You actually want me to...

"Never mind, just proceed according to plan later."

"clear."

Meanwhile, in EDG's jungle, Roland's Leona didn't go back, but quietly stood outside the enemy's F6 camp wall, perfectly positioned to block the blind spot.

Although they weren't on the same team, they were thinking the same inhuman things. Roland marked Pantheon farming in the mid lane, and muttered the same thing:

"Later, we'll coordinate from the inside and outside. Master K, you first cut into his mid lane to attract his attention, and then I'll sneak up behind him and deliver a devastating blow right to his rear. That'll definitely make him never dare to show off in front of you again! What do you think of my plan? Pretty good, right?"

Left hand: Σ( ° △ °|||)︴ Very...very energetic.

First Encounter: Chapter Twenty: The Perils of the Martial World

At this moment, the junior player was still trying to maintain the distance between himself and Jayce in the mid lane, and was desperately calculating the best time for him to move.

Pantheon versus Jayce is a melee vs. ranged matchup, and Jayce isn't just a simple ranged champion; he's a lane bully who can switch forms at any time and has a full combo more than Pantheon. So, no matter what, the junior player can't beat him in lane.

Although he had great faith in Pantheon's early-game burst potential, unfortunately, professional matches did not allow players to bring their own sound systems onto the stage. Without the boost from sound systems, Pantheon was currently unable to unleash his true potential.

In order to avoid being suppressed too badly in lane, his idea was to use his health to force his way into the minion wave from level one and take control of the lane first.

This idea is theoretically correct.

If you're playing a melee character against a ranged opponent and don't push the lane aggressively in the early game, and the enemy manages to block the minion wave, then that lane matchup is basically over.

However, this time, an unexpected situation arose in front of the junior student.

Just as he pushed the lane a little further, a Leona appeared out of his own jungle and cut off his retreat to the tower.

"Holy crap!? What's that Japanese girl doing here?" The junior student was completely dumbfounded the moment he saw her.

Who the hell would have thought that a support would come to gank him in the mid lane at level one? And that's not all. Seeing Leona arrive, K immediately switched Jayce to melee form and slammed his hammer down, starting to deal damage to the enemy Pantheon while pushing against the minion wave.

There's nothing else to it, I just like having a lot of people bullying a few.

Of course, the junior student didn't have time to pay attention to Jayce at this moment. His eyes were fixed on the opposing support, trying to dodge the Zenith Blade thrown by Leona.

Just as the Japanese woman raised her hand...

"Whoosh!" The button was pressed in a flash.

Without any hesitation, as a veteran player, he knew that some skills could not be spared, and excessive greed would only lead to disaster.

However, after he landed, he didn't see the skill effect of the enemy Leona's Zenith Blade for a long time. Instead, he saw that the Leona had just raised her right hand a second ago, but then put it back down the next second.

The classic Ctrl+3 taunt key binding deception.

Upon seeing this, the junior student, having figured out what had happened, suddenly felt as if his heart had stopped.

The facts are clear: Roland once again successfully baited out the opponent's Flash with his feint.

This time, the Japanese woman didn't hesitate any longer.

"Shh!"

Both used Flash, but because he blocked Pantheon's retreat first, Pantheon's position after Flashing was not far from him.

The blade in her hand gleamed, and as she landed, she landed a basic attack on Pantheon while simultaneously stunning him with her Q skill.

Light it and hang it up!

Strictly speaking, a one-second control duration isn't enough for Leona and Jayce to finish him off. The main issue is the short mid lane; once Pantheon recovers from the control, he'll be back under the tower in a step or two, making a kill impossible.

But will this be profitable?

That would definitely be a huge profit.

When the junior student finally returned to the safe zone, his health had already reached the danger zone of 100 HP. At this health level, he could only return to town to replenish his health and then teleport back.

A support player's DF combo traded with the enemy mid laner's DF combo, and also gave their own Jayce, who desperately needed an advantage in the early game, an advantage. From any perspective, TES came out ahead in this exchange.

【666666】

[That's incredible! A level 1 gank on mid lane. If it were me, I'd be completely numb.]

[This support's awareness is really good, but their aggressive playstyle is also really aggressive, making it impossible for the bot lane to win.]

[They were already losing in the bot lane, so TES didn't even consider focusing on bot lane. This time, Jayce really took off!]

Most viewers generally approve of this clever jungle swap and mid-lane gank. After ganking Roland in the mid-lane, Roland shamelessly stood next to the minion wave while recalling, managing to soak up some of K's experience.

There's no way around it; he doesn't know if the bot lane will collapse if he doesn't try to gain some experience, but he's definitely going to collapse himself.

At this moment, P-Emperor was having a very frustrating time in the bottom lane.

The moment Leona appeared, Meiko had already crossed the minion wave and completely driven her out of the farming area. In addition, he didn't have enough damage when facing the minion wave that was pushing into the tower in the early game, and without a support to help him farm, he missed a lot of minions in the early game.

The only good news might be that his level is higher than the opposing duo.

A dozen seconds later, when Roland returned to his lane with Leona, the enemy bot lane was already level two, and could even reach level three at any moment. Looking at their own level one, Roland and P-Emperor immediately abandoned any thought of leaving the tower.

There are always trade-offs. If you sacrifice early-game strength to gank the mid lane, it's perfectly normal for the bot lane to have to pay the price.

However, it's not entirely without good news.

Without his summoner spells, Pantheon is unlikely to make a move on the bot lane before level six. Furthermore, without Flash, Pantheon is hesitant to push the lane against Jayce, and is instead forced to stay under the tower and poke relentlessly, waiting for his jungler to come to his rescue.

Taking advantage of this, Karsa went directly to the top lane to cooperate with 369, forcibly using Flash to secure the first blood for the opponent.

First Blood

Iron Man got the kill.

"Nice, Ka-ge, that was a great catch."

"Not bad, not bad." Karsa scratched his head, quite satisfied with the smooth early game. Although the support role played a large part, at least he contributed, right?

"Hey Ka, are you free? Can we play a bot lane gank? We need your support."

"Wait, what did you say?"

"I said, can you come down here? We need your support in the bot lane."

"No, I meant the previous sentence."

Are you free?

"No, goodbye, see you later!"

After glancing at Kai'Sa in the bottom lane and the jungle with almost no vision, Kai'Sa immediately gave up. The advantage in the upper jungle was already established; why would he go to the lower jungle where he had no chance and risk making a fool of himself?

Besides, this isn't RNG now, and the bot lane isn't that chubby kid who can carry them to victory. There's no point in going to the bot lane to protect this AD.

Seeing how ruthless Brother Ka was, Roland could only helplessly continue to be beaten under the tower.

However, at that very moment, a spider suddenly emerged from the bush behind their own bottom lane outer turret, cutting off the TES bottom lane duo's retreat. Simultaneously, Thresh and Lucian's upgraded glows lit up.

In that instant, an immense sense of crisis swept over Roland's heart.

"P Emperor, run!"

Almost immediately, Roland shouted into his headset. However, when he turned around, P-Emperor was nowhere to be seen. The moment the barrel appeared, he had instinctively used his DF combo and E skill to force his way out of the spider's encirclement and back to his secluded bush in the bottom lane.

This guy is even more of a pain; he uses Flash before healing, giving him absolutely no chance whatsoever.

At that moment, Roland experienced for the first time in his life what it meant to live a treacherous world where people's hearts are unpredictable. Then he was easily hooked by Thresh and died tragically under his own tower.

[EDG_Hope kills TES_BAN]

Looking at the gray screen in front of me.

Roland fell into deep thought.

First Encounter: Chapter Twenty-One: The New Wave Was Sweeped Away on the Beach by the Older Wave

[A real bot lane duo - jpg]

Although the camera didn't move over, I'm sure Ah Ban's face was filled with despair.

"The bot lane is like birds of a feather; when disaster strikes, I'll be the first to fly away. Perhaps this is the survival rule for ADCs."

[Stop talking, after this game, the bot and support teams are completely cut off.]

Countless viewers were laughing hysterically.

If you simply ran away, everyone could understand, since it's an age-old truth that the AD carry should go first. But if you use Flash before Heal, and don't even let the support get the speed boost, then your intention to sell yourself is a bit too obvious.

Inside the arena, P looked at the silent Roland and felt a little embarrassed.

"Ahem, well, I reacted subconsciously, oh my god."

"It's okay, you're the AD carry, I'll always believe in you." Hearing P's explanation, Roland raised his head and gave a very sunny smile.

Of course, if time could be turned back, P-King swore he would never make that mistake again. Because in the next few minutes, TES's bot lane finally experienced what it meant to receive loving care from a veteran powerhouse.

Relying on Lu Xian's high output and Thresh's stable control, Spider came almost every few days. Pantheon in the mid lane, after being ambushed in the early game, endured the pressure until level 6, and then flew to the bottom lane as soon as he had his ultimate.

This is when P-Emperor's despair begins.

No matter how the enemy bot lane has an advantage, once Leona activates her W skill in the early game, you won't be able to kill her for a short time. Since the turret damage is not low, EDG can only prioritize targeting the AD without summoner spells when they try to tower dive. As for Roland, he symbolically threw out an absurdly off-target E skill and then ran away with his yo-yo.

This is what makes the bottom lane so difficult to manage.

If it weren't for the consistent bot lane duo working together, if one of you messed up, the other could just sell you out. Especially with the current meta favoring assassin items, it doesn't really matter whether you have an ADC or not, so Roland had no qualms about selling you.

In return, he once again made a long-distance raid, cooperating with Iron Man to kill the opposing captain again, directly feeding Iron Man from 369 to super-powerful levels.

Both sides conducted mutual military training.

TES really figured this out. They focused on the mid, top, and jungle. They let the other team take the two elemental dragons in the early game if they wanted. As long as they held onto their dragon buff, the gap between the two sides caused by the elemental dragons wasn't as big as they thought.

At this point, Emperor P really couldn't hold on any longer.

"Brother Lan, Lang, I was wrong. Brother Lan, please look at the child!" P Emperor was almost crying. This guy was playing AD and got outmaneuvered three times in just a few minutes. Didn't he have any pride?

"I'm watching, but other routes need me too."

"Alright, alright, it's not easy for anyone, is it?" Just as Chunfeng was about to play the role of a nice guy, Roland immediately shut him down with a single sentence.

"Then I'll go?"

Upon hearing this, K-King and 369 fell silent instantly.

Although Roland's support often initiates team fights recklessly and his overall playstyle is quite impulsive, you can't deny that his awareness is really sharp. With just a few roams, he has successfully helped the top, mid, and jungle players open up the game.