Before he could even take in the miracle in the jungle at first glance, the bot duo retreating to their second turret had already left him dumbfounded.
What did that mean?
What was going on with your bot lane?
The enemy mid-jungle was both top side. Their ADC might have a two-kill lead, but he had bought Cloth Shoes. Yet your bot duo already dared to lane under the second turret? Was the pressure really that huge?
Before the match, Gumayusi had bragged to his teammates.
If the enemy jungler didn't come bot, it was an eight-two split. If the enemy jungler came bot, it was an even match.
So by eight-two split bot lane, you meant, "Laning under the second turret at eight minutes and wondering if the enemy was cheating," while even match meant, "Carrying five health potions at five minutes and already chugging them under turret"?
What kind of performative scam was this?
Chapter Thirty-Seven: Grand Canyon Ethical Drama
"What exactly is happening bot?"
"I didn't see anyone on the map, and they were shoving the lane like crazy... so I thought they were coming to dive us again."
The moment Gumayusi saw the enemy top-mid-jungle appear in T1's top lane, he knew he had been played. The frustrating part was that under normal circumstances, his own mid-jungle should have come down for a countergank and looked for a chance to stop the loss. Yet because Jinx had Cloth Shoes, even Faker had no desire to head down immediately, and they just like that missed a GANK opportunity.
Faker had truly gotten old.
He no longer possessed the dominance he had in his first few years after debuting. That cry on the S7 World Championship stage was like his Zhonya's Hourglass being shattered, leaving him without his