Nocturne had not even flown in yet, and Vi's lock-on had not fully landed, so why were the HP bars above his and his teammates' heads plummeting like crazy during the mere two seconds of darkness from Nocturne Ult? They had not seen the enemy Bot Lane Combo on the front line either. Could this bizarre HP loss be some kind of bug?
Just as Berserker was about to request a pause and have the referees check whether something had gone wrong, the darkness effect from Nocturne Ult gradually faded. Behind them, a combination they could never have imagined appeared without warning, blasting furiously at their asses!
It was... EDG's Bot Lane Combo!
There had been no warning whatsoever. They simply appeared out of nowhere, just like in those novel ads: he merely stood there quietly, and everyone knew the Dragon King had returned to his throne.
"FUCK!!!"
"How are they in that position?!"
Zven, the team's shotcaller and support, nearly went mad. A Bot Lane Combo had simply appeared behind his own team. This was undoubtedly the ultimate humiliation for a professional support, perhaps even something that would affect the rest of his career.
But why?
Why the hell did an AD dare show up there with only a support?!
Lulu's buffs, the W skill's buffs, Lethal Tempo's buffs, along with the most important buff for an AD—courage—turned Kog'Maw into a battlefield head-shaking maniac. During those few seconds of darkness, his damage output was utterly explosive. More importantly, Luo Zhen, who had gained an enormous lead early on, did not build Mythic Gear as his third item according to the original plan. Instead, he chose to abide by the law of victory.
When ahead, build tanky. When behind, build damage. And he obediently picked up Giant Slayer as his