Chapter Forty-Six: Gratitude Is Gone, Righteousness Must End
After successfully chasing down Luo Zhen's Zeri, RNG immediately rushed the Elemental Dragon in the lower river. Coach Wei had practically done nothing, yet he got a free tempo swing thanks to his teammates and also removed the radar threat from Karsa.
The price was Bin getting tower-dived and killed by V5's top-jungle duo, but overall, RNG still came out ahead.
The only thing that was somewhat absurdly funny was... the escape on bot lane had been far too hilarious.
[Gratitude is gone, righteousness must end. After that bot lane play, shouldn't they break up on the spot?]
[Break up? All I saw was the deep friendship between bot and support. That Elemental Dragon was an orphan entrusted to them.]
[The moment Rookie threw out his shield only for it to land on Yuumi, I completely lost it. He really never considered saving his own AD from start to finish.]
[V5's bot lane is just like that. Their AD is always the Sacrifice Role. Unlike RNG, who at least handles both the killing and the burial. (laugh)]
Luo Zhen had been able to debut with V5 and quickly gain a decent number of fans precisely because he never acted like a rookie who just played passive all day. Instead, he often became the team's Sacrifice Role, while still occasionally stepping up to Take Over the Game.
Who was the last LPL player with that kind of template?
Umbrella Condor.
Of course, as the one being sacrificed, Luo Zhen was feeling a little emo right now.
He had not gotten the full bot lane farm, his own support had run off, and because he had used Flash in that fight, he would have neither ultimate nor Flash for the next Herald Tempo. There