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SKT immediately showed their top laner and jungler, leaving KSV with no reason to keep hiding their picks. They took Gnar on the second pick, then snatched Varus on the third—a champion Bang had performed well on last game.
KSV had actually intended to first-pick Azir, and their top laner would have gone exactly as Roaring Emperor predicted: a tank for CuVee to coast on. But SKT's early Trundle pick directly crushed that idea from KSV's coaches.
Watching KSV's picks, Xu Junyan could not help sighing to himself. kkOma truly was an incredibly capable coach. All it took was one question—"Junyan, can you play Trundle?"—to completely outmaneuver KSV.
It would have been one thing if CuVee's mental state had not collapsed. But if he really had tilted, then getting targeted like this in the draft and not even being able to play a tank would probably have made him completely explode.
A truly top-tier coach was even calculating human nature!
SKT took Taliyah mid on their third pick. Faker had suggested it himself, and Xu Junyan seriously suspected that the bastard had ulterior motives. He was doing it on purpose, planning to teach Crown a lesson from both sides to avenge the World Championship runner-up finish.
For their final two bans, SKT focused on jungle, banning the highly controlling Skarner and Zac.
KSV banned two more AD carries—Caitlyn and Jhin. Varus feared no ADC in a straight-up fight, except those who could outrange him.
SKT picked first in the fourth round and took Rakan.
For KSV's final two picks, they chose Tahm Kench as support. As for jungle, after deliberating for a long while, they brought out a rather surprising champion: Rengar!
"Oh?"
Roaring Emperor immediately perked up and said with a smile, "Rengar has had a very high