If it had been a bystander who hadn't seen the cause and effect and had only seen the scene of Blind Monk being killed, they would have definitely thought that Blind Monk had a problem.
Because if Blind Monk had chosen to return to the city with his top laner Raven after clearing the top lane's outer tower, this situation definitely wouldn't have happened. The blue jungler Mumu wouldn't have been able to kill a 1v2 by himself. It was even possible that if Blind Monk had returned to the city, Mumu wouldn't have been able to catch him in time.
But …
That wasn't the problem.
Blind Monk's original decision wasn't wrong. He still had half of his HP left, and his finances were a little lacking. Logically speaking, he should have helped the top lane kill a wave of monsters and then returned to the jungle to kill two waves of monsters. This was the most comfortable way to return to the city.
In addition, under normal circumstances, even if Blind Monk encountered Mumu in the jungle, he wouldn't be in any danger. Even if Blind Monk was at low HP and Mumu was at full HP, Blind Monk wouldn't be able to kill Blind Monk easily. At least, Blind Monk would be able to escape if he wanted to.
The only thing that went wrong was that …
The British youth responsible for the jungler position on the purple team's side didn't expect Mumu to reach level 6 so quickly.
After all, the match had only lasted for six and a half minutes.
Out of the three lanes, only the purple team's top laner, Raven, and the blue team's mid laner, Annie, were the first to reach Level 6 by relying on their solo kills and lane suppression. As for the jungler side, the purple team's Blind Monk, Li Qing, had only reached Level 5 after helping the top lane kill a wave of experience.
But at this time.
Mumu had actually reached level 6!
A jungler Mumu before level 6 and a jungler Mumu after level 6 were almost two completely different heroes.
A level 5 Mumu couldn't kill a Blind Monk with low HP.
But a level 6 Mumu who had learned an ultimate skill …
It wasn't the same thing at all.
Therefore, dying to a level 6 Mumu wasn't an injustice at all. The only thing that shocked the purple team's Blind Monk was how Mumu leveled up so quickly.
Unknowingly … how did the opposing jungler get an entire level of experience ahead of him?!
…
In fact, the problem wasn't as complicated as it seemed.
This was because the customers in the back row of the blue team had clearly seen the movements of the girl's jungler, Ah Mu, in the past few minutes.
The opposing purple jungler did a few rounds of roaming in the early stages. He fully displayed the characteristics of an offensive jungler in the early stages. He helped his teammates relieve pressure in the middle lane and forced Annie to use her [Flash]. He cooperated with Rui Wen on the top lane to get past the tower …
However …
During this period of time, the blue team's jungler Mu Mu, who didn't seem to have made any other moves, wasn't really doing nothing.
Mumu had been farming the entire time.
Not only did Mumu farm the resources in his jungle, but he would also choose to invade the opponent's purple jungle as soon as he determined the location of the opponent's Blind Monk. He would take advantage of the time when the opponent's Blind Monk was not around to easily and quickly reverse the opponent's resources such as F6, Rockmen, and Three Wolves.
Moreover, from the perspective of God, one would be shocked to discover that even this kind of invasion and rebellion did not seem to be a spontaneous idea.
Everything seemed to unfold under a very clear and logical train of thought.
From the opponent's F6, to the Rockmen, to the River Crabs, to the Toad in his own jungle, and then to his own F6 …
Every time he passed, he would never miss.
He would definitely bring back something.
Compared to the opponent's purple team jungler, the Blind Monk had at least missed a few times in his gank attempts. On the other hand, Mumu's farming rhythm did not waste any time at all.
His level just quietly increased at a speed that made people's eyelids twitch.
Nian Thirteen, the former jungler captain of the Taiwan server Assassin Team, expressed his jungler philosophy in an interview. It could be summarized in four words —
Your jungle is my home. Don't farm my monsters.
In other words …
It was called "I want them all."
This kind of thing was reasonable for a very aggressive, carnivorous jungler, but if it was displayed at this moment on an absolute herbivorous jungler, Mumu …
It really made people unable to stop themselves from being moved.
What the hell …
Even if he was a herbivore, his appetite was simply not ordinary!
…
“nice。”
Lin Feng couldn't help but sigh in admiration as he watched the girl kill the blind player so easily. "Wow, you're leveling up really quickly …" Lin Feng sighed in admiration as he watched the girl kill the blind player.
To be able to use Mumu as a jungler to farm an entire level advantage over the Blind Monk in the early game was absolutely rare, even in the professional arena.
The jungler's individual strength and rhythm completely suppressed the Blind Monk's.
But after the compliment, someone climbed up the pole and asked:
"So, are you still coming to the middle lane?"
"The enemy's Fox is about to use Blink, there's no time to lose …"
The girl shrugged.
"I'm using my ultimate skill."
"You deal with it yourself, I still have to continue farming for a while."
The logic was correct. After reaching level six, Mumu had learned an ultimate skill, and although his wandering gank ability had suddenly increased significantly, it was also the same that Mumu's gank would only be guaranteed when the cooldown of the ultimate skill was over. But without the ultimate skill … he still had to focus on farming and developing.
In addition, if a jungler always appeared in the lane and in the opponent's field of vision, it actually wasn't a good thing.
The purple jungler Blind Monk was the best example — he had only gank the top and middle lanes twice, and his own jungle was almost completely cleared by the girl's jungler Mumu.
For Mumu, if he could have a 100% success rate, he naturally wouldn't mind gank once or twice.
But other than that …
Farming and developing and increasing his level was the most important thing.
Someone pursed his lips:
"Fine, I don't need you."
"I'll do it myself …"
But in just a short ten seconds, the system's female voice suddenly rang out in the middle lane of Summoner's Canyon.
"An enemy hero has been slain!"
In the middle lane, the purple team's mid lane Fox's corpse lay in front of his own defense tower.
Not far away was the blue team's mid lane Annie, who was holding her Bear Tibbs as she pushed forward with a wave of minions.
It was a solo kill.
Annie's battle score rose to 2/0/0.
The entire internet cafe lobby once again burst into a commotion!
…
To everyone's surprise, this 5v5 match would be fought so fiercely and in a stalemate right from the start.
The match lasted for seven minutes, and the blue and purple teams had a headcount of 3: 3.
It was a complete tie!
The internet cafe customers in the spectator area couldn't help but cheer. Their excitement was clearly expressed in their words.
This was already a much better situation than they had expected!
They originally thought that the mid lane who relied on the God on the stage would have a hard time alone, but they didn't expect that in the face of the opponent's various fierce attacks, the situation would actually stabilize into a balanced rhythm!
If this dragged on, their blue team could really rely on their lineup in the middle of the match!
Rockman plus Mumu plus Annie …
The perfect combination of all kinds of ultimate skills, as long as they were used, it would definitely destroy the world!
So the blue team wasn't in a hurry for the time being.
They just needed to stall for time to develop.
Then …
Naturally, it was the turn of the purple legion that the few British youths were in that started to get anxious.
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