The Line Started Moving

“If Logan still wants to play for clips today, he’s going to die fast,” Chris Nolan said. Kevin Brooks answered, “The issue isn’t whether he can make a highlight. It’s whether he can accept a game that isn’t pretty.” That was exactly the point. Before the first dragon even spawned, Harbor Reign was getting pushed deep on vision. Lucas Reed dropped three control wards in a row. Hunter Collins tracked the jungle path through top side. Blake Turner deliberately held the wave back, making the enemy top laner think they had no intention of contesting Herald. Then Logan moved. He was on Ahri. Not a champion built only for finishing fights, but one that could clear, drift, and cut tempo open with a single charm.