Chapter 59: Terrifying Blurring Flight! Intertwined Inside-Out Massacre—Winning Amid Chaos!

"Akali's escape route is so smart! Knowing that Gnar is also rushing over, she runs into the jungle, making it impossible for Gnar to chase!" WaWa shouted rapidly, "Monkey is caught by the chain, and Viego can clean up the rest!"

"This Akali play truly displays the essence of an assassin to the absolute limit!"

"In that case, the V5 mid-jungle rhythm is a bit broken, especially the monkey's jungle!" Miller directly pointed out the truth.

The top laners rushed over to support simultaneously, but Flandre, riding EDG's proprietary pig, looked even faster, charging forward with a pig tail to slow Gnar.

Seeing that the situation looked bad, Gnar had no choice but to give up, using his E to jump back onto the wall to avoid a free death.

Viego, using [Heartbreaker] to possess a corpse, instantly gains the enemy's complete skill set. Although without level 6 he couldn't switch back immediately, a 1v1 duel against the monkey was clearly completely safe.

"Hey Rich, chase! How can you let Akali run away like this, sacrifice yourself a bit! What's the use of those few minions!" Kid drew out his tone with a crying voice, "Like this, how is my Rookie gonna~play~later~!"

"Indeed, if TheShy were here, he would have killed everyone!" Xica chuckled with a grin.

"If TheShy were here, he would definitely chase this Akali to the death! Missing three waves of minion waves is worth chasing her to death! Otherwise, LeBlanc will come to the lane later... if Akali gets ahead, LeBlanc will have a terrible time playing!"

Kid didn't catch the sarcasm.

That earnest and heartfelt demeanor made it seem like he wanted to desperately prove to everyone the deep affection of his parents!

[Here it comes! Master Ye seemed to have taught a similar trick during his stream before, back when he was still called Auntie Brother, he really teaches genuine stuff!]

[Such a fast blade, and that classic assassin flavor!]

[I said before that whatever Master Ye plays, it tastes like Akali. Akali-queer, Akali-ee, Akali-en, Akali-ki, hehe, now the man himself has arrived~]

[Master Ye is truly a cunning villain! His scheming is too deep! How terrifying!]

[Me: "I understand Akali and LeBlanc the way a farmer understands rice!"]

The true meaning of an assassin is to kill with a single strike, eliminate the target, and then stylishly disengage from the battlefield.

Without a doubt, Akali did precisely that this time around.

Meanwhile, although Rookie returned to the lane via TP and didn't lose too much experience, he could clearly already feel the pressure mounting exponentially.

In the Akali versus LeBlanc matchup, pre-level 5 is 4-6, at level 5 it's 5-5, but after level 6 she starts to gain a slight upper hand.

This is because once Akali has three points in Q, her energy pool is sufficient to cast double Qs, and those double Qs can kill backline minions!

Unless LeBlanc uses her W to shove the wave, her minion-clearing speed begins to fall behind Akali's, and obviously, a disadvantaged LeBlanc cannot dare to step forward and use W in plain sight.

As for after level 6, it comes down to the champion's raw damage.

Akali is a champion without any "hard crowd control," and her skills are restricted by her energy, unable to cast more abilities through cooldown reduction.

A champion with this design module has an entire skillset defined by one word!

Damage! Damage! And motherfucking damage!

Therefore, the damage of Akali's full post-level 6 combo is utterly terrifying, firmly positioned at the very top of the assassin food chain. Many squishy mages have the opportunity to be 100-to-0'd in a single combo!

Of course, LeBlanc's advantage lies in her W+R providing four mobility dashes, making it far from easy to land her full damage.

That is why it is merely a "slight upper hand."

Five and a half minutes in.

LeBlanc, who had been playing passively for a while, backed off early, knowing that Akali was about to reach level 6.

Actually, the experience difference between the two wasn't too massive because after scoring the kill at level 3, Akali had recalled and walked back to the lane, saving her TP, which also gave LeBlanc a chance to catch up.

If we really had to talk about the biggest loser from that level 3 play, it was the jungle!

After starting solo in the jungle and lingering around the mid lane, the monkey had already wasted a considerable amount of time. Jiejie had already cleared a camp ahead before coming to cover, and after the kill, he naturally counter-jungled the opponent's Blue Buff!

This left the monkey significantly behind in jungle experience, a heavy blow for a champion relying on level 6, severely limiting V5's tempo.

Song Yijin was getting a bit anxious.

After all, in a sense, this wave was caused by his own issues.

If he hadn't been suppressed in the early laning phase, the monkey wouldn't have been forced into such a desperate gank, at most just counter-ganking.

He felt that he needed to step up.

"Akali is level 6, looks like she's heading towards the upper river, Rich be careful in your nest." Seeing Akali push the wave and disappear towards the top side, Song Yijin promptly issued a Missing ping.

"I built magic resistance, she shouldn't be able to dive me easily..." Rich muttered to himself, looking a bit nervous at the Hextech Alternator on Akali's item slot in the scoreboard.

Song Yijin turned his head to ask further, "Karsa, do you know where the enemy jungler is?"

Although Karsa was farming the jungle, his analysis of map information hadn't been heavily impacted: "She should be doing the Little Drake, oh wait, if it's this game... I feel like Jiejie might go for a three-man dive top."

Karsa's analytical logic differed from the previous game.

Last game, Jiejie constantly helped the bottom side and practically neglected the top lane, placing heavy importance on the Little Drake—because the double hyper-carry composition needed the dragon's tempo.

But in this match, with Ye Bo back in the lineup, EDG should naturally place more value on the Rift Herald, and thus pay more attention to upper-side priority.

"Tsk... but it's hard for me to go top, the upper jungle is very easy to be camped by Akali, Rich why don't you back off?"

Rookie deeply trusted Karsa's intelligence and, acting as the bridge of communication with the top laner, issued the command.

"Alright, then I'll just base."

"Then Karsa and I will play around bot and take the dragon. I'll hit level 6 off this wave of minions. Even if Akali has TP, a 4-v-3 should still be playable."

V5 usually relied on Karsa for information analysis, with Rookie making the critical decisions.

The synergy between these two indeed produced a wondrous chemical reaction. Coupled with the solid foundation of top laner Rich—a storm-crowned triple champion—and the stable output of bottom laner Photic during winning conditions, they formed this consecutive-winning team of the spring regular season.

How should I put it?

The combination of these two felt like fusing into a single person to pilot three sand soldiers!

Yet this time, all of the opponent's choices completely exceeded their expectations.

"What is Akali doing? What does she want?!"

"Could she want a solo kill?! Is she waiting for LeBlanc to use W to clear the wave?!"

"Hey, but pay attention to EDG's movements..."

From the spectator perspective, Akali hadn't actually left; she was just squatting motionless right around the corner of the nearby river wall.

The minion wave crashed into the tower, and LeBlanc would reach level 6 after eating half a wave.

Akali hiding immediately was to avoid directly exposing her intention and to buy time.

"Brothers, get ready!" Ye Bo finished speaking, then operated Akali as she walked out.

Song Yijin saw Akali and asked doubtfully, "Didn't she go top?"

The monkey, having just finished F6, also saw that the opponent had stopped moving.

What surprised them even more was that Akali was walking straight towards the tower—which had no plating drops left—in a direct line...

This intention was already crystal clear!

"She wants to dive!"

"I'm here! I'm here! I feel like we can give her a spot!"

Although the monkey lacked combat power, LeBlanc was about to reach level 6, and no matter how fed Akali was, she didn't have any tower-diving resilience!

Song Yijin's brain raced for countermeasures.

The minions in front of the tower had formed a large pile, and he was already auto-attacking to clean up their health. Now, a single W step forward could instantly kill several and reach level 6.

LeBlanc hugged the back of the tower tightly.

At a time like this, he could only react step-by-step and see how the opponent would initiate.

However, Ye Bo's choice seemed to embody a simple and brutal truth.

Akali pushed deep into the tower, positioning sideways against LeBlanc, and then unexpectedly threw out a shuriken without hesitation, and after a brief "hesitation," propelled herself forward with a flying leap using her R!

The turret instantly locked on as its target.

"Akali is making her move directly!!"

Song Yijin hadn't expected the opponent to initiate like this, but he quickly executed the most correct counterplay.

LeBlanc unleashed both her E and W simultaneously, drifting close to land the [Ethereal Chains] to tether Akali. Without a single moment of hesitation, she used W to stomp into the minion wave, killing them to hit level 6, and instantly mashed Ctrl+R to unlock her ultimate.

This execution was extremely meticulous.

Because if she had used W first and then chosen to cast E later, LeBlanc's R [Mimic] would default to only being able to use E or Q, making it impossible to cast the second dash of RW!

The monkey also looped around from the F6 jungle entrance behind the tower.

Yet the very next moment.

The eyes of the two V5 members, alongside the viewers of the livestream capturing the eyes of millions, witnessed two bizarre scenes!

The ultimate dash launched by Akali—actually traversed directly across the tower wall!

Combined with LeBlanc's W jump, the thousand-yard distance instantly stretched between them, snapping the chain and dropping the turret's aggro!

Akali's figure vanished from vision.

If it were merely that, it would obviously be nothing; it would equal Akali wasting an ultimate for free, with nothing happening.

The problem was... right before Akali's R leap, she had thrown a Shuriken Flip sideways with almost zero telegraph and zero backtracking!

The target location—right inside the minion wave.

At first glance, it looked as if LeBlanc had driven right into it.

She had driven right into that shuriken, thrown half a second early with precise prediction!

Looking at the Shuriken Flip mark hanging high above his head, Song Yijin's breathing instantly quickened, his eyes locked as he knew what this implied.

Shuriken Flip possessed a "tracking" effect. If he pressed his return Distortion early, or used the second dash of RW early, it would only drag the opponent along with him until he landed and took the damage!

Song Yijin rapidly pulled back out of the tower, wanting to wait for the exact moment Akali flew back via her E to press his return Distortion.

Through this operation, he could drag and "send" the opponent out of the tower while safely swapping back under his own safety zone!

Yet, he didn't understand Akali enough, while Ye Bo understood LeBlanc too well.

LeBlanc's [Distortion] second-cast mark could only persist for a maximum of 4 seconds.

Akali's [Assassin's Mark: Shuriken Flip] second-cast mark could similarly only persist for 4 seconds.

The two launched their moves almost simultaneously, true.

But just as seen from the spectator perspective at this moment, Akali was walking hard towards the upper jungle to widen the distance between them!

*The flight of Shuriken Flip takes time.*

And following through with a TP had already proven that the second E has no distance restriction.

Three seconds were about to pass.

Akali walked close to the Blue Buff, pressed the second E, her form lifting into a backward flip!

LeBlanc quickly saw Akali flying out from inside the wall and prepared to press W, but at the same time, she rapidly discovered that the mark under the tower had vanished!

He couldn't return to the tower anymore.

Akali landed following the Shuriken Flip, delivered a fierce kick, followed by an auto-attack to proc her passive-enhanced auto, and unleashed her second Q kunai!

LeBlanc's health bar was instantly forced below 40%, triggering her stealth and splitting into a clone.

Fortunately, because Akali's auto-attack and Q execution speed required landing time, LeBlanc successfully cast RW to stomp back inside the tower, reuniting with the incoming monkey before her passive popped, avoiding an active reveal.

Akali, relying on Fleet Footwork from her passive proc, continued to chase deep into the tower.

Moreover, because she was outside the tower previously, she still had no turret aggro at this moment!

Song Yijin rapidly pressed Alt+Left Click, operating the invisible LeBlanc clone while commanding both halves to walk in opposite directions towards the sides of the tower.

A happy multiple-choice question?

Ye Bo, holding the second R's execution dash, narrowed his eyes slightly, just as he prepared to analyze the movements of those two LeBlancs.

Then, abruptly, a mysterious smile appeared on his face.

Not because of anything else, but because Ye Bo saw something on the ground.

"Chicken Bro, you've exposed yourself..."

R2 thrust forward, and Akali chose the LeBlanc clone closer to the bottom.

Dashing forward with a swipe of her cross-sickles, she pierced right through the target's heart!

The maximum *missing health* execution damage multiplier below 30% was fully realized, and she followed up with another Q upon landing.

Shuriken shadows swept by, kunais whirled, and sickle blades flashed.

[Assassin's Mark: Perfect Execution] — *Killing amidst chaos*!

"EDG YE has killed V5 Rookie!"

The wails of LeBlanc echoed across Summoner's Rift.

Song Yijin scratched his head with a bitter smile.

Meanwhile, his teammates, who received the information the fastest—though they were preparing to pull off a major play elsewhere—were all watching the mid lane since a dive was happening.

Everyone witnessed this solo kill firsthand!

"Holy shit, so damn handsome, Master Ye!!" Jiejie spat profanity, acting as a qualified hype man.

It wasn't just Jiejie; EDG's voice comms were filled with praise.

"I'll be damned? A solo kill on Rookie!?" Flandre exclaimed in full amazement, perhaps because in his heart, he always equated Rookie and TheShy.

Meiko added, "It's not just a solo kill, it's a motherfucking tower-dive solo kill! Awesome!"

Even the quiet Viper spoke in full, resonant, high-pitched tones: "Nice, our mid lane is invincible!"

Viper uttered such an exclamation not only because of this outrageous tower-dive solo kill.

Even more so because.

EDG's deployment on the bottom lane at this exact same moment also originated from Ye Bo's command...

"Oh crap, four people!? Save me!" Photic let out a startled cry.

Top laner Rich immediately lit up his TP, but it was far too late.

Akali's fake-out heading top earlier, combined with Karsa's analysis, naturally led V5 to believe EDG wanted a three-man top dive. Without a TP and not daring to step deep into the pitch-black jungle, LeBlanc truly had no choice but to let Rich back off.

This resulted in Sejuani's whereabouts being lost; after pushing out a wave, she directly TP'd to the bottom lane!

As a solo-laner, Sejuani's level naturally matched the mid laner's, having already reached level 6.

A familiar pig suddenly flashed out from the bottom brush, flinging out her Glacial Prison to lock down Kench, while the generated Frost Storm simultaneously slowed Senna, who had also flashed to escape.

Viego, walking across the scorched earth in the river, arrived and delivered a short-range WAQA to instantly stack the frost mark for Sejuani.

*(Viego's blade-mark auto-attacks also apply two stacks)*

Sejuani then re-applied the freeze to keep Senna pinned down, while Aphelios and Renata stepped up to chain their crowd control!

Little Gnar's TP had finally channeled down—yet not only was he completely un-racked on rage, but because he missed catching the wave defending against the dive earlier, he was still only level 5!

LeBlanc had fallen, and Monkey was defending the minion wave mid, meaning V5 had zero remaining subsequent backup.

However, EDG still had more.

"I'm rushing! I'm moving! Don't rush, don't rush!"

Akali, having finished diving mid, casually wandered into the bottom jungle. Since her first move was an R straight through the wall, from start to finish she had only been hit by the turret three times—and those were unprimed attacks.

A monkey who had only hit level 5 by eating tower-minions clearly lacked the qualification to pursue an Akali who still held her Shrouded Twilight.

And as Akali reappeared to encircle them.

The three remaining low-health members of V5 cowering under the bottom tower were clearly destined to become dishes on a platter...

"Wah wah wah! It exploded! V5 has truly exploded this time!!!" WaWa screamed in extreme excitement.

"What kind of play is this from Akali?! This dive is too perverted and too handsome!"

"Such a sudden death rhythm, EDG actually executed an extremely brilliant lane-swap operation at six minutes! Even from the limited perspective, you can clearly feel their meticulous design and tactical game!" Miller also burst into continuous exclamations.

"Of course, what's even more unexpected... is that Player YE actually completed an extremely brilliant tower-dive solo kill! And this is Rookie's LeBlanc!"

"Let's check out the replay together!"

The director first displayed the replay of the solo kill, which carried the most impact.

LeBlanc's micro-details throughout were spot on, arguably the most correct response to that scenario.

Yet the problem lay right there!

In other words, if Ye Bo had been in this "chessboard" scenario, he likely would have operated just like this.

That was precisely why he could "predict" the opponent's choice!

Had this LeBlanc been even slightly worse, with a shallower understanding or lacking in details... it might actually have changed the outcome.

The concept of *"Noobs counter experts"* applied right here.

Whether it was keeping EW while holding RW, or the choice to step into the minion wave with W to level up right as the opponent tanked the tower—none of these were hard to guess, because there was almost no other choice.

As for Akali's operation, it involved a hidden trick of the champion: 《The No-Recoil Forward ER》!

By combining a specific "combo rhythm" of rapid-clicking the floor with "hand speed," Akali could chain together a sequence that originally required a full backwards E before outputting R!

Altering it into the effect of 《Simultaneous ER》!

Instantly casting Q, E, and R together, flipping over the wall, landing with an auto-attack chained into Q, and finishing with an R2 execution!

Finally, how Akali distinguished the clone.

In fact, it was clear at a glance during the replay, and Song Yijin saw it himself, which was why he wore a bitter smile at the very end.

It was [Aery]!

The Aery keystone rune possesses a very special mechanic.

It has no cooldown concept.

After dealing damage, Aery lingers on the target for 2.5 seconds, then the little sprite detaches and crawls back to the caster's main body in a "slithering" motion, resetting only upon reaching home.

Naturally, this process relates to the distance between the two parties.

However, because Akali cast her ER simultaneously and flipped directly inside the wall, she also dragged Aery all the way near the Blue Buff, while LeBlanc was simultaneously walking out of the tower.

That mere 4-second duration of the E skill, factoring in the lightning-fast clash after flipping back across the mountain...

Was simply nowhere near enough time for Aery to crawl back!

So at that moment, Ye Bo had watched with his own eyes as an Aery ignored and passed right through the upper clone, charging straight for the real body below!

He had been amused by that cheerful little scene.

In the replay, LeBlanc was stabbed to death with a single strike, and Rookie's supporters in the venue sighed in unison, their lightsticks sagging listlessly.

Kid watched it again and jumped up in anxiety, his belly exposed as he leaped up earnestly, his foam clogs even flying off.

[Hit the Chicken, hurts the Kid's heart! Kid looks like he's about to cry right now~]

[If Rookie ever ascends to Doudi, Ge Yan can at least ascend to an Eight-Star Dou Sheng, they're practically bonded flesh and blood at this point]

[What the fuck! Master Ye has issues, why is Summoner's Rift full of his double agents? First the level-1 minions, and now even runes can turn into double agents!]

[Is this the QQ VIP of Summoner's Rift, or what?]

[A mechanics monster plus a detail monster, let me say something even scarier—EDG's bottom lane encirclement might also have been called by him! This is getting genuinely creepy]

[Well, asking without knowing, how come this game just had minor adjustments, and it feels like it's ending at six minutes? Look at the other side (]]

The subsequent setup wasn't fully visible from the observer's perspective.

Everything began from the seeds planted during the early laning phase.

If LeBlanc had TP this game, if LeBlanc hadn't completely lost lane priority, the top lane wouldn't have had to worry about a "three-man dive" in the first place.

Precisely because LeBlanc lacked TP, Gnar retreated in panic after being intimidated by Akali, thereby giving Sejuani the opportunity for a TP angle and a level advantage.

Of course, there was one more key point.

*Karsa's prediction!*

His analysis wasn't wrong; Jiejie had indeed originally planned to go top, following that exact thought process.

The problem lay in the fact that Jiejie in this game was fundamentally different from the last one, no longer relying purely on his own ideas, nor remaining so easily predictable.

He had regained an "external brain" for this match!

And it was precisely Ye Bo's command that altered the original course of events, even pivoting to temporarily orchestrate an offensive assault on the bottom lane!

Utilizing the level advantage of a solo-laner, ganking the bottom lane alongside it was as easy as pie.

"The double kills at level 3 only plunged V5's mid and jungle into a deficit, the gold difference hadn't even hit four figures, but this wave is about to blow the gold gap wide open!"

"Radiating from the mid-jungle control, EDG secures a zero-for-four plus the Little Drake, along with bottom lane tower platings!"

"Akali even has her TP, she can fix the top lane minion wave if needed... EDG's design and team-oriented macro play this time are truly exquisite! It feels a bit unfamiliar!"

"But in this case, V5 is actually in a rather painful spot..."

The casting desk spoke rather tactfully.

After this sequence, V5 had escalated from a mid-jungle deficit to a global deficit, and it was genuinely a deficit across all four roles.

This directly led to V5 having zero contention rights for the eight-minute Rift Herald.

The match tempo thus seemed to loop back to the first game.

Yet the biggest difference was that the mid laner in that game was Yone, facing a Galio on the opposing side.

Even with a massive early lead, Yone still needed to split-push and farm, with slightly weaker active playmaking capabilities, which was why Galio was given room to find plays from behind.

But in this game, it was completely different.

An ahead Akali possesses an active playmaking ability that is leagues stronger; she is quite literally a Rift bully!

With her current itemization, without any exaggeration, a single ultimate equaled a human life!

As for a disadvantaged LeBlanc, those who know understand.

She truly can only act as a mosquito, stepping up with W to dump her abilities and chip off a few layers of dead skin from the enemy, with her sole characteristic being that the enemy still can't easily kill you.

It epitomizes being annoying, but useless.

At 10 minutes, EDG wanted to use the Herald to push mid.

Akali aimed at the defending Monkey outside the tower, threw out Shuriken Flip to hit him, and brazenly flew in with the second E!

Akali's E damage is astonishingly high, unquestionably possessing heavy deterrence.

Karsa, watching Akali soar in, decisively spun his *Cyclone*, wanting to interrupt under the tower...

But Akali used a lateral Hextech Rocketbelt to directly cancel her second E!

Relying on the immense deterrence of her lead, she coaxed out the Monkey's ultimate with just that simple move.

"Pizza! He got styled on and spun dizzy!" Sun Yialong shouted exaggeratedly, "Master Ye just wiggled his butt and tricked his cooldown out! What the hell!"

Kid let out a heavy sigh, his words filled with lingering resentment: "I'm really not saying this, Karsa is definitely worse than me when it comes to protecting Rookie. If LeBlanc collapses this game, the jungler has to take at least half the blame. After coming to feed once early on, he just stopped showing up!"

"What's the use of only knowing how to run radar? In this game you need to know who to help. Why do you think Bengi could be a three-time champion jungler? Just look at who he prioritizes helping!"

"Jiejie knows this logic very well. Look at last game, he didn't camp mid and only camped bot; this game he only camped mid, so it's pure jungle diff!"

Xica refused to touch this kid's suicidal conversational bait and smoothly shifted topics: "I feel like Karsa started flashing red warnings a bit early this game, it hasn't even been 10 minutes yet, doesn't it usually start after 15 minutes?"

The reason V5 placed first in the spring regular season yet nearly got swept in the first round of playoffs was precisely because their flaws had been exposed.

One was that their ADC seemed to only know how to play winning games, stepping up bravely to output like crazy when ahead, while shrinking into the shadows and remaining silent when behind—epitomizing being a bully to the weak and cowed by the strong.

Another was their jungler Karsa, who resembled "Ultraman"!

Meaning he often looked fierce like he had heavenly vision during the first ten-odd minutes, but once the mid-game rotation started, too many variables meant he naturally couldn't guess anything anymore.

However, Karsa wasn't the only jungler like this among players.

This wasn't any kind of metaphysics, either.

*Controlling-type* junglers inherently carry this trait: they can accurately guess the enemy's movements early on through vision information and combat experience, but once the mid-game rotation hits, variables multiply and they naturally lose the thread.

It's just that some players turn mediocre halfway through, while others dive straight to the ocean floor the entire time!

The contrast before and after isn't distinct enough, which makes it feel subtle, but such players are truly quite common.

At 13 minutes.

Akali already held a {Hextech Rocketbelt} + {Sorcerer's Shoes} + {Needlessly Large Rod} + {Stopwatch}, undoubtedly beginning to swim freely across the entire map!

In a 1v1 situation, whoever gets hit by Shuriken Flip now can basically take both hands off the keyboard.

At 16 minutes.

After EDG secured the second Herald, they chose to push top.

"Run! Oh V5 run! Akali is coming!"

"Wow, this flank vision is so shady!"

During the previous jungle invasion, Akali utilized her powerful mobility to shift positions and secretly plant a vision warding stone near the virtual wall of the enemy base, before flying back to her shroud without anyone noticing.

No one scans the small gate of their own base when both outer and inner towers in mid and top are still standing.

And landing this time were two TPs from Sejuani and Akali!

The V5 members, holding their ground in front of the top inner tower, were still completely unprepared.

Seeing only three people on the opposing side, they were still guessing whether the enemy wanted to push two lanes simultaneously, and even pondering how to engage.

"Engage, engage, engage! Engage bravely!" Ye Bo shouted loudly.

In the front, Renata decisively initiated with an unprompted R-Flash right into their faces. Since only three people were there, V5's vigilance was naturally lacking, and the Alchemy Purge hit four of them directly!

Aphelios unleashed his big firework display, while a Glacial Prison flew out from behind the wall in the flank!

A pig charged out, diving straight into the tower to initiate.

The Rogue Assassin used RQ to dash forward, slaughtering her way into the crowd.

Tahm Kench was fine protecting someone in a 1v1, but once multiple teammates were clustered around him simultaneously and all faced danger, no matter how big his belly was, it could only hold one person.

Yet keep in mind, aside from her E being a single-target skill, Akali's Q and both parts of her ultimate were massive AoE.

A super-fed Akali.

Might end up killing more than just one person!

The Kench standing at the front was first tagged by the toxic fog, then stunned by Viego's W alongside a newly applied mark, before the pig chained the third stack of freezing.

Meanwhile, Akali wove through the crowd, her double blades flashing with cold steel. The shroud she deployed under the tower clearly exposed her silhouette, resembling an assassin facing the direct sunlight.

Rocketbelt + E to adjust positioning.

Aiming at the straight-line angle across all five enemies, she thrust forward with *Perfect Execution*!

Green-and-black lightning tore through the air, like the whisper of the reaper!

Explosive 777 blue damage numbers popped everywhere!

Three squishies fell instantly, and Viego's Heartbreaker crashed down to deliver a final execution strike, leaving only four corpses on the ground waiting to be possessed.

By the time the Kench recovered his wits.

Beside him, there were no longer any teammates left for him to swallow.

"Holy shit, the damage on this Akali!" Xica cried out in a strange, freakish scream, "Whose boss is this?!"

Kid stayed silent, his eyes glazed as he slumped back into his chair, seeming to have lost the light in his eyes...

Akali swung her sickle once more, hooking right through the Kench's frog skin.

"Quadra Kill!"

"Quadra Kill!" Sun Yialong celebrated wildly and shouted, "Invincible, Master Ye! Holy shit, this game is pure slaughter, how did this turn into a smurfing lobby?"

"Almost a penta! Hey, seriously, if a penta had dropped right then and there~~~ I wouldn't dare imagine it!"

[Holy shit! It really feels like Master Ye is possessed!]

[How come some players feed a penta when they sub in, while others almost get a penta?]

[Who stole the penta?! Investigate thoroughly and catch them! Catching the anti-steal faction on the team with a single penta!]

[There's really nothing to say about this game, right? The early laning phase completely suppressed Rookie, pure raw mechanics! Is this my lord's Akali?!]

[Stop the blind hype, it's obviously entirely thanks to Aery and the minion wave. I suggest posting both of their Weibo accounts to Scout's super-topic so the fangirls can flame them!]

[Hahaha~ Urban legends actually come true now, and it's a horror story!]

"Ah, my bad, my bad! Wasn't paying attention, Master Ye, your damage is just too explosive," Jiejie said apologetically.

"Doesn't matter, no big deal~"

Though he undoubtedly felt a slight tinge of regret, Ye Bo still spoke in a lighthearted tone to comfort him.

At 17 minutes, EDG secured an ace and pushed all the way to the top inhibitor turret, blowing the gold difference wide open.

At 21 minutes, EDG flattened all three inhibitors and arrived at the nexus gates.

EDG's members were clearly having a bit too much fun this game; after all, having just gifted a penta last game felt somewhat stifling, and the opponents had also穿死了一个 in the fountain during the final push.

So they wanted to blow things up right at the gates this time.

"What do you say, Master Ye! Let's get you another one!"

"Hey no, no, no, push the base, push the base! Push to end it already!"

At the strong request of this game's big boss, the members, despite having fun, didn't push their luck and hammered the nexus with full force.

The opposing members still wanted to come out and offer desperate resistance, and Rookie's LeBlanc ventured deep into danger to make one final desperate play, only to run right into Akali's face-to-face E, a move he had guarded against for the entire match.

If you block me from being a division-boosting slave, you can only die!

"EDG push already! Rookie is going to die!!!" A cracked, screaming last word echoed out, unable to save LeBlanc's life.

LeBlanc fell once more.

And immediately afterward, V5's nexus shattered into a million scattered fragments!

Cheers echoed deafeningly throughout the venue, and EDG's backstage transformed into a joyful ocean!

Amidst the crowd, only a single person wore a stiff expression...

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*The operation has been restored in this chapter's comments.*

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