Luo Bing stayed calm and locked in Ornn and Galio.
By now, Luo Bing understood: all he had to do was save the counterpick for Relife. After so many games, he had seen clearly that Relife could step up and carry.
Give Relife the counterpick, and he really could carry.
After asking Relife what he wanted, they used their fifth pick to lock in Nocturne.
That gave them the Orianna-Nocturne Martial Soul Fusion Technique combo.
Takuya had already used two of his five SSS-tier jungle champions in the previous two games. During this game's draft, tabe banned all three that remained. That was why Takuya had asked Luo Bing to save the fifth-pick counter for him.
Takuya wasn't worried by tabe's champion bans. The opposing AD carry, Varus, had no dash, so he picked Nocturne to dive him. He also bought an experience card on the spot and raised Nocturne to SSS tier.
The Orianna-Nocturne lineup was powerful and would be useful again later, so Takuya decided to upgrade Nocturne to SSS tier.
Game three began.
For once, Takuya kept a low profile in the early game.
Tarzan pulled off several ganks, forcing Flash out of Orianna in mid and both players in the bot lane. It was their best start yet.
After all, ever since Takuya had acquired those five champions, they had been under constant pressure.
Watching this, tabe began to hope. Could they actually win this one?
Anyone's Legend's fans felt the same.
But everything changed once Nocturne hit level six.
Nocturne struck without warning. The first target of his Martial Soul Fusion Technique with Orianna was Shanks, who was farming in mid.
Shanks was playing Azir. Caught off guard by the combo, he used Flash but still couldn't escape. Nocturne killed him on the spot.
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