The situation now was this: if TES took Blue Side, their top laner would definitely get counterpicked by 369 in the Fifth Pick, and Zeri had to be First Picked, which would undoubtedly place an even heavier burden on JKL.
But if TES took Red Side, then after having to spend a Ban Slot on Yuumi, banning Zeri as well would put them at a massive BP disadvantage. Yet if they did not ban Zeri, they feared the other side would take her.
Bai Seyueya was completely torn, but in the end, he still chose Blue Side.
A true Warrior dared to face the bleakness of life, dared to confront the dripping blood, dared to buy the dip in a bear market, and dared to add to his position in a bull market. Bai Seyueya was undoubtedly just that stubborn. I know our bot lane might be in a bit of a rough state right now, but I still choose to believe in the players themselves. It was an operation highly representative of an LPL coach.
"Bai Seyueya has finally shown his hand." Hong Mi sneered at the opposing choice, then turned his gaze toward Luo Zhen. "Are you confident about taking the lead this game?"
"Coach, is that really necessary?" Luo Zhen looked a little awkward.
He did enjoy beating opponents head-on in 1v1s, but if he made them look too miserable, he still felt somewhat bad about it.
"Don't underestimate them. You're not yet strong enough to break through their defenses that easily. Besides, having you lead this final game naturally carries a more important meaning."
"What do you mean?"
"You'll understand after this series is over."
The current finals had attracted attention from far more than just the LPL. At this point, when nearly every region outside