You actually want me to...

Loken: "..."

The entire room was filled with various Bibles playing in rotation.

There's nothing we can do. Even when JDG won their first game against TES, it was a late-game team fight, and they won poorly. On the contrary, the games they lost were exceptionally easy to win, which is a huge problem.

Hongmi looked at the chattering group of teammates in front of her and felt her head spinning.

The problem is actually quite simple: Kanavi's jungle route has been figured out again. Even though he's made improvements to Kanavi's route, it doesn't seem to have had much effect.

That's strange. Redmi thought that his understanding of jungle carry shouldn't have appeared anywhere, right? Even if it was discovered, it shouldn't have happened this quickly. It's really a bit unbelievable.

"I think we might be thinking the wrong way."

"Ok?"

"Actually, TES's strategy was to focus almost entirely on the top lane in the early game. When Kanavi went to gank the top lane, he fell into TES's trap."

"So what do you mean?"

"In the next game, we'll focus on the bottom lane. As long as we avoid their strategies, Kanavi's routes shouldn't be hard to figure out."

"Understood, Coach."

So when the two teams came out again for the third game, the audience could clearly see that the players on both sides were smiling happily, their expressions overflowing with absolute confidence in themselves.

"It seems that both players are in very good form."

"Indeed, as two new forces in the league, LPL has not seen such a scene for a long time." All the old powerhouses were eliminated, and the new dark horses were all invincible. The veteran commentators watched this scene and felt firsthand what it means to stand at the forefront of the times.

First round of bans:

JDG: Zoe, Syndra, Aatrox

TES: Graves, Varus, Trundle

In this round, TES simply let Kalista pass. Since they had already revealed in the last game that they had an AD carry who could counter Kalista in the bot lane, they didn't want to waste another ban slot this time.

I'll give it to you, do you dare to take it?

After hesitating for a moment, JDG decided to grab the item directly.

One round of PICK:

JDG: Kalista, Alistar, Lee Sin

TES: Thresh, Draven, Thief

There's not much to say; it's a tit-for-tat situation.

TES stole Thresh from the other team, and Green Hair immediately retaliated with Alistar, while White Crescent then brought out Stealer to directly counter-kill you.

A man with unwavering resolve to steal; those who know, know.

Second round bans: Olaf, Excavator, Ryze, Jayce

On one side, JDG was relentlessly clearing obstacles for their jungler Lee Sin, while on the other side, TES was mindlessly helping their mid laner gain an advantage.

For his fourth move, Casarte pulled out Nightmare.

I'm going to ram you, ram you, and ram you again, I'm going to stick with you no matter what.

Seeing how aggressive the opposing team was, JDG picked Akali and Ornn for their last two picks, while 369 added Mordekaiser Conter.

JDG: Top lane Ornn, Jungle Lee Sin, Mid lane Akali, Bot lane Kalista + Alistar

TES: Top lane Mordekaiser, Jungle Nocturne, Mid lane Thief, Bot lane Draven + Thresh

With this, the lineups for both sides were finalized.

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PY: "Turns out I'm the real powerhouse in the chat group!"

Summary:

After transmigrating to another world, Bai Mu, through arduous (and heaven-defying) training (and innate talent), finally defeated countless powerful enemies, thwarted numerous villainous plots, and reached the pinnacle of strength. Only then did his chat group arrive belatedly.

Bai Mu: "I thought the members in this chat group were all powerful experts, with countless big shots who could become my cheat codes and make me stronger."

"But I never expected that I would actually be the key player in this chat group!"

Zenitsu Agatsuma: Boss, please help me! There are two demons on my side that I can't beat, help me!!

Unlicensed Rider: Boss Bai Mu, I beg you to save J City! I've already issued the mission, please help me!!

Denji: Boss... you're really strong, so you must be very rich. Can you tell me how to get enough to eat?

Deadpool: Bro, save me! Whatever you ask for afterward, I'll make sure to repay you handsomely!

Yakumo Yukari: Boss Bai Mu, there are two Onmyoji chasing me! Help!

……

Bai Mu: Okay, okay, I understand. One by one, since I'm your big brother!

Metamorphosis: Chapter Thirty-Eight: We've Got a Solution

In this game, both junglers were unusually in sync. After setting up defensive vision, they both chose to start from top to bottom. The mid laners on both sides also made a detour to place vision at the opponent's F6 camp.

It's good to scout each other's jungler's starting strategy, since neither of us knows what the other's jungler's approach is, so setting up vision is always a good idea.

For TES, this was a pretty perfect start.

Ultimately, it's a bit of a pain for Redmi to pick Draven. In an era where everyone only has four AD picks: Miss Fortune, Kalista, Aphelios, and Varus, it's quite absurd that they can even pull out Draven.

"Can the bot lane fight well this game?"

"This is the lineup for fighting. Anyway, Kanavi will definitely gank top again this game. If you come, it will be easier for us to fight 3v2."

"Okay, I understand."

Since the red side is in the top lane, making counter-ganking difficult, and 369 is playing a utility Mordekaiser top lane, all they need to do is make him control himself a bit. Since they can't rely on the top lane to limit Kanavi, they'll have to create an opening in the bottom lane.

It just so happens that the red team has a better chance to counter-gank, and with Draven and Thresh pushing the lane a little, he can quietly slip into the bottom lane bush from the bottom lane. At this moment, countless viewers in the live stream chat are frantically spamming the word "screen peeping".

"Tsk tsk tsk, TES has completely figured out JDG's jungler." Ji De glanced at the map and saw that both junglers had reached level three quickly and then came to the bottom lane in perfect unison. He couldn't help but marvel at the depth of TES's efforts.

In past matches, they always saw Kanavi, one of the only two jungle carries in the LPL, ganking wherever he went, farming wherever he went, and controlling the tempo as smoothly as possible. But now, when they face TES, it feels like the opposing team has a fixed positioning system for them; Karsa is everywhere they go.

"After all, Karsa is a radar-type jungler, so he does have some experience in ganking." The commentator next to him chimed in, while also watching the bot lane matchup with tension.

Although Nightmare managed to push the bottom lane and hide in the bushes using the fog of war to get closer to the battlefield, the outcome of this team fight in the bottom lane ultimately depended on which jungler was more likely to make the first move.

In the early game, when both sides have their junglers present, it's advantageous to initiate a fight after the opponent has engaged.

However, this time JDG couldn't hold back any longer.

As a champion with relatively weak initiation capabilities, Alistar must make the most of the few opportunities that Roland and Ah Shui have exposed, otherwise it will hinder the jungler's development.

So, the bull went straight in.

Flash + Q skill combo, at the same time the jungler Lee Sin emerged from the river bush, targeting the TES bot lane duo.

"Oh ho? An unexpected bonus. No wonder you told me to gank the bottom lane. So this was part of your plan, Ah Ban?"

"No, I think it was just a coincidence."

"Don't be modest, I understand. You must have predicted it in advance. Don't be modest."

"???"

Buy two get one free? That's too much to ask!

Just as Lee Sin landed his Q on Thresh, and after Thresh used his second Q, Kanavi saw Thresh's hook and immediately used his own Q to catch himself.

It's nothing.

It's normal for a jungler with two buffs to have higher damage output than the bot lane duo; that's reasonable. But besides the hook, he also discovered that he had two thin lines connecting him to the enemy, which is freaking scary.

"No, there's an ambush!"

After a moment of stunned silence, the three JDG players finally realized something was wrong, only to find themselves trapped. The hook's control duration had barely ended when Nightmare's E skill's fear duration perfectly followed, adding up to nearly 3 seconds of control time – enough for the TES bot lane trio to fully charge him.

Without a doubt, JKL's damage was entirely focused on Lee Sin.

After the fear on Lee Sin finally ended, Thresh used his E skill to pull him back hard, and then the last axe fell.

First Blood!

Draven secured his first kill of the game, breaking his losing streak.

"Cool!"

The moment he secured the kill, JKL finally released all the frustration he had accumulated in the previous game.

That's fucking awesome.

Only Draven players know how frustrating it is to have a ton of Adoration points but never get to the top. It feels like trying to deliver your dues in the middle of the night and then being unable to ejaculate – incredibly frustrating.

"Feeling good now? If you can't carry this round, I suggest you come back tonight with your ass up."

"Damn, you're not actually a male ketone, are you?"

"Tsk tsk tsk, you guys in the bot lane should be more careful. After all, you're already mentally disturbed, so you need to be physically healthy. At least take some safety precautions."

"..."

JKL gave Roland a slightly disgusted look, then turned around and decisively helped his teammates push the lane before heading back to prepare for item purchases. The 400+ gold from First Blood, while not a huge amount, was enough to give him a decent amount of gold, which he used to upgrade his equipment.

Due to version changes, Draven now has a Homeguard speed boost when he returns from home. In addition, Draven is a snowballing champion, so this return home is a preparation for a better kill in the next wave.

Then, JKL discovered that his support had run away again.

This time, Roland still went to the mid lane, hoping to pick up some loot. After all, they had just finished a fight in the bottom lane, so roaming around a bit wouldn't be a big loss.

Unfortunately, wandering around is like buying lottery tickets; not every time you'll win.

Watching the two heroes in the mid lane flying around and making all sorts of flashy plays while almost completely wasting their damage, Roland got tired of staying in the mid lane any longer.

No need.

This is a battle of gods, what's the point of a support like him getting involved? He should just stick to the bottom lane and bully the AD carry.