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Chapter 48 of 100

Chapter 48

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"Damn!!" When Lin Xu saw Yu Luosheng sitting in the Blood Red Team's position opposite Huang Mi, this expletive burst out of him completely instinctively!

The referee in the internet cafe, hearing Lin Xu curse at Yu Luosheng, glared at Lin Xu and said, "The observer of Team Ao, do not mock or insult your opponents. This is a warning."

Huang Mi turned around and gave Lin Xu a fierce glare.

Lin Xu's face turned red, and he hurriedly pointed at Yu Luosheng and said, "I know him, he's a classmate, a classmate."

While awkwardly explaining, Lin Xu kept glancing at Yu Luosheng, inwardly cursing: Damn, why is it him!

"Lin Xu, you've fought with this guy before, right?" Huang Mi turned around and asked.

"Uh-huh." Lin Xu nodded.

Huang Mi's expression was also very serious. After the match between Class 8 and Class 3, Huang Mi had confidently promised Lin Xu that he would show Yu Luosheng what a real expert was...

And now, the opportunity had truly come, with his opponent sitting in the Blood Red Team's position.

Yes, 5v4, Huang Mi had confidence in winning the Blood Red Team, but 5v5, Huang Mi had no chance of winning at all!

Thinking about the 600 yuan needed for the second revival match, Huang Mi felt a bit pained.

"Brother Mi, he's probably just filling a spot, his skills will definitely hold back the Blood Red Team. If your team can seize this point and keep attacking his bottom lane, maybe you have a chance to win," Lin Xu whispered to Huang Mi.

Huang Mi nodded.

Indeed, to win against the Blood Red Team, they had to break through one of their lanes. Since Yu Luosheng was a student and a new support for the Blood Red Team, his skills and coordination with the Blood Red Team's ADC were definitely not very smooth.

Huang Mi had his own strategy in mind.

...

The match began.

They entered the ban and pick phase.

The Blood Red Team banned two heroes that Huang Mi was relatively good at, and then banned the Spider Queen Lillith.

The intention behind banning the Spider Queen Lillith was to prevent the other team from selecting her as a top laner.

If their team's top laner was a short-ranged, farming-type hero, they would be heavily suppressed by the extremely strong Spider Queen Lillith in this version.

Moreover, Team Ao did have someone who was quite skilled at using the Spider Queen Lillith.

Team Ao banned two ADCs, which were the Blood Red Team's ADC Xue Haiyang's commonly used heroes, Miss Fortune and Ezreal.

They also banned the Blood Red Team's captain Huang Yu's most skilled and strongest AP hero, Ryze.

Both sides clearly had their targets, but banning Xue Haiyang's two ADCs was a bit puzzling.

There was no rush for hero picks, and the compositions of both teams seemed to have no overlap. After all, in such a match, even if you got the hero, you had to be able to use it well.

The Blood Red Team's composition: Mid AP took the Fallen Angel - Morgana, the jungler was the extremely IMBA Void Reaver Kha'Zix in the current version, the top laner was the Rumble, the ADC was the Graves, and the support Yu Luosheng took the Alistar.

Team Ao's composition: Mid AP was Katarina, the jungler was the Rek'Sai, the top laner was Shen, the ADC was the Vayne, and the support was the Sona.

It was clear that both sides had a lot of crowd control.

The Blood Red Team was definitely a strong team for initiating team fights, while Team Ao's counter-attack ability was not weak.

At the same time, both sides had carry heroes, the Blood Red Team had the Kha'Zix, and Team Ao had the Katarina.

There was no obvious advantage or disadvantage in the compositions, it all depended on the performance of the players and the application of tactics.

The interface started a 30-second countdown.

At this moment, Qin Lao walked behind Yu Luosheng and whispered to Yu Luosheng and ADC Xue Haiyang, "They seem to want to target your bottom lane."

Xue Haiyang's ADC skills were not outstanding, and Team Ao's deliberate banning of Xue Haiyang's two favorite ADCs clearly indicated their intention to target the bottom lane.

"I'm fine, just make sure this high schooler doesn't mess up," Xue Haiyang glanced at Yu Luosheng and said lazily.

Xue Haiyang had only played one match with Yu Luosheng, and it was a rather uneventful one. Xue Haiyang couldn't really gauge Yu Luosheng's skills and felt that he was playing rather absent-mindedly.

To be honest, Qin Lao's decision to recruit a just-graduated high school student as a support was a bit mysterious, and Xue Haiyang was a bit uneasy about it. He didn't distrust the support, but he didn't expect much from him either.

"Good luck," Qin Lao didn't say much more.

Yu Luosheng crossed his arms and rested his head on them.

"Nervous?" the ADC Xue Haiyang teased, "For this kind of match, you need to have good mental fortitude. Qin Lao might have seen your skills and brought you in, but you haven't trained much and haven't participated in many matches. When you really get into the game, your hands might get hot and numb. At that time, you need to pay attention to adjusting your mindset."

Xue Haiyang, with the air of a veteran, reminded Yu Luosheng.

"Don't worry, my hands are steady," Yu Luosheng said.

Shaky, hot, numb?

When Yu Luosheng first played in a professional match, he did experience such conditions, but that was several years ago.

Qin Lao didn't say much earlier not because he agreed with Xue Haiyang, but because he didn't think he had the right to teach Yu Luosheng, who had once stood at the pinnacle of esports, what to pay attention to.

Unfortunately, Xue Haiyang didn't know this.

Looking at Yu Luosheng, who seemed relatively calm at this moment, he said, "Steady hands? I hope so, just don't hold us back."

The screen entered the loading phase, and the players all seemed relatively calm, while the spectators, who were gathered in several circles, were abnormally excited.

Yu Luosheng looked at the loading screen, and his phone, which was placed beside him, suddenly buzzed with a text message.

Yu Luosheng hesitated for a moment, then picked up his phone and opened the message:

...

Yang Qianqian: Humph, you postponed Qin Lao's invitation that day, but now you're sitting here? I knew you had ulterior motives! Try to get first place, you annoying guy.

...

Yu Luosheng looked at the text message from Yang Qianqian and was a bit lost in thought.

He turned around and saw Yang Qianqian, who was standing a few meters behind him, protected by Wang Qin and others.

Yang Qianqian was as charming and beautiful as ever, making one's heart race with just a glance.

She was holding her phone, and when she saw Yu Luosheng turn around, a faint blush appeared on her face. She deliberately looked away, pretending that the text message wasn't from her.

Yu Luosheng smiled at her, a ripple of emotion stirring in his heart.

He didn't say anything to this beauty, refocused his eyes on the computer screen, and silently told himself:

This solo trip, I'll owe it for now.

I will get first place, but not just the first place in Lecheng!