Chapter 253: Barrel Turtle Wave Qigong

"GEN seems to have ideas about the mid lane... the timing feels good!" The Roaring Emperor's voice became sneaky.

"V5's entire team's attention is on the small dragon, and Gragas is still fiercely pressing forward. They shouldn't have noticed!"

But Xu Xiu was a bit puzzled: "But can they catch him? Gragas's equipment is a bit good, the jungler might get counter-killed, right?"

Gragas reached level six with his ultimate and Flash, and because of the resource tilt from the top lane, his equipment after returning to base was excellent.

Looking at the GEN members, although Viego had recovered some state using jungle pet pets in the jungle, he was still not healthy and was only level four.

The most important thing was Aurelion Sol's equipment at this time.

This was actually one of the reasons why Gragas is good against Aurelion Sol in the current version.

Due to the severe nerf in stats, Aurelion Sol basically can only build {Liandry's Anguish} as his mythic item now, and cannot buy Rod of Ages.

This is not just a simple difference in one piece of equipment.

Rod of Ages itself didn't have high stats after its peak at the start of the season, and if Aurelion Sol chose this item in the current version, his maturation period would be greatly delayed until at least three items were completed to have combat power!

But if he bought the big mask as a mythic item, he only needed to supplement Rylai's Crystal Scepter as the second item to have combat power with two items, which is a world of difference for the entire hero curve.

But this brought a new problem.

The mythic version of the big mask didn't have a shred of "defensive attributes"—the {Lost Chapter} + {Fiendish Codex} synthesis route is an extremely pure output build!

And without Rod of Ages, what's missing is not just the health from the Catalyst of Aeons.

There's also the mana that Aurelion Sol is also urgently lacking.

So this led to the fact that no matter how urgent Aurelion Sol is, he must finish {Tear of the Goddess} + {Lost Chapter} before he can switch to Rylai's components to support his health.

If not, buying a Giant's Belt directly and keeping it on him is of no use at all!

If he doesn't have enough mana, he can't even spit Dragon Breath, and even clearing waves becomes a problem. What's the use of that extra 300 health?

Scout analyzed rationally: "It's not necessarily impossible to catch him. Don't forget there's Renata here. Although this hero's gank efficiency isn't high, she can still protect people from being swapped."

"As long as Aurelion Sol sells himself first, I feel there's still a good chance for this wave."

Chovy naturally knew that this wave wasn't that easy to catch.

He saw the equipment on Gragas.

Because he ate an extra wave and a half of minions from the top lane, the wealthy Gragas didn't even buy Lost Chapter, but directly bought {Alternator} + {Dark Seal}, not even considering the common Everfrost...

Just looking at the equipment, you know this is to play the most extreme laning suppression!

Gragas with this equipment now only needs to Q Aurelion Sol twice at most to call for a kill!

He was very clear that if he didn't sanction Gragas this wave, looking at the laning situation in the first few minutes, he could imagine how miserable his laning would be in the next few minutes.

He had to catch him this wave, even if he didn't want to.

"I'll sell myself first, and try my best to bait out his E and R..." Chovy took a deep breath.

The only good news was that Aurelion Sol also reached level six and held his ultimate in his hand, having quite a bit of room for operation.

As long as he could kill Gragas once, let Aurelion Sol get Lost Chapter in advance, and then directly switch to resistance + health items, he could reverse the laning situation and enter the most comfortable development rhythm!

This wave looked like an unremarkable variation gank from the audience's perspective.

But in fact, it could be said that it determined the life and death of the mid-lane laning.

And Ye Bo, after returning to the lane, clearly started playing extremely fiercely, just to bring this full development to the extreme.

Laning is all about snowballing. How much you can suppress Aurelion Sol during this most vulnerable time determines how much Aurelion Sol's development will be suppressed in the subsequent game.

The jungler being blown up in state earlier was something the team had discussed. Even if Peanut came to catch him this wave, at most he would blow his ultimate, and he even had a good chance of counter-killing.

But Ye Bo really didn't expect that the opponent's bottom lane, who had always felt like they had no gank attributes, would suddenly turn to the mid lane at a time when they should have returned to base...

"Here it comes!"

"Because Lee Sin didn't return to base to replenish equipment, V5's bottom lane is very slow at hitting the dragon! This wave seems to have a real chance!"

Chovy saw his teammates' positions getting closer and prepared to start acting.

He naturally knew very well that if he deliberately gave some obvious positioning, the opponent definitely wouldn't take the bait and might even become alert.

Aurelion Sol seemed to give up the game of wits with Gragas, hiding on the side of the minion wave, using short QAs to clear the front-row minions without sparing mana.

But Gragas clearly wouldn't let him go, actively pressing forward to seek consumption.

But just as he was about to enter the game-of-wits distance, this time it was Aurelion Sol who took the initiative, placing the E skill black hole {Singularity} under Gragas's feet, while the side radius also reached most of the enemy minions.

Don't look at the fact that Aurelion Sol's E and Q cast distances are about the same, but the E skill initially has a diameter of 500 range, which is further than Gragas's Q in terms of coverage.

And the foreshadowing of Chovy deliberately auto-attacking the minions appeared, which also showed his understanding of Aurelion Sol.

Because one of the red-side front-row minions was bound by the black hole, while the other was just outside the black hole range—and Chovy caught the timing just as the blue-side front-row minions were dying.

The red-side melee minions that lost their target didn't find another enemy melee minion, but automatically sought the nearest "hero"!

The red melee minion walked toward Aurelion Sol, which was exactly what Chovy wanted.

Because this was a "gun mount" sent up for the Dragon Raises Its Head!

Aurelion Sol sprayed piercing Dragon Breath before losing aggro, and Gragas, who was slowed by the black hole, could no longer use the minions beside him as cover.

And at the same time, because the enemy minions were all tied up by the black hole, Aurelion Sol's only remaining melee minion pressed forward a few steps, just blocking between Aurelion Sol and Gragas—causing Gragas to be unable to directly interrupt Aurelion Sol's Q through a frontal E!

Gragas's most direct way to solve this problem right now is to E directly behind or to the side, which would pull him out of the black hole range and out of Aurelion Sol's Q Dragon Breath range, at the cost of just losing some wave-pushing time.

So the question is.

Since this move is useful, why didn't Chovy use it like this before?

The reason is also very simple.

Aurelion Sol's E skill only enters cooldown after the cast ends, which is equivalent to a fixed 17-second cooldown at all levels, and can be used at most once per wave.

This must be saved for when supplementing tower minions to stack Stardust!

If he used it like this every wave when the minions were full health to pull the minion wave, even this "Stardust minimum guarantee" would be gone. Is he going to play a zero-passive Aurelion Sol!?

And Ye Bo, seeing the opponent use it like this, actually felt something vaguely.

But he didn't retreat—but he also didn't E to the side as Chovy had imagined.

The Gragas W 【Drunken Rage】 gulps down a mouthful of wheat juice, relies on damage reduction to tank the dragon's breath, and then unexpectedly thrusts his belly forward!

Chovy was surprised for a moment.

He couldn't understand it for a while; there were his own melee minions blocking in front of him, so Gragas's E would only hit the minions.

Could it be a mistake?

But the next moment, Gragas simultaneously cast his underhand toss in the air while E'ing, and just 0.1 millimeters before the belly was about to collide with the minions, he detonated the wine flowers all over the sky!

Aurelion Sol's health dropped by three bars synchronously, and the blue minions blocking in front fell instantly.

Causing the belly to pass through the minions' corpses and forcibly collide with Aurelion Sol's body!

Landing a "Piercing Minion Belly"!

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Chovy had also played mid-lane Gragas. He naturally couldn't not know about the "basic operation" of {releasing Q mid-E}.

But how could he do it in the air, and still have the Q explode first!?

He didn't even see the range indicator of the Q landing... doesn't Q have a flight time?

However, Chovy didn't have time to think about so much at this moment.

Gragas, who had pierced the minions and hit his face, landed and followed up with the heavy smash of Drunken Rage. EQW, all three skills hit + Comet and Alternator damage, actually taking away nearly two-thirds of Aurelion Sol's health bar!

Besides the Q skill, Gragas's second highest damage skill is actually W {Drunken Rage}.

The noble {percentage of maximum health} bonus has decent damage against both squishies and tanks, and the cooldown is short. It's even an AOE skill—the only drawback is that as a melee champion, it's normally very difficult to hit.

But this also confirmed the previous conjecture: during the laning phase, Aurelion Sol can take at most 2 Qs before entering the kill range!

But at least the goal was achieved.

"Come, come, come, come!"

Aurelion Sol, who ended from the 1-second knock-up control, summoned his R to pluck the star core and smash it down!

Anyone can react to Aurelion Sol's ultimate, but Ye Bo didn't intend to Flash.

After all, Aurelion Sol's ultimate damage at this time is not high, and even the E skill has already been used without the black hole cooperation. R is nothing more than a short control to stun himself for 1 second.

Even if Viego is nearby, Gragas still has his ultimate in hand, so he is fearless and only chooses who to kill...

But Ye Bo suddenly saw the support walking out on the shore of the lower river behind him.

He was suddenly shocked!

There's another one?

Renata is here, and the meaning is completely different.

Just because with Renata there, it's very difficult for him to forcibly kill one first, and Gragas is also a pure output build, actually just a normal AP tankiness.

Forcibly attacking is very likely to result in being swapped and killed during the {Bailout} time!

Ye Bo almost instinctively pressed the D key.

Fortunately, the cast animation of Aurelion Sol's normal ultimate is long enough, and without passive layers, the range is simply pitifully small. Gragas just happened to successfully Flash out of the pit at the last moment!

But this wave, GEN's killing intent was clearly firm!

Gragas had used his E to consume, and his position was close to the blue side tower. GEN's crowd didn't rush to attack at the first moment.

And the direction Gragas fled was slightly lower, not close to the center line, to avoid being easily connected to double control by the opponent.

Seeing the opponent still frantically twisting his butt, Lehends directly used Q-Flash to get close.

{Hostile Takeover} grabbed Gragas and threw him toward Viego!

But because of the escape direction Gragas chose at the first moment, Viego's W charge was about to expire, and Peanut also decisively used W-Flash to connect the control!

"Caught him!!!"

"Gragas has no Flash! Don't stand together and get ulted, this wave can definitely be killed!"

Gragas still had one ultimate left, clearly only enough to blow one person away.

Excluding blowing the support away.

Aurelion Sol stood at a long distance and sprayed Dragon Breath. Although his health looked close to the distance of one ultimate, with Flash in hand, he definitely couldn't be hit!

And if he used his ultimate to blow Viego away, Aurelion Sol could W fly up to chase, and Gragas wouldn't have enough damage to kill Aurelion Sol, who had Flash!

Ye Bo's thoughts flashed in his brain.

The 4.3-second cooldown W skill had already refreshed. Gragas drank another mouthful of Drunken Rage, entering 2.5 seconds of 15% damage reduction, which slowed the rate of health decline.

Then Gragas chose not to use his ultimate and hard-tanked backward...

"Why doesn't the damage seem enough? Gragas is a bit tanky!"

"Maybe it's because Gragas dodged Aurelion Sol's ultimate, and Viego is only level four, the damage is still a bit short!"

"Hey Chovy! Does he still dare to fly!"

Ye Bo using Flash to dodge Aurelion Sol's ultimate was undoubtedly a wise move.

Because what was dodged was not just damage, but more importantly, if he stayed in place, GEN could use one less Flash to connect control, and it would also be difficult for Gragas to quickly pull out of Aurelion Sol's Dragon Breath coverage.

And because the Flash pull-away was timely, although he was subsequently decisively controlled by double Flash, Gragas only needed to walk two steps to pull out of the Dragon Breath coverage.

Actually, by this point, Gragas's ultimate definitely couldn't be kept, which is equivalent to GEN spending two Flashes to blow Gragas's Flash + ultimate + force him home, which can be considered a successful relief of pressure for the mid lane.

But after verifying the damage with his own eyes, Chovy clearly felt it wasn't enough!

This wave, only by killing Gragas could he directly return to base to replenish Lost Chapter and transition through this most difficult period!

Otherwise, when Gragas returned to the lane, Aurelion Sol would still be in danger of dying at any time in the next few minutes and would have to sit in jail.

If Viego's damage alone wasn't enough, then he could only rely on Aurelion Sol's W {Astral Flight} to refresh Q and accelerate to fly up to supplement damage, closing the distance and locking onto Gragas!

Star flames wrapped around Gragas.

Ye Bo still didn't use his ultimate, still hard-tanking toward the tower.

He was waiting for the cooldown.

"Gragas still hasn't made a move, so he should be trying to save his ultimate! In that case, Chovy will have to be careful next time..."

The Roaring Emperor finally smiled for the first time in this BO5.

But the smile didn't last long before his heart jumped again.

"Be careful!!"

Gragas turned his head again, using the 6.98-second cooldown reset Q skill to throw toward the flying Aurelion Sol!

But strangely.

Chovy saw this Q rolling toward him and didn't use Flash to dodge, still firmly spraying Dragon Breath.

This time he finally guessed right!

Chovy's thinking was very clear.

If Aurelion Sol wanted to fly up to supplement damage, Gragas had two skills, Q and R, in his hand; he would likely only be able to Flash to dodge one.

And facing the fast-flying Aurelion Sol, it was naturally impossible to charge Q, so the "instant explosion" damage of the level three Q was definitely not as high as the ultimate's damage—to dodge, he naturally had to dodge the ultimate!

Sure enough, this instant explosion Q only lowered Aurelion Sol's health line by 100+.

Not fatal!

Aurelion Sol's W flight distance was about to get close.

And Gragas's health was about to hit bottom.

"Don't be afraid, I have W!" Lehends stared at Gragas, preparing for the possibility of a desperate counter-attack.

It was also at this moment that Gragas finally moved.

The 11-second cooldown E skill definitely hadn't refreshed yet; it could only be the incomparably obvious ultimate action.

Just as he saw Aurelion Sol almost parallel to Viego, Gragas threw out the {Explosive Cask} in his hand!

But Chovy was waiting for exactly this, and even flying toward the opponent's face was to force the opponent to use his ultimate. Anyway, he definitely had to use Flash; he didn't want the opponent to continue to be a threat to him in the next wave.

Aurelion Sol's Dragon Breath didn't stop, but golden light bloomed at his feet!

{Parallel W-Flash} without stopping Dragon Breath!

"Choooooooo~v~yyyyyy!!" The Roaring Emperor excitedly let out his signature soul-summoning shout.

"Chovy's damage calculation! No wonder he didn't use Flash just now! This Gragas is definitely dead!"

He used Flash in the air to shift his position behind Viego, while his Q skill continued without stopping, and he still maintained the mid-range coverage of his breath, and could ensure he wouldn't be hit by the ultimate together with Viego!

To be reasonable, this Gragas looked like he was definitely going to die no matter who he ulted—no wonder it looked like Ye Bo just wanted to save his ultimate.

R Aurelion Sol, Viego on his face should be able to kill him after supplementing damage.

R Viego, Aurelion Sol, who could spray at least 2 more complete Dragon Breaths within range, could also kill Gragas!

And no matter who he ulted, Renata would definitely have time to accurately hang W, and could immediately turn around and resurrect!

Clearly, Gragas's ultimate target at this time was clearly thrown toward Viego.

Lehends didn't dare to be careless, directly hanging {Bailout} to prevent being counter-killed by the opponent's desperate counter-attack—even if this ultimate blew Viego into the defensive tower, he could walk out relying on the zombie resurrection!

But, what Ye Bo chose seemed to be blowing Viego outward...

And just as Viego was blown off his feet by the beer flowers.

Gragas paused in place for half a second, then raised the wooden barrel high and smashed out {Drunken Rage}.

"It's useless! With Renata there, Gragas can't swap Viego! This wave is already stable..."

But in the system prompt that followed, it was mixed with a trace of dragon wailing.

{V5 Ye killed GEN. G Chovy! }

"WHAAAAAT!!!"

"Huh??"

"This..."

The Roaring Emperor on the commentary desk simply couldn't believe his eyes.

How did he die!?

Viego was blown away by the explosive barrel, and then Gragas smashed Drunken Rage at him—the result was like using "Viego" to smash the opponent to death from 400 meters away!

The things in that barrel didn't seem to be wine, but "Gragas's Turtle Wave Qigong"!

Viego was blown away, Aurelion Sol died.

For a time, no one could attack Gragas, who clearly only had a sliver of health left!

"Wait a minute! Wait a minute, someone else is coming from behind!"

"Wangho can't die in this wave!!!"

Viego took Gragas's ultimate + W smash, his health was already in the dead zone, and at this time he saw Lee Sin walking out from the shore on the lower right.

Seeing the big brother in the mid lane being caught, Xun didn't even fight the dragon, directly W-ward-jumped over the wall, and ran all the way to rescue.

Viego naturally couldn't run toward the tower to hit Lee Sin, so he could only flee toward the upper river.

Renata tried her best to stop Lee Sin's pace, even using her body to block the pursuit: "You go, you go! I'll hold him! Don't die!"

Seeing the support use her life to buy time for him, Peanut didn't even turn his head and ran backward.

"Xun, you just kill the support!"

And just as Peanut was about to pull away... he suddenly saw Gragas chasing too.

He immediately changed his mind.

Kill Gragas, the emperor's order is decided to possess the opponent's body, not only can he get the opponent's bounty.

Using Gragas's skill mechanism, he could even turn around and have room to operate against Lee Sin!

And the key is—Viego was still carrying the {Bailout} mark.

A casual calculation shows that Gragas only has one E skill at this time, and this time there really are no extra means to operate.

The opponent also has health that dies in one hit.

Viego has the Bailout resurrection, he will definitely be able to counter-kill!

Peanut went directly to the shore of the grass, preparing to counter-attack, even wanting to try to poke him to death across the wall.

"Lehends used his life to rescue Peanut, Lee Sin also gave up the chase, but it seems like it's going to fight again above!"

"If he counter-kills Gragas, this wave won't be a loss!!"

Ye Bo came to the shore, first inserted a ward across the wall, and after seeing Viego standing against the wall, he directly E'd forward with full recklessness.

Passive {Happy Hour} recovered 70 health, hard-tanking the {Viego Sword} poke that was aimed and released in advance, and his health also fell into the double-digit dead zone!

Clearly, even if Gragas poked Viego to death with this belly, Viego could immediately stand up and counter-kill and resurrect.

However... Gragas's belly had just passed through the river wall.

It was as if he had been "bounced" back!

The damage of the Body Slam had already been dealt, and the blue Comet was whistling forward, smashing Viego into a fake-death state—but the two were still separated by a wall!

"Across-the-wall E"!

"Hey!! Ah!!" The Roaring Emperor was so anxious he pulled his hair: "What is going on here!"

"How could Gragas's E not have displacement across the wall! This is unscientific!"

This time, even the two beside him were full of confusion.

The director cut to the replay without stopping.

First was the beginning of Gragas's "Piercing Minion Belly," which was exactly why Aurelion Sol's health was hit into the kill range.

And the principle of this is actually very simple.

Because Gragas's Q and E displacement speeds are equivalent, but Q cannot be detonated during the rolling process—so generally speaking, the distance of the EQ combo is equal, so it must be the E released first that hits first, and then Q can land and detonate.

Then, you just need the "distances to be unequal."

E needs "face-to-face" to trigger, but Q has a 350-yard coverage diameter.

So changing a train of thought and angle, using "Long E, Short Q" to use the edge range of Q to explode minions and people, you can achieve the "Early Detonation EQ Combo"!

Then naturally it's "Gragas's Turtle Wave Qigong."

This is pure "technical work." In slow motion, everyone saw the clues.

"So that's how it is..." Xu Xiu sighed in admiration: "He is simply a genius!"

"Gragas's W is an uninterruptible strong release mechanism. Using delayed target locking, smashing W in the air where Viego was blown away, you can make W take effect starting from the landing point where Viego was hit... Gragas can actually play 'Remote Drunken Rage' like this!"

Scout didn't say a word on the side.

He naturally saw it too, but it was precisely because he saw it that he knew it was far from as easy as it looked, and how much it tested the grasp of timing and confidence!

As for the final "Across-the-wall E," it was actually using the influence of "collision volume." As long as you ensure that only the end of Gragas crosses the wall, you can trigger the E skill's knock-up across the wall, while the main body remains inside the wall.

But it's easy to say, hard to do!

In the reality of the canyon.

The three-second Bailout corpse fell.

Renata, who was chased and kicked into the tower by Lee Sin to be supplemented, also heard bad news one after another.

At the same time, bad news also came from the small dragon pit!

The surprised shouts on the scene came one after another, converging into a wave of sound that quickly swept through the entire Copper Box Pavilion!

{Damn!!! What kind of b-operation is this! }

{Trickster Gragas! This Gragas can actually do Turtle Wave Qigong! }

{He is really pulling! This Gragas plays like a god! }

{Peanut: Wolf, I really don't owe you anything this time! }

{I know this move, a Falcon Dance navel-baring outfit flies down, then the Twilight Shroud wine flowers are placed on the shore, then the second stage Flying Thunder God returns, followed by a KDA hot steel pipe dance... This is simply Akali! }

{What kind of bitter life are we followers of the Balance Sect living? We've gone completely crazy, everything looks like Akali, but we can't see the real Akali! }

"Shibal shibal shibal shibal shibal! Shibal!!!"

Score in the backstage was so anxious he wanted to smash things. If it weren't for the camera, he really wanted to lose his temper.

"What exactly are you doing! Why can't you just stay steady! Why do you have to give opportunities!!"

He listened to the silent team voice and wished he could join in immediately and wake them all up!

Viper, who made this command, was also a bit confused at this time.

This... did I command wrong?

And the most silent person in the whole team must be Chovy, who was still waiting to resurrect.

Gragas ate two kills and one assist in one wave, leveled up one and a half times, and could push a mid-lane plating...

Originally, they were so desperate to move on the mid lane in this wave because Chovy knew he would be very difficult to lane against soon.

Gragas's hero mechanism was really too counter-Aurelion Sol in the early game.

When Chovy came out of the house and saw Gragas, who was re-entering the lane, almost about to touch the Rocketbelt, he really felt like the sky was falling!

An instant explosion Q could already blow away nearly a third!

Now it can be said that even under the tower is very dangerous!

Chovy had no choice but to return to base infinitely and frequently, regardless of any damn pushing waves or clearing minions, holding money to buy a Giant's Belt to protect his health, delaying death as much as possible.

His pressure at this moment was indescribable; he felt that if he took one skill, he would die!

He couldn't have even the slightest mistake!

But, even so.

The time Gragas's ultimate refreshed was still his death date.

8 minutes, Gragas used an extremely "plain" geometric barrel under the tower, blowing back Aurelion Sol, who just wanted to clear minions, from the extreme angle of the longest distance, achieving a solo kill!

"Solo kill!!!" Wawa was extremely excited.

"The mid lane couldn't hold on after all! Master Ye's laning suppression is too scary!"

Speaking of which, V5's lineup in this game actually had many "special preparations."

But even Ye Bo didn't expect that the impact of this single-lane breakthrough would be so huge.

In the final analysis, GEN's tactical layout in this game was centered on the mid lane.

But Aurelion Sol had already lost the qualification to touch the mid-lane priority, and the mid lane was almost deprived of the right to breathe. Gragas also had plenty of free time to exert pressure every wave!

And this kind of developed Gragas has a great deterrent to both the jungle and the side lanes.

The "painting style" of the game suddenly became a bit strange...

However, there were also stream comments joking—{V5 has beaten GEN. G into their true martial soul form! }

GEN. G suddenly started the "Ultimate Invincible Turtle" mode.

All resources released, give whatever is wanted, sell if life is wanted.

Finally, it started to look a bit like the "stereotypes," highlighting a "don't fight to the death, you can do whatever you want" attitude!

10 minutes, took the second dragon.

11 minutes, Gragas threatened the bottom lane, forced a retreat, pushed the first tower, completed three-lane rotation before 14 minutes, and took the third dragon at 15 minutes.

V5's economic advantage was expanding at a very fast speed, and the lineup was also showing its power during this period.

Choosing Kai'Sa was to play strong offense in the mid-game. Teammates hitting control from a distance could allow Kai'Sa to easily fly to the battlefield, clearly far superior to Aphelios in catching singles and melee fighting.

In this kind of lineup, Kai'Sa's essence is an "assassin"!

And Xun's Lee Sin, although not a commonly used hero, is a refreshing game when there is strong lane priority in three lanes, and he can try to find opportunities wherever he goes!

"Master Ye has achieved a terrifying single-point breakthrough in this game, and the advantage is already unstoppable and about to spread to the other three lanes!"

"This game is truly a standard model of single-lane pulling the whole situation!"

"GEN. G's entire team's summoner skills have never been complete; basically, as soon as they refresh, they are immediately blown out, and as soon as they refresh, they are blown out!"

The Dragon Soul team fight was about to refresh.

Viper originally wanted to command to fight another wave, at least not to die slowly.

But thinking of the result caused by his command more than ten minutes ago, he paused and didn't speak.

And GEN's original commander, Peanut, had been confused by the counter-jungling, walking and getting lost, let alone commanding the situation.

The main thing is that in this game, there were never fewer than two enemies in his jungle the whole time!!!

At this moment, he really just wanted to shout to the sky—"The opponent's Gragas is always in my jungle! How can I go when the mid lane calls me!"

The problem is.

The dragon soul was released, what about the big dragon?

The big dragon was also released.

What about the base?

"Are you not even going to push the base! GEN! Are you really not going to fight even when pushing the base! Is Aurelion Sol not coming back!"

"GEN is even going to give up the base!!!"

Aurelion Sol finally returned to the fountain symbolically and released the {The Skies Descend}, which he hadn't had a chance to release the whole game.

But when the skies descended and spread to their own crystal, the crystal also happened to explode into fragments, looking like the crystal exploded by Aurelion Sol himself...

(End of chapter) ===== CHAPTER 254 =====

【Using 'Specialty', 'Legend', and 'Transition' for a college entrance essay title, I wrote it like this: Samsung focuses on preparing for MSI, wanting to create a regional legend, but didn't expect to be drawn by V5 and get spun around!】

【Left Hand? More like 'Bitch Hand'!】

【Suddenly realized, why is the GEN team logo such a standard, perfectly symmetrical design on both sides? It looks remarkably similar to a legendary team in our LPL!】

【Holy crap, it really is! Case closed then!】

【Hey, it's pretty good for the LCK's number one to get a top-six finish at MSI, don't be too greedy!】

Viper feels incredibly stifled, but as an Aphelios who has been fleeing and avoiding combat all game with mediocre farm, he can't do much.

The main thing is that he always feels like someone is missing from the team, and that someone is the mid laner!

Even if GEN wanted to teamfight, there was simply no way to do it; they spent the whole game cowering and avoiding combat, not even engaging in a single decent confrontation.

Giving up everything!

This resulted in the scoreboard above GEN showing four striking 0|0|0|0s, making people momentarily mistake them for a team sponsored by a domestic metropolis.

"They're not going to push the base, are they! GEN, are you really not even going to fight once even when they're pushing the base! Is the Dragon King not coming back yet!"

"GEN is even giving up their base!!!"

The Dragon King finally returns to the fountain symbolically, casting 【Tidal Wave】, which he hadn't had a chance to cast all game.

But by the time the tidal wave descended and spread to their own crystal, the crystal happened to explode into fragments, looking as if it had been detonated by the Dragon King himself.

(End of chapter)