Seeing this, Rookie tried to retreat. But once he realized his escape route had been completely cut off, he could only helplessly turn around and force a trade, pouring enough damage into Mark's Nami to kill her before dumping the excess onto Viktor.
On the main battlefield.
Trundle was extremely tanky during his ultimate and wasn't Luo Zhen's primary target. But Tian had positioned himself well, barely giving him any chance to damage the Gnar in the backline. Ezreal and Gangplank could only fight while retreating, and in the end, with both Gangplank and Gnar left at critically low HP, the matter came to nothing.
Of course, the main reason was that TES's backline burst had come too quickly. The transition time between the front and back lines had exceeded the V5 members' expectations. If they had been given another three to five seconds, Gnar and Trundle on the frontline might both have been left behind.
"My fault. I didn't get enough vision up and got caught in a good spot."
"It's fine. A one-for-two while massively behind isn't bad... no, maybe there's still a chance. I'll go harass them a bit."
Normally, after getting crushed in the Rift Herald fight, they should have immediately gone down to take the Elemental Dragon and stop the loss.
But their jungler was already dead, Gangplank was low HP, and all that remained were Ezreal and Karma. If they actually started the dragon, the enemy might take it over in minutes. It was better to stay nearby and keep applying pressure.
Luo Zhen still had his E skill and Flash, and he considered his escape ability fairly reliable. So instead of retreating, he pushed forward alone, heading back toward the upper river, only telling PPGOD to be ready to support him along his