Just when Yang Jingyu thought TheShy would definitely pick Viktor, IG changed their draft pick again.

Instead of choosing Viktor, they picked Gnar for TheShy in the counter position on the fifth floor.

This was a move that Yang Jingyu hadn't anticipated.

The main issue is Gnar. Although he can be considered a long-range champion, he's not as consistent as Viktor.

Of course, it must be admitted that this hero also has a high skill ceiling.

If IG chooses Viktor for top lane, Yang Jingyu might still be wary, but if they choose Gnar, then Yang Jingyu will be secretly delighted.

Because Nal still has no way to crack the circuit for turning off the lights and releasing the current.

Unless TheShy can apply pressure to his teammates, IG might still have a chance.

The two coaches shook hands and then stepped off the stage.

The fans started cheering, and then the match officially began, entering the game screen.

DMO is the blue team, and IG is the red team!

Yang Jingyu did not make any special design for Level 1.

If you lose to IG at level one, then you can forget about ever coming back.

Ah Le placed a ward in IG's upper jungle, near the Krugs, to see if Ning started with red or blue buff.

In Yang Jingyu's opinion, this eye position is not very useful.

But Ah Le has already set his sights on it, and Yang Jingyu can't possibly run back to the stage now and make Ah Le take his eyes off it.

Similarly, Twila also placed a defensive ward in the upper part of the river.

This defensive ward was specifically instructed by Yang Jingyu to prevent Olaf from invading Nightmare's blue buff at level one.

Also, I was worried about Olaf reaching level 2, so I headed towards the mid lane.

If Olaf chooses to start with red buff, he has a very strong ability to stick to his target. Even if Twila in the mid lane doesn't die, it's not a good thing if her Flash is taken away at the start of the game.

However, when Twila returned from the river, he was hit by Rookie, who was using vision control, and lost a piece of health.

There was no way around it; Rookie's Ryze leveled up his W skill at level one, and with TheShy's boomerang, Twila's health was instantly reduced.

Even though Twila managed to hit Ryze with a counter-attack, Jayce's damage in his level 1 cannon form was simply too low.

In this game, Xiaopeng started with the three wolves and then farmed the blue buff before heading to the bottom lane. Ning's jungle route was from bottom to top, and he would still focus on playing around TheShy.

Seeing this scene made Yang Jingyu somewhat worried.

Because Ale's ward is on the Krugs, Ning will definitely gank Ale in the top lane after clearing the red buff.

However, when Ale reached level two, he faced TheShy's Gnar and immediately went all out, reducing TheShy's health to near zero and forcing him back under the tower.

Honestly, this isn't even a rank!

If it were ranked, and Ale had Ignite, TheShy would have been solo killed.

Of course, it's understandable; Kennen has an easy time against Gnar in the early game.

If your Kennen can't beat Gnar in the early game, then you're bad.

As Gnar levels up, especially after getting Mercury's Treads, things will get much easier.

At 3 minutes and 22 seconds, Ning, who had just finished clearing the red buff, saw that Kennen was pushing the lane so far, and almost without hesitation, he rotated from the red buff area to the tri-bush and then to the river.

Gnar built Doran's Shield this game, and after consuming a health potion, his health recovered slightly.

Upon seeing Ning approach, TheShy's first instinct was to jump into Kennen's face and throw a dart.

At this moment, Ah Le understood and chose to use Flash.

Unfortunately, he had just used his E skill, and being caught by an Olaf with a red buff meant he was basically doomed.

To play it safe, TheShy used Flash and successfully secured the kill.

Meanwhile, Twila in the mid lane also suffered a significant loss in the trade of health.

The main reason is that Rookie's positioning was just too good; he dodged two enhanced cannon shots in a row.

In the bot lane, Jackylove was extremely overconfident this game. Facing a lineup of Sivir and Lux, he actually chose to take Teleport.

Taking Teleport isn't a big problem, because Sivir and Lux ​​have extremely strong poke damage in lane, and Teleport allows them to farm more effectively.

So where's the problem? Who is he? He's the one who takes spicy food!

Mark casually threw out his Q skill, originally intending to Q Baolan.

As a result, Jackyove inexplicably started walking forward, which actually looked like he was blocking Baolan's Q skill.

The minions and Jackylove were both marked and frozen in place. Then Lux's E skill and Gala Sivir's plate were used to scrape towards Jackylove. Fortunately, he didn't get hit by the second part of the scrape, otherwise Jackylove would have fallen to the ground.

How should we respond?

Sivir and Lux ​​were both shouting "Aeon Man fermented bean curd, Aeon Man fermented bean curd!" Even though Aeon Man wasn't a champion yet, Jackylove started responding!

At 6 minutes and 1 second, top laner Ale was hit again.

TheShy has amassed a large wave of minions and is about to reach level six, while Ning, who is level five, is behind Ale's tower.

When Nar reached level six, he also grew larger.

Prince Ning strolled out from the bushes next to the defensive tower and arrested Ah Le again.

With just over six points, Ah Le started with a score of 0/2.

He only had two lonely Doran's swords on him, and he didn't even have straw sandals.

At this point, Ah Le's skin was already starting to turn red.

My dear reader, there's more to this chapter! Please click the next page to continue reading—even more exciting content awaits!