You actually want me to...

With a second Q burst, Roland flew over and applied Ignite, while also cleverly throwing a lantern at Draven's location, forcibly stopping Effort's Gragas animation.

Go ahead and crash into AD; he'll just dodge with a lantern, making it a two-on-one fight.

You went and attacked the support, but it seems you've fallen into their trap again.

But there's really nothing we can do right now; we can only wait and see what opportunities arise.

This scenario is undoubtedly Draven's favorite.

With a basic attack, Thresh activates W for speed boost. Just as the hook from Q is about to end, Thresh swings E, interrupting Yasuo's attempt to cast Wind Wall with an axe. Thresh then uses E again, maximizing the entire control chain.

Thresh is just like that; he's truly the most versatile support champion, no joke. Once you land your Q, you can play however you want. Basically, unless you're using a high-end peripheral, he can apply all the necessary crowd control abilities.

Thresh's damage was already quite high in the early game, and when paired with Draven, who was one of the top damage dealers in the early game, Teddy was already struggling to withstand the damage from the crowd control alone.

Press the Wind Wall button, then use Flash to escape.

At the same time, seeing the enemy bot lane duo preparing to chase, Effort also used E-Flash, trying to forcefully collide with the enemy Draven.

As long as Draven can't auto-attack, Yasuo will never be taken down by the opponent.

However~

"Swish" x2

Just as Gragas activated his E-Flash, Ah Shui's Draven also used Flash almost simultaneously to jump over the Wind Wall.

There was nothing they could do; the fountain-camping duo said they'd seen this kind of thing countless times before, and it was almost like muscle memory. JKL flashed perfectly to dodge Gragas's E-Flash.

One slash, a quick movement, then another slash followed by an attack!

With the sound of gold coins falling, Draven secured the first kill of the game.

First Blood!

The kill was secured, and the chat exploded!

Holy crap, this is freezing!

[You're trying to spawn camp, aren't you? You're just showing off your skills, aren't you? Let's get this deck-draining combo and kill you!]

[What the hell is this drainage board assembly? I almost couldn't catch my breath.]

[I hereby declare: Game over!]

The fact that JKL's Draven got a kill early on is almost as terrifying as the one that got a kill for Uzi early on. If the opposing team doesn't come down quickly to regain some advantage, the game is basically over.

After securing the kill on Yasuo, the TES bot lane duo immediately turned around and started attacking the offside Gragas.

E Flash looks cool, but using it also means moving away from the turret's range.

Faced with the relentless pursuit of TES's bot lane duo, Gragas ultimately failed to protect his integrity and gave up first blood.

Double Kill!

"Wait, didn't we agree that each of us would get one kill?" Roland was completely dumbfounded the moment Draven secured the double kill.

"It's not that I was afraid you wouldn't be able to kill me with an auto-attack, so I did an extra auto-attack to help reduce your health."

"You think I'm stupid?"

"No, I've always thought of you as a simpleton."

"I'm fucking mad!"

If it weren't for the fact that it was a competition, wouldn't Roland have given JKL a "Thousand Years of Death" or a "Monkey Steals the Peach" right there and then? As for why he wanted to get kills early on, it was obviously because he wanted to greedily get a pair of shoes.

The highlight of this game is the top lane; without boots, it will be very difficult for you to roam and get ahead in the next wave.

"Alright, I'll definitely do it next time, I'll definitely do it next time." JKL brushed off his support, then looked at the more than 1,000 yuan in his pocket and couldn't help but feel overjoyed. He could just go back to base and pull out a B.F. Sword. This game couldn't be easier.

While the battle was raging in the bottom lane, Cuzz also managed to gank the top lane by forcibly giving up his jungle monsters. However, due to Flandre's experience, he had set up vision in advance, and thus, he spotted Olaf as he approached.

However, he did not show any intention to leave. Instead, he acted as if he had not seen the other party at all, just like always.

Seeing this, Karsa immediately abandoned his jungle monsters and frantically rushed to the top lane, marking and shouting on the screen: "Xuanjun, the jungler is here, retreat for a bit."

"Oh, it's okay, let him come." Flandre chuckled, not taking it seriously at all.

"But it'll be a while before I get there, so why don't you..."

"It's alright, you've already received it." Roland interrupted him before he could finish speaking.

The reason is simply because Flandre only recently joined the team, Karsa hasn't fully adapted to the new top lane position yet. Otherwise, once they get to know him, they'll realize that, given Flandre's personality, if he sees the enemy and doesn't run away, it only means one thing: he's incredibly skilled!

"Brother Ka, you can go and collect the heads, the rest can be handed over to Xuanjun."

......

"Okay, I understand. Be careful, I'll be there a little slower." After a moment of stunned silence, Casa finally realized something after Roland's interruption.

"Don't worry, I have my reasons, after all..."

"A hero can't desert his post, right, Xuanjun?"

"Haha, you know me best!" With that, Lu Xian even went in the opposite direction and used his E skill to get in front of the enemy Troll.

At this moment, Xuanjun once again entered the realm of the two-dimensional emperor.

Metamorphosis: Chapter Sixty-Eight: It's Time to Show the Real Skill!

The prolonged suppression in the top lane had already put the troll in a very dangerous lifeline.

Going out means certain death; Lu Xian's charge would be too much for him to handle.

If you stay under the tower, the enemy will most likely try to kill you.

He was reluctant to let him go, after all, he was a rookie top laner, and it was inevitable that he would have some temper and resentment. So he called up the jungler Cuzz, T1's biggest culprit.

Yes, T1 is different from SKT1. T1 relies on its jungler for leadership.

However, Cuzz has some issues with his thinking. In this era of massively increased damage from Dragon Soul, all he can think about is playing a late-game carry. In the current meta, he can't gank properly, he can't farm jungle camps, and he can't even use a former god-like player in the mid lane. He just wants to stay in the side lanes and leech off the enemy.

Therefore, Cuzz is also known as ICU, and it is the ICU that all the players envy.

He was riding high on the popularity of a three-time world champion, but he made a mistake that only a war criminal would make. In the end, Faker was the one who took the blame, and the coach, manager, and Teddy also helped to share the blame.

This small T1 team is packed with talent – ​​a veritable who's who of all trades, from the most promising to the most promising. It was precisely because Flandre had studied T1 before the match that he felt this play was entirely feasible.

Isn't this it? After seeing his jungler successfully flank, the Troll Warlord got so excited that he took two steps forward, and those two steps sealed his fate.

EAA+Q.

Without hesitation, Lu Xian used his E skill to dash in the opposite direction.

The sudden turn of her head caught Canna completely off guard. After seeing the burst of damage, Canna first used her E skill pillar to try and forcefully interrupt the opponent.

"Shu~"

Flash was used, almost the instant Q skill was cast, and Flandre decisively followed up with Flash to force his way into the enemy turret's range. Canna, realizing something was wrong, immediately used Flash as well, but unfortunately, Lucian's Q skill passive's two auto-attacks had already followed up the moment he landed.

[TES_Flandre kills T1_Canna]

After being hit by the turret twice, Lu Xian's health was reduced to about half. With Cuzz's Olaf right behind him, he could only continue running towards the entrance of the jungle.

This move has already been profitable.

"Hiss~ This is not what I imagined." Roland, who had been paying attention to the top lane, was thinking about Lu Xian using various positioning and displacement to create distance and kite the two to death little by little. How come when he turned around, it was the enemy top laner who revealed a weakness?

"It can only be said that the opponent's Troll Warlord is not very proficient, and he probably picked this hero by brute force."

"I'm almost there."

"It's okay, he probably guessed you might be coming, so he stopped chasing you."

Watching Olaf, who was still hit by the axe but no longer advancing, Flandre remained silent for a moment, lost in thought: If Olaf hadn't flanked him, he might have been able to get another plating after this kill. And because Olaf came to gank him, he not only lost 160 gold in the blink of an eye, but also got hit by an axe for nothing. That doesn't seem to make sense, does it?

As the saying goes, patience brings peace, while retreat only breeds more anger.

Feeling resentful, Flandre turned around and went to meet Olaf again the moment Olaf turned around.

Casa: ? ? ?

Cuzz: ? ? ?

Upon seeing this scene, Cuzz became completely engrossed.

Even a clay figure has some temper, but you, Lu Xian, who just used all your skills, instead of running away, you're coming to meet me. Who do you think you are?

"Shu~"

Another Flash was used, and this time Olaf immediately Flashed to pick up his axe, swung it backhand, and smashed it at Lucian's feet. He then charged forward, axe in hand. Seeing the mad dog-like Olaf before him, Flandre knew it was time to show his true skill!

then

Gathering his strength and focusing his mind, he shouted loudly, "Father, come quickly and save me!!!"

Casa: ......

The remaining three members of TES: ......

Good grief, seeing you rush up like that, I thought you were going to show off, but it turns out you just impulsively went up to be provocative.

Seeing Olaf's explosive damage in the early game, Karsa was completely helpless.

He immediately used Flash to dash from the river onto the wall, then suddenly cast a powerful attack on Lu Xian, followed by his E skill to slow him down. This allowed Flandre to escape death and create distance with just a slight slowdown, and he even skillfully dodged an axe with some fancy footwork.

Then, the tactic of flashing emoticons begins.

That is, he just happens to be in a position that Olaf's Q skill can reach, but he just won't go there. If he has his W skill, he'll throw it out. If he doesn't, he'll just watch his own Lee Sin grab Olaf and beat him up.

A level 4 Lee Sin at full health is facing a level 3 Olaf with half health. The player "Holy Gun" says he doesn't even need to go in. If the opponent dares to use their Q, he'll just E in and fight. As for the opponent not using their axe? He just won't go in, that's all.

This pull and tug completely tore Cuzz apart.

As Lee Sin landed his final second Q, Olaf, who had been pulled back, failed to land his Q on the low-health Lucian nearby before dying, and died with regret.

A 0-for-2 exchange led to a complete collapse for T1's top and jungle.

【666666】

[Holy Gun's positioning in that last wave was ruthless; he completely tilted the opponent.]

TES has truly mastered the art of kiting.

[With flowers blooming on all three fronts, everyone's probably dumbfounded right now.]