You actually want me to...

After gaining the advantage, Kalista and Alistar were no match for their bot lane duo. Karsa then seized the opportunity to dominate both jungle areas in the lower half of the map, initiating a "farming" strategy.

He was familiar with this tactic, and he used it with particular ease and fluency.

Riding on the coattails of a strong mid laner—which League of Legends player hasn't done that? Even the AD carry with a 100% win rate still relies on the mid laner for support.

Seeing that there was no other way, the Lee Sin could only continue to gank the top lane.

Iron Man was in the safe lane against Ornn, making it easy for him to push the lane. This rotation unexpectedly forced Iron Man to use his Flash, reducing the pressure on Zoom. 369, who had barely escaped, checked the vision and saw that Lee Sin had taken the opportunity to sneak into his own jungle.

Now things are really bad; forget about suppressing them, they don't even dare to go for the kill.

"Can you come up and help me out? I feel like this Lee Sin could come back and ambush me at any moment."

"Don't worry, 369, we've already figured out the strategy for this round. You just need to wait a little while."

"Could you please explain what it is specifically?"

"It all boils down to one sentence." After saying that, Roland paused, glanced at the advantage in the bottom lane, then looked at 369 who was cowering in the bush in the top lane, and said righteously, "I want them to know that you can hit my brothers in this game, but you can't hit me!"

Metamorphosis: Chapter 39: Tactics Engraved in the DNA of the LPL

At this moment, countless viewers watched Karsa familiarly roaming the jungle, setting up vision, and occasionally annoying the mid and bot lanes with his actions, feeling a strong sense of familiarity.

This scene was already etched into the DNA of many viewers back in S8.

[I've seen this game before. It was a beginner's game in WeChat server 42, channel 4, line 7, God, Heaven, Sugar, and line 8, with five werewolves against two rebels. The lord jumped to the airport during the Cataclysm and was eliminated immediately upon landing.]

Good grief, it's a game free-for-all, huh?

[As it turns out, the 4-protect-1 strategy is timeless.]

[If the script absolutely requires a super-fed AD carry to open up the game, then why can't that chubby guy be me? -----JKL]

It's nothing, it's just that this scene is all too familiar.

TES has the potential to play a four-protect-one strategy. As long as they are willing to give 369 a utility champion in the top lane, the entire team can immediately transform into a four-protect-one team. Although with the characteristics of this group, they may forget what an ADC is when team fights start, at least they can definitely support JKL to farm during the laning phase.

In the past, TES had never used this strategy, opting instead for simultaneous pushes on all three lanes, which created a misconception among other teams. However, this time, TES pulled out a pseudo-four-protect-one strategy, instantly throwing JDG into a panic.

The jungler is afraid to go down.

The Alistar + Kalista bot lane combo is currently no match for the opposing team, and Alistar's passive healing is simply not enough to withstand Draven's occasional bursts of damage.

That's what makes this hero so disgusting.

Even though Draven usually only has a Doran's Blade in the early laning phase, you can clearly see his health regenerating when he attacks minions or champions. In this game, after getting first blood and upgrading his items, he regenerated even more health with each attack.

If you have the chance, stab them; if you don't, create one.

Relying on his terrifying lifesteal ability, JKL's playstyle was extremely aggressive, leaving Loken and Green Hair dumbfounded.

JDG knew that Nightmare was always nearby.

Once their duo's health drops below half, the enemy can immediately dive the bot lane with three players. With Draven on the team, TES can gain an advantage by diving the bot lane and trading kills.

So what are you going to do?

If you don't leave, others will overtake you, and Draven will take off.

You go back to base, the enemy pushes the lane, and their experience is half a level or a level ahead of yours. You still can't beat them. You can only say that you're living a rather pathetic life.

This is another tactic TES uses against JDG.

I'll just lock you down in lane. A green-haired guy who can't roam isn't even as valuable as Little C. The most important thing about a veteran support's experience is that he can keenly know what he should do at each stage.

With this restriction in place, the 25-year-old Green Hair had neither the reaction time nor the hand speed, and could only help the AD carry stabilize the lane.

Just as everyone was laning, two more kill sounds suddenly echoed through the Rift.

[TES_Kningt kills JDG_Yagao]

JDG_Yagao kills TES_Knight

Seeing this, everyone quickly shifted the camera to the mid lane, where the two mid laners had fallen in front of their own turrets, leaving two waves of minions mixed together in the middle of the lane, still fighting a team battle as usual.

Roland: ? ? ?

"No, how did you two manage to die in that spot?"

"I saw an opportunity to go up and fight the enemy, but after we scattered, he was killed by my Ignite, and I was killed by his creeps." Scratching his head in frustration, Knight also felt that this was a pity.

So close!

He was so close to not dying; this was a huge win for him.

"What about this wave of Summoner Spells?"

"I handed it all in, there's nothing left."

"So ruthless? This play was really unnecessary. You can't force things. If you had Flash in a team fight, you could have stolen Alistar's ultimate and charged into the enemy team to slaughter them."

"I know forced relationships won't be sweet, but... it quenches my thirst (Jack)~"

"..."

Since it's already happened, Roland doesn't need to reason with the other side anymore. Akali has been a champion that relies heavily on her ultimate throughout Season 10, and the approximately 2-minute ultimate duration is more than enough for TES to make plays.

The top laner Mordekaiser was keeping a close eye on Ornn, and neither of the mid laners had Teleport. Karsa was also closer to the jungler.

What else is there to think about?

Tower diving!

Although Green Hair realized the impending danger when he saw the mid-lane swap, Karsa was able to flank and intercept him.

joke.

Is the man you're most sensitive to in the first fifteen minutes the one who's joking with you?

To avoid missing his skill, Roland flashed directly under the tower and slipped into the middle of the bottom lane duo before using his E skill, leaving the JDG duo, who had been dodging for a while, completely dumbfounded.

Are you fucking crazy?

You throw away your Flash at the start of the game? Do you even know how to play support?

Seeing Thresh's dedication to this game, Loken was speechless. This Thresh was just conceding defeat; he didn't even think about surviving under that tower.

The fearless initiation of team fights results in a 100% hit rate for control.

I've already used Flash, how else can you dodge my hook? You can't exactly exploit a bug to teleport away from the spot, can you? Or suddenly pause and rewind time.

Draven unleashed his axe, followed by the Nightmare Oil combo. Alistar and Kalista, not yet level six, could only fall helplessly under their own turret, watching as the opposing Draven racked up kills one by one.

Double Kill!

With a double kill secured, the nature of the game has been completely changed.

[GG, game over.]

[A level 5 Draven with three heads, I wouldn't be surprised if you told me he could pull out a Bloodthirster in 9 minutes.]

[He's gone berserk! The way Banhuang initiated the team fight completely stunned us; he just went in and unleashed a devastating attack.]

[Others team up to spend money on luck, but the King of the Board is practically risking his life.]

There's not much to say, it's just awesome.

Faced with a support player who clearly adopts a "just lie down and do nothing" attitude, anyone would have to accept defeat.

"Great, great, I'm going to take off this wave." JKL was all smiles after getting the kill. Don't think that the gold from this kill was just from the two kills and bounty. He could also get one or two more turret plates in the bottom lane. All of that gold added up was a huge amount for Draven.

"I told you, this game is all about you carrying. Let's see if you can rush Bloodthirster and go straight for Maw of Malmortius as your second item. If you do, the game is over."

"Good heavens, is this something you can say?"

"Being a points slave isn't shameful, let's go!"

Metamorphosis: Chapter 40: The Axe is Faith, the Spear is Life

When JKL walked out of his house again, all eyes were on his equipment bar. At that moment, he was the coolest guy in the room.

How luxurious is the equipment?

With a Stormbreaker item, Vampire Scepter, Longsword, and a potion, I'm just 900 gold away from getting a Bloodthirster. The gear looks pretty good.

But the problem is, it's only been less than eight minutes.

At this rate, if we just let Draven get a kill or clear a couple of waves and push a tower, he can get Bloodthirster in a little over 9 minutes.

What does it mean for an ADC to have Bloodthirst in 9 minutes?

Just as Akali finished her flashy combo and was still waiting for her second ultimate, Draven had already healed almost all his health with two hits. Watching the increasingly familiar rhythm on the screen, a certain punk-style young man in front of the screen tremblingly lit a cigarette and handed it to the screen, then secretly played the hit song "I'm Just a Legend" through the media player, which immediately amused the viewers in the live stream.

[Art: I know this rhythm. If we can't get to the high ground in 15 minutes, I'll eat my hat.]

[Three kills early game + double buffs + a first turret with full plating soon – when we see this kind of bot lane, we can only say one thing: 'Screw them!']

The most painful thing isn't the 9-minute Bloodlust buff, but the inability to surrender for 15 minutes.

[The fighting's started, brothers!]

Not to mention the audience, even the TES team members were stunned by what they saw. Knight even stood near the bottom lane, looking ready to go down there and cling to the carry, which completely dumbfounded Yagao.

Is it really that bad?

You're supposed to be the Golden Left Hand, where's your pride? How could you lose your dignity as a top mid laner just because of a tiny advantage in the bottom lane?! Just as Toothpaste was about to complain, he shifted the camera and saw that his own bottom lane duo had abandoned even the turret, decisively admitting defeat and hiding in the jungle to farm Krugs. Their humble appearance was clearly visible.

“Loken, you.”

"We didn't want this either, but Draven can't take away a third of my health in one hit. How about... we switch lanes mid and bot?"

"Ahem, I suddenly realized I still have a group of six birds to clear, so I'll leave now and not mention it again."

"..."

Looking at these unfamiliar teammates, Loken could only helplessly shed tears of grievance. But thankfully, at least he still had a support by his side. Just as he was about to speak, he noticed Alistar quietly disappearing without making a sound.

"Brother Green Hair, you..."

"It's normal that you're young and don't understand. I'm doing this so that you can gain experience and gold on your own and catch up in level as quickly as possible. Don't worry, I'm just going to the side lanes to look for opportunities, but I'll still help you set up vision in the bottom lane."

"Yeah, yeah, good bro!"

Thinking of the days and nights they spent together getting fat, Loken couldn't help but shed tears of emotion.