You actually want me to...

This person sat in the middle, when bad news came from the side.

Huangji didn't know what he had done wrong. He was clearly ahead in last hits and didn't give the opponent any chances. He even reported where the opponent had vision in the mid lane. But strangely, the game felt like his promotion series, with the game falling apart from the start.

At that moment, Faker suddenly missed his teammates terribly.

League of Legends is a team game after all. Even a legendary player like the Demon King, who is experiencing a resurgence of his power, can't stop his teammates from feeding like that.

It's one thing to give away points, but you don't even have command authority. You can only offer suggestions, but given the current situation, your teammates probably won't listen anyway.

I was moved to tears.

But that's just how the team is.

Faker is strong on his own, but that's about it.

Faker and Bang are a very strong duo; you have to shut down both lanes simultaneously to win the game.

Faker + Bang + Marin, then it depends on your lineup. If it's a three-lane matchup, you must ensure an advantage in two lanes, otherwise you could lose at any time.

As for adding Benji?

Then I'll have to tell you the story of the Paris Library in S9. The climbing group in S8 also has a chance, but they will most likely be too reckless and give the opponent an opportunity to turn the tide. The Nirvana group is more stable.

Just when Faker had finally regained his spirits and was preparing to open a gap in his own lane to catch up with the disadvantage.

[TES_JKL kills T1_Teddy]

[TES_JKL kills T1_Effort]

Double Kill

Faker: ......

Faker: R nm vote!

Metamorphosis: Chapter Sixty-Nine: We're Here to Reason

[Holy crap? How did they get a double kill in the bot lane again?]

[I've read this script. Nine minutes to drink blood, 15 minutes to get to the top, and 20 minutes to clock out on time.]

[Wow, you're the e-sports Vincent, huh?]

[Is this all there is to T1?]

Unlike the LPL, many viewers don't watch the matches of teams from other regions. Even with the LCK, people only make a point of learning about which teams are considered strong when the World Championship is approaching.

To be even more realistic, most people learn about the dynamics of other regions through some outrageous esports platform.

Therefore, before this round of matches, many people still regarded T1 as the SKT1 of the past.

Now, their impression can be summed up in just two words: "That's it?"

"Good heavens, the bot lane is already at it?" Flandre, who had just come out of his base, saw the double kill notification and hurriedly shifted his gaze to the bot lane. He should have looked away, because what he saw almost made him wet himself. Their top and jungle were at most just hanging around the first tower, but these two bot laners were completely out of their minds, running right up to the enemy's second tower to cut off the minion wave. Did they think they were going to go into the river?

"There's nothing we can do. We really want to reason with them, but they won't listen to reason. So we have to reason with them on their behalf. Is there a problem with that?"

"Let me ask you this first: what kind of reasoning are you referring to when you say 'reasoning'?"

"We just wanted them to go outside the experience zone and AFK, but they refused and insisted on staying under the first tower, so we had to reason with them." After saying that, Roland even pointed at the Storm Sword on Draven's body.

Holy Gun Guy: ......

The reason Draven and Thresh are called the "fountain-slaying duo" is because once this combination gains an advantage, their laning phase becomes incredibly brutal. Even if they miss their hooks, it's one thing, but if they do, regardless of whether you have a Wind Wall or not, if you don't have Flash, you're basically GG on the spot. What's more, even if they consistently miss their hooks, Draven can still occasionally tank tower shots to trade damage with you, forcing you back to base.

The only AD carry in League of Legends who only needs a Doran's Blade to gain massive sustain by last-hitting minions; he simply doesn't play by the rules.

"Knight, what's the situation with mid lane?"

"It's nothing, we just farm each other's lanes, anyway I'm just a heartless porter."

"Haha, maybe I can come down and get an assist later?"

"Forget it, that assist isn't even worth as much as a minion wave. Just finish the game early and come help me get some plating." In this game, Knight was just being used as a pure utility player; surviving was considered a success.

The top laner needs to protect the jungler, and the enemy jungler doesn't dare to go down to the bottom lane, so the only one who can make a move is the mid laner. However, Zuo Shou was incredibly cunning this game, directly copying the build of the man who had annoyed him for an entire season.

Start with Tear of the Goddess, Ninja Tabi, and Armguard. Mid lane is the stage; come if you dare.

This build truly left Cuzz dumbfounded.

Is this LPL's golden left hand?

This is the LPL's mid-lane turret, isn't it?!

"Alright, speed things up, we'll come up and help you get the vanguard."

"Oh? Probably not. The other side probably won't dare to compete with us for it."

"It's okay. At worst, we'll just make a wasted trip. We'll still have enough time to get the road plating back on."

"That's fine."

After receiving the promise of support from the bottom lane, Karsa was no longer in a hurry to go to the river to set up vision. In his mind, his team was already fed in both the top and bottom lanes, and if all five of them were together, the enemy would be incredibly stupid to even think of coming over to contest their kills.

What he didn't expect was that... at this time, the T1 members were unaware of this.

"The vanguard needs to engage them in a battle."

"But the enemy bot lane missed, what if they come..." After thinking for a moment, Guapi, a master of screen-switching, still felt that something was amiss.

"No way, they already have such a big advantage in the top and bottom lanes, how could the bottom lane possibly come again? This is our only chance."

"Well... okay."

After hesitating for a long time, Guapi's compromising nature finally led him to decide to carry it out.

There's nothing we can do; he's just too good-natured.

If this were any normal Korean player, with the glory of a three-time world champion, he would have been the absolute leader of the team long ago. He wouldn't be as weak as he is now, becoming the team's easy target.

All I can say is that thankfully he's a man of courage and integrity.

If this were a girl, it would definitely be a scene from a dark fantasy anime.

Led by team commander Cuzz, the T1 team headed towards the Dragon Pit. As a result, the bot lane duo, who were following behind, ran into Lee Sin, who had finished clearing jungle monsters and was on his way.

Without hesitation, Gragas, who had just recharged, immediately used E-Flash to forcefully lock down the enemy.

"Huh? The enemy bot lane duo is coming over?"

"Really? Then what are we waiting for, Brother Ka, hurry up and leave them here."

"There are probably five people. How long do you have?"

“Turn around the corner,” Roland said as he stepped out of his house.

Casa: ......

Although I really wanted to complain, the fight had already started, so I ignored them for the time being. Due to the disastrous early game rhythm of T1's bot lane, Gragas and Yasuo are only level 5 now, still quite a distance from level 6.

But Karsa was different. He had just reached level six after prioritizing farming jungle camps. Facing Gragas's strong hold, he felt no fear at all, and was even secretly pleased.

Soon, the main force of T1 also arrived.

Everyone knows that if Lee Sin dies, T1 will almost certainly take the Rift Herald.

Without a second thought, Faker's Azir used a dash to follow up, and simultaneously used Flash + ultimate to forcefully push the Lee Sin back.

Now, Raven, Azir, Gragas, and Yasuo practically covered all four directions of Lee Sin, making the scene extremely brutal.

"Holy crap, someone help me!"

"They're here, they're here."

Just as the encirclement was formed, a blue portal rose up from the side.

If Azir can come over, then Ryze definitely can too.

The reason he was a step behind Huangji was simply because he needed to go back home to pick up the bot lane duo. As a self-proclaimed "carry" player, Knight understood perfectly well that the real carry in this game was JKL in the bot lane; he was just a pure delivery boy.

Upon seeing the magic circle, the T1 players initially didn't take it seriously, instead focusing all their skills on Lee Sin's face. He was just a pure tank Ryze; they could ignore him for now and deal with him later.

However, just as the portal was about to be generated, Faker, who was engrossed in switching screens, finally noticed the figure on the portal. It wasn't just a simple blue light, but three of them in total.

Just as Lee Sin finally unleashed his ultimate before dying, the mid, bot, and support trio officially formed and appeared before the T1 team. At the same time, Lucian, the top laner, also came to support from the top lane. The four of them surrounded the four T1 players with smiles on their faces.

"We came in accordance with the will of the human head."

"Tell me, are you all my Quarry?"

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P.S.: Today's match was truly exciting! Any reports from the front lines about Smile's condition? [laughing emoji]

PS2: Congratulations, Xuanjun! After seven years, you've finally made it to the World Championship!

Metamorphosis: Chapter Seventy: A year later, T1 once again recalled the fear of being dominated.

"Wow, T1 is about to explode this time."

"Don't you feel anything? The two big bosses from TES's top and bottom lanes are almost here. Are you guys really sure you're not leaving?"

"Alright, it's over. The troll hasn't arrived yet, but Ryze's ultimate is already here. Let's see how many can escape this wave."

"I understand. This aggressive push was actually because T1 was afraid of losing the Herald, so they went for it."

"There's something to what you're saying...."

On the commentary stage, the Haier Brothers' sarcasm and mockery were palpable.

Fountain dodge, huh?

You're a flashy rat, aren't you?

Don't you even know who your powerful father is standing right in front of you?

There's almost no need to consider positioning or skills. The Yasuo and Gragas bot lane duo are both under level 6, and the mid lane Azir just used his ultimate. The only one still has his ultimate is an Olaf who's not very farmed. Facing the fed Draven and Lucian, they have virtually no chance to fight back.

T1 exploded, and it exploded completely.