimsy! Ever-changing Sylas!" Wawa watched the widening gold gap, excited: "It really feels like GEN's mentality is a bit broken!"

"EDG showed extremely strong team cooperation in the first game, with mutual cover and tacit understanding maxed out; they have truly returned!"

Miller also shouted passionately: "Master Ye continues to bring us more surprises in the semifinals! He and they are still improving!"

"EDG kills the Dragon Soul on time at 20 minutes, then turns to the Baron!"

"They want to force GEN members over to fight, but obviously GEN is not prepared to come!"

GEN still wanted to use the strategy of stubbornly defending under the turret to delay death.

But the excessive gold gap, and the dual dragon buffs taken on time at 20 minutes.

Just the addition of a Baron buff alone was enough to make the Azir, whose equipment hadn't matured, unable to clear the minion wave at all!

GEN retreated step by step, and at 21 minutes, they were forced to give up the mid lane inhibitor turret.

And EDG proceeded to push the three lanes in an orderly manner, until the opponent continued to give up the top lane inhibitor turret, and gave up the bottom lane inhibitor turret...

Give, they can all give.

But even with such stubborn giving, facing the zombie siege of super minions in three lanes after the Baron buff, it was already fatal for GEN just to clear the waves!

Finally, bringing the minions to the door.

Sylas stole Ornn's ultimate, the ram spirit summoned from a distance... that one that seemed like the true mount of the God of the Forge!

Everyone had never seen such a terrifying ram.

And just as the last segment of the ram touched the GEN members, and they wanted to scatter and dodge...

Sylas took one step as two, E+Protobelt forward, then followed by Flash-R impact "Three-Step Layup"!

A powerful mountain-crushing impact, directly hitting the ram back at its near-starting point!

Under the infusion of terrifyingly high magic power, the magma elements flooded everyone like an erupting volcano, without even a moment to react.

The most fragile Varus was directly hit and sent to the afterlife!

24 minutes, not even waiting for the birth of the Elder Dragon that could end the game more decisively.

GEN's base crystal had already burst into a pile of sparks under the unbearable pressure!

(End of this chapter)