You actually want me to...

This is absolutely outrageous!

Are there any teams that play like this?

Where's their positioning? Where's their protection? Where's their front line? Do they really think they wouldn't dare to engage Baron?

Okay, I really don't dare.

Roland never expected that the TES players' personal bad habits would become the key to their ability to counter Bard's team fight initiation.

Seeing that TES players weren't falling for the trick, JDG finally couldn't hold back anymore.

They dare not fight the dragon; Crystal Maiden and Ornn could easily riddle them with bullets in this terrain.

Since that's the case, let's just start a group purchase.

Just as they were about to unleash their ultimate move, the JDG players discovered that along with a falling spear, a huge rectangular magic circle appeared beneath their feet.

JDG players: ? ? ? ? ? ?

Seemingly a signal of war, almost simultaneously, the Troll attacked the Blast Cone and jumped out of the blue side's jungle, while on the other side, Ornn returned to the front and activated his ultimate, "Call of the Forging God".

TES has gone crazy!

"Kill the support first! Kill Pantheon first!"

"Be careful of the Ice Maiden; she should be somewhere above the Dragon Pit."

"Protect AD! Protect AD!"

"The troll is nearby!"

Almost instantly, JDG's team voice chat exploded with a massive exchange of information, but it quickly coalesced into the same phrase: kill the support first.

Unlike the others, Pantheon directly targeted the Dragon Pit with his ultimate, aiming straight for JDG's backline. The instant Pantheon landed, countless skills rained down on him like a shower. Looking at the barrage of damage above him, Roland grinned, then activated his true core item—the Stopwatch—amidst the chaos of the enemy team!

"Ding!"

As a familiar voice rang out, Pantheon, who had landed with domineering confidence just a second ago, instantly transformed into a stunning golden statuette that amazed the entire audience.

Some tactics, even though they've been around for a long time, are still effective.

The unique skills that appeared in ancient times:

He has returned to the martial world in his golden form!

Metamorphosis: Chapter 47: Destiny, Converging at This Moment.

"This Pantheon... is this even possible?" On the commentary stage, several commentators were completely dumbfounded.

The "landing invincibility" tactic is an old trick, but it wasn't unheard of in Season 10. For example, Teacher Ma often used cards to play this trick.

The problem is: this is Pantheon.

A normal person would naturally be on guard if they saw Twisted Fate suddenly use his ultimate to fly into the crowd. But damn it, Pantheon and Ornn used their ultimates at the same time—who knew Pantheon would play like that!

Roland deliberately didn't go with his teammates but went back to base to buy a Stopwatch first, just to ensure that the opponent didn't know he had bought a Stopwatch. Combined with the Shadow Blade's vision-clearing ability, he really managed to outmaneuver JDG in this wave.

Seeing the countless skills missing their mark in the sky above the river, TES's attackers keenly sensed a huge opportunity.

It's too dense.

The river was already narrow, and in order to focus fire on Pantheon first, JDG's players were positioned slightly too close together. As a result, Ornn's ultimate ability knocked up three of JDG's key players.

Seeing the icy mark flying from above the dragon pit, and the Moon Man rushing desperately towards the battlefield directly in front of him, Green Hair's attention instantly focused.

There is still hope.

His ultimate ability is a forced control similar to a group invulnerability skill. As long as he times and positions it correctly to immobilize the Ice Maiden in advance, a counter-encirclement can be formed immediately. Keep in mind that TES's lineup is spread out, and once separated, the offensive and defensive sides can immediately change the tide of battle.

Right next to him, the man who was still frozen in a countdown had fallen into an unusually strange state.

He knew that there were definitely JDG players watching him outside. He also understood that Green Hair's Bard had the ability to change the course of the battle.

Therefore, his role is not over yet, and he still needs to step forward from here once again.

This state is quite peculiar:

You can feel the amplitude of your heartbeat.

You can feel the vortex of the lung lobes opening and closing.

You can hear your teammates shouting into their headsets.

You can feel every muscle twitch.

All these seemingly insignificant tremors become a storm at your target point, and the entire maneuver requires you to perform it amidst a mixture of breathing, heartbeat, and natural muscle tremors. The only chance is to react quickly enough to execute the Flash-W combo the moment the stopwatch freezes at 2.5 seconds. All your hard work and training are geared towards that one instant.

Wait, wait for your mind to calm down, wait for time to stop.

But that moment just wouldn't come.

Your breathing has become unsteady, your lungs and heart are fighting in your chest, your heart and muscles are contracting, your stance is gradually becoming erratic, and the mouse is getting further and further away from the target point, so you start to try to correct everything.

Then continue to wait.

We must wait for the right time, the right place, and the right people.

It's hard to describe this state in words, when the simplest, most ordinary action becomes a crucial moment that can determine the outcome of a match.

The pressure is starkly evident here.

The sound of keyboard clicks filled the air, yet it flooded your ears like a torrent. Your teammate beside you activated their weapon, the sound of switching weapons like a thunderclap across the night sky.

But that moment that belonged to me still didn't come.

It's almost here, getting faster and faster.

You can feel your joints and muscles starting to go out of control, and a strange force is pulling at your fingers, causing them to shake wildly, like a gust of wind sweeping across a calm lake.

Muscles, heart, and consciousness—they're all screaming for their way out of your control.

It seemed that nothing could calm this raging storm. You knew that your limit had been reached, and only one last force was gathering in your chest, but that force did not come from your heart, your lungs, or any muscle.

It simply erupted, like Mount Tai collapsing, like the universe splitting apart, forcefully suppressing your muscles, heart, and lungs!

You know—that was the moment that changed history.

The instant the freeze effect ended, even before the animation finished, a figure vanished from the ground where he had been standing. By the time the JDG team finally reacted and managed to control him, their only chance had already passed.

R skill is unusable.

Finished!

Everything's completely ruined!

Without their most crucial crowd control abilities, JDG could no longer stop the Ice Maiden from entering the fray. The very next second, a figure in azure blue appeared in the center of the crowd.

"freeze!"

The power of ice surged through the crowd, and immense power emanated from this azure body, spreading to all the JDG personnel around him.

By this moment, everyone understood: JDG had collapsed.

Even though Green Hair eventually managed to unleash his ultimate move, he had already missed the optimal moment to release it.

Golden light descended.

Four key players from JDG had just escaped the control effect of Lissandra's ultimate a second ago, only to be frozen in place again by their own Bard's Zhonya's Hourglass. Roland, the initiator, was once again frozen in place, narrowly escaping death for the second time.

Even after it was all over, Roland still gripped the mouse tightly in his right hand, not moving an inch. It took him a while to finally recover from that near-suffocating state and look at the screen, his eyes slowly regaining their usual sparkle.

Because he knew.

it's all over.

Meanwhile, in the commentary booth, several commentators were almost in a frenzy, especially Wang Duoduo, who had been slacking off for a long time. At this moment, he finally found his chance to shine. "I spill my hot blood, drink my battle sword, and angrily point at the red clouds to question the heavens, this King of War!"

"Awesome!!!" he blurted out instinctively, and the other two commentators clapped along in perfect unison, though their eyes remained glued to the screen, showing no intention of looking away.

Wang Duoduo: ? ? ?

Looking at the two commentators beside him who were completely engrossed in the commentary, Wang Duoduo felt as if he had a mouthful of phlegm stuck in his mouth, which he couldn't spit out and found extremely uncomfortable.

One player traded for four.

The only one who escaped was jungler Kanavi, who inherited 777's will. Because Olaf's ultimate grants immunity to crowd control, the TES team couldn't stop him from escaping. But it's okay, at least he was badly damaged; he certainly won't dare come near Baron Nashor this time.

No one expected that TES, who had been under constant pressure from JDG in the early game, would launch such an incredible counterattack in a team fight.

Holy crap, this is amazing!

[Never won a solo match, but never feared a team fight, the King of the Board is awesome!!!]

[This is outrageous! He used his invincibility to bait out enemy skills, then instantly controlled them after his invincibility ended. He was the most aggressive, the fastest charging, and did the most damage, yet he still survived.]

[It's obvious that everyone on the TES team has issues, but with their current performance, who the hell dares to say there's anything wrong with the team?]

They've gone mad, they've all gone mad.

The combination of Crystal Maiden's and Aphelios's ultimate abilities creates a visually stunning team fight experience. Although the various skills are quite flashy, it's clear to everyone that all the results were achieved by the previously unremarkable support.

Inside the IG club, SuX Luo looked at the scene before him and asked the person next to him, "Isn't this the support that Ah Shui has been secretly duo-queuing with?"

"Yes."

"Then why didn't you tell me?"

"Because...back then his support was really bad. Any support from the youth academy could easily beat him." After saying that, the recruiting manager looked at him very cautiously. Of course, he was also very surprised. This guy used to be a top laner, and when he first switched to support, he was really ridiculously bad. If it weren't for JKL carrying him, this guy's skill level would be no different from feeding in solo queue.

"So, you're trying to tell me that any support player you pull into a youth training team these days can produce this kind of results?"

"No, that's not what I meant. What I meant was..."

"Alright, that's enough. We're having a meeting tonight. I think I might have been too lenient with you guys lately, which is why you made such a big mistake at work." After taking one last look at the screen, Su Xiluo flicked his sleeves, turned around, and left.

He originally wanted to pick JackeyLove, but TES snatched him away, so naturally he wanted to see TES fail. Now, not only did he not get to see that, but he's been slapped in the face, being told that he'd always had a top-tier support player by his side, but he just hadn't paid attention?

What kind of urban slap-in-the-face novel is this?

A fake team wipe directly reversed TES's early-game disadvantage.

A single dragon instantly accelerated TES's development, allowing their lineup to take shape ahead of schedule.

At this point, JDG had little hope of turning the tide.

Ornn's item build compensated for the team's lack of damage, while the tankiness of Trundle Ornn provided TES's two carries with a good output environment. The team's crowd control initiation allowed TES to perfectly control the tempo.