Go Down and Give It a Try!

When NIP secured the second Elemental Dragon, Left Hand found an opening to use his ultimate to reach top lane and catch Ornn, killing him.

Fortunately, Ornn dying wasn't a big deal this game. He could still upgrade his teammates' items.

"The kill score is currently two to six, with NIP up two thousand gold," the commentator said.

Guan Zeyuan added, "Yeah, BLG are still keeping it close. We'll see how both sides perform when the third Elemental Dragon spawns. This is NIP's chance to put themselves one dragon away from the Hextech Dragon Soul."

BLG couldn't keep giving up dragons once the third one spawned. The soul this game was the Hextech Dragon Soul. If they gave up this one too, they might as well surrender.

It was eerily similar to that game against Top Esports.

Sure enough, BLG had no intention of giving it up. All five gathered to clear out vision.

But clearing vision was easier said than done. Whenever BLG tried, NIP stopped them. The two sides jockeyed for position and tested each other without actually starting a fight.

The Elemental Dragon spawned.

Corki fired an R to wake it, then drew it toward the tri-brush.

BLG had no vision inside the tri-brush. Poppy and Ornn were hiding there, while Viego, Corki, and Ryze attacked the Elemental Dragon.

As doinb attacked, he watched BLG's movements, ready to use his ultimate to send his teammates behind them and surround them if the opportunity arose.

A badly placed Ryze ultimate could hand the enemy free kills.

Seeing NIP wake the Elemental Dragon and rapidly bring it down to five thousand health, BLG hurried forward. Braum led the way. Poppy, waiting in the tri-brush, swung her huge hammer and stepped out to bring it down. Her ultimate sent Braum