You actually want me to...

Don't underestimate Kled and Varus's damage output. Although one is a top laner and the other got ganked badly in the early game, their farm is definitely far superior to the others.

too fast.

Baron, whose level was already low, was no match for the well-developed TES lineup. He simply couldn't withstand the damage output pressure from the opposing heroes. In just a moment of distraction, Baron's health had already been reduced to two-thirds.

"Can you steal them all?"

"It seems like it! TES is very fast, and there's a LeBlanc ambushing people in the bushes above."

"Wow, we've taken down that dragon! The game is about to end!"

On the other side, DWG's most agile Nidalee had moved to the front of the team. There was no way around it; Kled's ultimate provided terrifying movement speed.

Although charging forward like this could very likely lead to an ambush by the enemy.

but...

What if it doesn't?

They've already secured the dragon; they can stall for a little longer.

They failed to snatch the dragon, so what difference does it make whether the enchantress is there or not?

He had absolutely no choice.

However, what people fear most is often what they are most likely to encounter.

Just as the leopard woman was about to reach the dragon pit, a familiar, alluring figure flashed out from the bushes once again.

WRQEW

There were no basic attacks in between, and the skill damage was dealt immediately afterward by using the Magic Sound Illusion to fly back. The entire operation was incredibly skillful and confident, as if he had already predicted that his skill would hit.

And in fact, he did hit all of them.

The economic and equipment advantage made it incredibly easy for LeBlanc to instantly kill opponents. This entire combo, which even a Silver player could execute, directly slashed down the Nidalee near the Dragon Pit.

Until the moment she died, the leopard woman didn't even have time to throw her darts to detect the dragon pit before the screen went black.

It's over...

The idea of ​​Canyon had barely taken root when the Baron's wailing echoed through the canyon.

Upon hearing this voice, the DWG members were taken aback, and their team voice chat abruptly stopped, with everyone remaining silent.

Lost.

The team economy is 1500, with a few attribute bonuses, plus the buff from the super minion.

DWG has completely lost the right to engage in direct confrontation with TES.

A minute and a half later, when Kled's war horn sounded again, DWG finally couldn't withstand TES's offensive, and the base's crystal exploded into a dazzling flower.

MSC Day 1, TES wins their first match against Korea!

Metamorphosis: Chapter Sixty-Five: Project Source: Kill!

Congratulations to TES!

"Let's congratulate LPL on winning a game."

The moment the team won, the commentators offered their heartfelt congratulations. Everyone treats the LCK as the final boss, so seeing their team win was naturally incredibly joyful, especially since FPX lost the first game, making this victory all the more crucial.

In a sense, this can be called timely morale boosting.

【Comfortable.】

As expected, I still prefer this Chinese style.

[TES with Flandre is terrifying. The only way to counter them now is probably to target their jungler and support.]

[As for junglers, Karsa is a jungle king, and as for support... isn't Banhuang just supposed to initiate team fights?]

LPL viewers have never really cared about TES's support player, since it's pointless to worry about it anyway.

Although Banhuang is incredibly wild in many ways and can be extremely willful and prone to losing his temper at times, at least most of the time, his wildness and willfulness are within acceptable limits.

Moreover.

Isn't it normal for supports to play recklessly? You can't just not gank, not ward, and not clear vision because there might be danger, right? Or not initiate a team fight because the team has an engage opportunity? That's just nonsense.

According to social psychology, a person who consistently performs well will be criticized for a long time if they make a mistake, while a person who consistently makes mistakes will be praised once they improve. LPL viewers' expectations of Roland have reached a low point: a good support is considered to simply not initiate key team fights recklessly.

As for command and strategy? Most viewers don't usually pay attention to that.

See, this is how comfortable the life of a deadbeat is.

If I'm shameless, then they're the ones who need to care about their reputation. [laughs]

"Let's get off work, guys." The moment he won the game, Flandre jumped up from his seat. This was his first victory in an international match, and even though it was just a fun game, it was enough to make him excited.

However, when he got up, he found that apart from Left Hand and Karsa, the other bot lane duo were still sitting in their seats drinking water, seemingly unmoved.

Like an ancient well without ripples, watching the flowers bloom and fade in the courtyard.

Seemingly noticing Flandre's surprise, Casa patted him on the shoulder and whispered, "You'll get used to it. These two are just putting on airs, they're such idols."

"what?"

"To put it simply, they're pretending to be experts without saying a word. They can only do this because of the natural disaster and the lack of a live audience. If there were any offline competitions with people, their true colors would be immediately revealed to their fans."

......

Hearing this, Flandre was completely dumbfounded. You could say JKL is just showing off, everyone knows he's always been like that, but you're a player whose reputation as an esports comedian is practically cemented. Those viewers even want to laugh at your face now. Your act of showing off is completely pointless.

After thinking it over for a while, Saint Gun decided it was best to remain silent.

Having only recently arrived, this newbie wouldn't dare say anything carelessly, right? [doge]

With points in hand, TES's second match was much easier to plan. In the second match against FPX, the entire team played aggressively, with Roland even picking Yuumi, a champion he had never played before, and hanging on JackeyLove for a long time without getting off.

JKL was not to be outdone, and his Ezreal used his ultimate in the opposite direction, paying tribute to someone from 4AM on the spot.

Such a serious match immediately sparked heated discussions in the LCK, with various protests erupting online. However, back in the LPL, the atmosphere in the live stream chat was like a New Year celebration, filled with laughter and joy.

[After watching this match, both LGD and IG were moved to tears.]

[Wei Jiang, that arrow has finally returned.]

[I'm dying of laughter! When the camera panned to TES, Banhuang almost couldn't hold back his smile.]

I still have to hold back, otherwise, if I repeat the same pattern of facing life with a smile but without joy, that would be really funny.

Anyone with eyes can tell what TES is doing with their playstyle.

However, the MSC is an entertainment tournament, so it doesn't have the strict rules of a tournament. Besides, TES didn't intentionally throw the game. They just couldn't beat their opponents because of a weaker lineup. They were still very serious in team fights.

This is just like their match against DWG last time. It's clearly the coach's problem, how can you blame the players? Our player, Giegie, tries his best in every game!

Ultimately, after LCK fans rightfully lost the match to FPX, they felt utterly miserable, and could only hope that other teams could beat them.

But then, another twist occurred.

FPX had just won against TES, and then they rose from the ashes to defeat DWG, who had a record of one win and one loss.

On the first day of MSC, DWG, the former world champions, played three games and still had to rely on LPL's performance to advance, which made for a lot of entertainment.

When Roland and his group saw DWG win one and lose two, they couldn't hold back their emotions in the room.

At this point, TES had a record of 1 win and 1 loss, DWG had a record of 1 win and 2 losses, SKT had a record of 1 win and 2 losses, while FPX had a record of 2 wins and 1 loss and successfully advanced.

In other words.

If TES wins against T1 in the next match, they will eliminate two LCK teams in one game. Even if they lose, it will only be a three-way best-of-one series to determine the advancing team.

With the ability to both attack and defend, this move has put them in an invincible position.

"I told you, FPX would definitely win if they got back into form. Doinb was just temporarily out of energy. Two doses of kidney tonics will bring him back to his peak."

"Goodness, you can't let anyone hear you say that."

"You didn't see the faces in people's live streams during the holidays; they looked like they hadn't slept for months."

"They were newlyweds on their honeymoon when they were suddenly called back to play in a competition. But he's really strong; he adapted so quickly."

It has to be said that many contestants envy him for this.

There are players who can maintain their form for many years, but they are few and far between. And players like him, who have their own unique style and a huge, diverse hero pool, are truly rare.

Roland might be one, but he's not a mid-laner. Support relies more on game sense than mechanical skill; the two are not directly comparable.

As they chatted, everyone returned to the front of the court to prepare for the next match against T1. Although theoretically, losing to TES would still allow them to play another game against the two LCK teams, considering that T1 had demonstrated their "esports spirit" in their first match today, TES naturally couldn't let them off so easily.

Especially right after T1 won their first match, a certain team owner posted four sarcastic tweets in a row. This was clearly a setup for him.

First round of bans:

T1: Graves, Syndra, Leona

TES: LeBlanc, Varus, Kalista

There's not much to say. Everyone bans the strong heroes of the current version. Let's all give up the T0 heroes, compete fairly for T1 heroes, and let fate decide our fate.

As a result, just after the three bans were completed and it was time to pick a hero.

On the first floor of T1, Canna, the top laner, almost just like in his previous life, showed up Twitch for a full ten seconds during the first pick.

The atmosphere changed from that point on.

“Very good, really very good. It seems I was too naive.” Narrowing his eyes, Roland felt he had never been so angry. “25 minutes. I want to dance at the fountain across the way. Is that alright, everyone?”

"It's too long, 20 minutes, I guess. If it takes longer than that, I'll wash my hair upside down tonight." Looking at the hero the opposing team had revealed, the other four members of TES also had very unpleasant expressions.

As a former three-time world champion team, TES initially held a certain degree of respect for them. Even when they spawn-camped the enemy in the first game, they simply felt that the opposing team had a problem with their esports spirit and that they would get their revenge. After all, that's how Korean esports spirit has always been.

But you're showing off your mouse?

Do you really think you're still the same SKT team from a few years ago?

One round of PICK:

T1: Trundle, Yasuo, Gragas

TES: Draven, Thresh, Lee Sin

Without any hesitation, TES unleashed almost all three of their signature moves.