You actually want me to...

Those were not things he needed to consider twenty minutes ago.

"Goodness, it's a good thing this is an online tournament. If it were like the MSI in the past, I think the other side might have been waiting on the side of the road with their weapons, ready to solo kill you."

"It can't be that bad."

"Holy Gunner is almost level 10, while the enemy Aatrox is only level 8. What do you think?"

"So what if I'm level eight? I only just reached level seven myself." After returning home, Roland bought another set of control wards, and this time, he didn't go to the top lane to annoy the enemy again.

The reason is also very simple.

The bottom tower is destroyed, and the enemy has switched lanes on the top and bottom lanes. The Aatrox is currently on the bottom lane.

As the saying goes, if you're going to fleece someone, you have to seize the opportunity and fleece them relentlessly. If you've managed to create a crack in the opponent's defense at the start of the game, you can't call yourself a professional player if you don't press your advantage and tear the wound open.

then,

When Niu Guli heard Kle's horn again and saw him running frantically towards him with the Sun Maiden, he truly broke down.

Damn it!

Did you hear that, you son of a bitch!

Although Niu Guli doesn't speak Chinese, when it comes to swearing, languages ​​around the world can be somewhat interchangeable.

Fortunately, Ghost King has an advantage in the bottom lane, so the game still has a chance. Otherwise, in a solo queue game, Nuguri would have been eliminated much earlier.

For the remainder of the game, both teams employed very simple tactics.

DWG kept switching lanes to try and push towers and gank their AD carry, while TES relentlessly ganked the enemy Aatrox. With DWG's lineup, as long as Aatrox couldn't get ahead, they could charge into team fights at will, and no matter how well the AD carry farmed, it would be useless.

It wasn't until the third dragon, the one that was ready to win, was officially revealed that both sides finally stopped their respective operations and dispersed to the sides of the river.

Due to their lineup, DWG needed to secure the Dragon Soul to ensure their late-game strength. Naturally, they hoped the Dragon Soul would be the Fire Dragon Soul, but unfortunately, things didn't go as planned. This game's Dragon Soul was the Wind Dragon Soul, which was actually TES's favorite elemental dragon.

Therefore, TES's original plan to only defend the Dragon Soul changed to preparing to engage in team fights as soon as they were close to securing the Dragon Soul.

"Brothers, any plans?"

"Boiling water tactics?"

"I don't think it will work. Although Ah Shui is a high level and hasn't fallen behind in farming, he seems to have been killed so many times that he doesn't have much gold left."

"Then chop off your hand?"

"Brother, I'm a demon queen, how can I chop this up?"

Seeing that the familiar fishing hook tactic couldn't be used, Roland simply gave up and directly marked the enemy AD, indicating that this was the tactic to use.

"Let's just start then, Xuanjun, shall we?"

"Go! We have to go! Guys, let's go!"

"Wuhu~"

Once TES had a significant advantage in the top lane, they no longer needed to consider any specific tactics; they just charged in relentlessly.

When the war horn sounded once again, Aatrox instinctively wanted to find a bush to hide in, but the TES team's movement speed was too fast under Kled's ultimate, and they rushed in front of him in almost the blink of an eye.

There was no other way but for the Sword Demon to take the hit head-on.

With his ultimate skill activated, the Sword Demon, having drawn his sword, was just about to fight the five opponents to the death when he discovered that they completely ignored him and instead ran right past him.

Yes... I just ran over there.

what does this mean?

Passing through your world?

By the time he finally realized what was happening, his backline was already being relentlessly attacked by the five opposing players. Ghost King had been thinking that he would be the one to fight back and save the world, but before long, he saw the five burly men rushing towards him like madmen, leaving him to fight them head-on in vain.

Who the hell can handle this?

In just a moment, Kalista was melted by the team's damage output. With Kled's ultimate speed boost, Karma's group speed boost seemed particularly ridiculous.

It wasn't until the AD carry was dead that Gem's ultimate skill finally arrived, only to be a wasted effort.

At this moment, the entire internet was in an uproar.

Metamorphosis: Chapter Sixty-Four: In the world of martial arts, speed is the only way to break through.

Wow, this lineup is incredibly powerful when they charge in.

This is the first time in my life I've seen a gem miss its ultimate; the enemy support must have been completely stunned.

Kled's ultimate is really too powerful, but it seems like this thing is always present whenever LPL achieves results against LCK.

This is a fundamental skill for veteran LPL top laners.

[Am I the only one who noticed that JKL is the most outrageous? Even an AD carry is joining the charge! That's ridiculous!]

There's not much to say, this is just how TES's lineup is, just mindless head-on confrontation.

DWG's lineup was originally designed for the early to mid-game, with their only two damage dealers being Aatrox and Kalista. Karma in the mid lane was treated as a mere support, not even considered. Furthermore, Aatrox has been rendered useless, making TES's tactical objective quite clear.

AD, AD, still damn AD!

Among them, JKL was the most enthusiastic.

In the past, LPL teams all adhered to the "boiling water" tactic, with the top, mid, and jungle players of each team relentlessly attacking him like madmen. Now, the offense and defense have taken turns, and it's your turn to experience my daily routine.

Without Kalista, DWG's lineup instantly lost its damage output.

After all, you can't expect a Nidalee to take on 5 opponents at once. Such a scene rarely happens in casual games. Even if it does, you have to fight them one by one to have a chance. Against a bunch of crazy dogs like the enemy who charge in like a demolition crew, you wouldn't even dare to poke them, let alone fight them.

"So, this is all the LCK teams are like?" Roland was overjoyed as he initiated a team fight. Usually, he was the one initiating team fights, and he would still be struggling with the angle to use his ultimate. Now, with Flandre and the ability to pick a champion like Kled, the game suddenly became much easier.

Ultimate move prediction? Doesn't exist.

I just ran over and smashed my shield in his face, then unleashed my ultimate move, leaving him speechless. Isn't that a much more reliable combo than those fancy, prediction-based ones? You know Usain Bolt, right?

"Alright, alright, you're already showing off before you've even won."

"Of course! This is my first time playing against an LCK team. With such a huge advantage, can't I at least celebrate?"

"Actually, it's alright. I feel like the enemy mid laner is pretty strong, so we might have to be careful later on." Knight thought for a moment and felt that the enemy mid laner was quite capable.

Karma is a dominant early-game laner who can easily gain an advantage. However, to extend that advantage to teammates, a certain level of understanding is required. Furthermore, the fact that the enemy mid laner dodged her surprise attacks several times during the laning phase speaks volumes.

"Let's speed things up. This is the first match after all. Don't ruin such a good draft."

"Understood, that will speed things up."

With smiles on their faces, the TES team responded to Roland's arrangements and immediately began working at high intensity.

It's actually quite simple: if you don't have your ultimate, just do what you normally do and farm, since the enemy doesn't have much ability to pick off isolated targets anyway. As soon as your ultimate is ready, they'll either use map resources to force you to come and fight, or they'll just charge in and engage you right in front of you.

To reiterate.

Ghost King, this ADC, is really not strong.

In the S10 World Championship, he was able to suppress SN's bot lane for four consecutive games. The support and the draft played a significant role. Ghost's role was more about playing cautiously in lane. Even if he was a little behind in development, it didn't matter, as the team's economy would gradually make up for it.

To put it nicely, this guy is like a spirit possessed by the Umbrella Master, hiding behind his boss and unleashing a barrage of attacks.

To put it bluntly, this guy is a master at playing the bot lane troll.

If you expect him to step up and carry the team, you might as well expect Nuguri to develop and use his individual skills to turn the tide and take on five opponents. Expecting the AD carry is just wishful thinking.

Under TES's relentless onslaught, DWG's disadvantage grew increasingly severe. It's worth noting that Kled was a core champion specifically developed in S7 to counter the Korean turtle-style playstyle; against the Iron Cavalry's charge, a single Taric simply couldn't provide adequate protection.

In the end, DWG could barely hold onto their high ground, while all the outer towers were essentially surrendered.

Do whatever you want.

That's just how LCK's style is. If they can't beat you, they'll drag it out. Even if their lineup isn't as good as yours, they'll wait for you to make a mistake. In terms of mentality, LCK players are definitely a cut above LPL players.

But...aren't they underestimating the potential of TES's roster?

"The other side really is playing a turtle-shell style. You were right, A-Ban."

"What you said is really meaningless. You can grab any random person in the chat and they'll know what LCK plays like, okay?"

"Then there's no other way but to proceed according to the original plan?"

"That's a must. Nobody said we have to rush into someone's arms just because they choose a gem, right? Don't you agree, Bu Xuanjun?"

"really."

This time, JKL finally heard a plan he knew about, and he couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief. After all, these bastards never consulted him about their plans to sell him out, so he finally escaped a disaster.

"Then, follow my instructions."

"Good~"

"3...2...1, go!"

The moment Roland finished speaking, Kled's war horn sounded again. Just as the DWG members tensed up to prepare for a counterattack, they discovered that the TES team, who had been in front of them just a second ago, had vanished like the wind in the next second.

DWG: ? ? ?

What the hell is going on here?

Was it a reverse ultimate move? Or did I accidentally press the wrong button?

"No! It's Baron! They want to start Baron!!!" After a moment of stunned silence, Xu Xiucai finally realized what was happening and started frantically pinging the Baron pit signal. At the same time, the entire team activated their speed boost, trying to rush over and stop the enemy.

Without the Baron buff, they were already struggling to withstand the charge.

If the enemy team gets the Baron buff, they won't know how to defend their high ground.

We can't lose this dragon, or we're truly finished!

However... as the saying goes, compared to the domestically produced Wuling Hongguang, South Korean car brands are simply not up to par (both online and offline). By the time they finally realized what was happening, the TES team had already almost reached the location of the Blast Fruit above the Dragon Pit.

Shifting positions and using feints to attack in the east while striking in the west—the art of war is ever-changing.

This is the [Mobile Fortress Tactics Modified] being transported.

The TES team, who had dashed up to the Baron Nashor pit, left the online audience completely bewildered.

Holy crap, that was brilliant decision-making.

The ancients were right: "Of all martial arts, speed is the only way to break through defenses."

[Wait a minute, how come TES is taking down the dragon so quickly?]