You actually want me to...

"..."

Looking at the goofy-faced guy next to him, JKL would have already grabbed his shoe and smashed it in his face if it weren't for the fact that this was a competition.

This time, JKL learned his lesson.

JKL, who already boasts a 100% win rate as a support, actually remembered Pantheon's ultimate ability. When he saw Pyke's Boots of Mobility, he realized that his support was unreliable this game, and he would have to rely on himself in crucial moments.

However, when people pay too much attention to one thing, they tend to overlook another.

For example... his amazing Q-connection attribute.

When Titan's hook hit Syndra again, JKL looked up and saw that his support was nowhere to be seen.

At this moment, a thousand words can be summed up in one sentence: 1000-7=?

Metamorphosis: Chapter Seventy-Six: This Must Be a Special Fate

"Tsk tsk tsk, Jack has taken the bait again."

"Shut up!"

"Haha, how about Brother Ka comes over with his left hand? If he doesn't come soon, I feel like Jack is going to become withdrawn."

"Come on, I'm coming right now, hold the line in the bottom lane."

After seeing Syndra die twice in a row, the mid and jungle duo knew it was time to make a move in the bot lane. While the early advantage was undoubtedly due to the support, the AD carry's sacrifices were equally significant; at least in a 1v2 situation, Syndra wasn't finding it easy to farm.

This shows that JKL's Syndra is truly skilled; otherwise, he could fall behind by dozens of CS in the laning phase alone and get wiped out before the team fight even starts.

"I'm level six now. If I get that kill later, I can still catch up in gold. Don't worry."

"I don't believe it. I think we should just go for the naked golden body."

"No, there's no need, there's really no need."

While calming JKL down, Roland took the opportunity to roam to the mid lane. With the AD carry dead, staying at the bottom tower wouldn't stop the enemy from pushing and taking the turret plates. Rather than getting stuck in jail for a little experience, it was better to go to the mid lane and see if there was an opportunity.

Unfortunately, Pantheon fell right into the trap.

Pantheon is such a brainless champion, and his E skill is almost invincible, which makes him push the lane a little recklessly. When his own jungler spotted Xin Zhao, he pushed even more aggressively.

This gave Roland a certain opportunity.

"Should I go first, or should you go first?"

"Just wait for him to come up and do it to me, and remember to save me."

"Okay, calculate the damage carefully. If you get killed instantly, it's not my problem."

"It's not that bad."

Everyone here is a professional player. Although Pantheon has a very high burst damage and can dominate various short video platforms with a speaker, in the eyes of professional players, the so-called high burst damage is nothing more than timing the skill passive well.

Knowing that you have a passive ability, how could a normal player let the opponent engage so easily? Normally, they would only reveal their weakness when the opponent doesn't have a passive ability.

Without hesitation, BDD decisively attacked when Qiyana showed an opening.

Assassins are like this; they frequently expose each other's weaknesses and exchange blows. Victory or defeat depends entirely on skill, so for a moment he didn't feel that anything was wrong.

however.

Just as Pantheon landed, the voice of the Deep Sea suddenly rang in his ears. The next moment, Pyke's figure flashed out from the void and came directly to his side, forcibly interrupting the rest of Pantheon's actions after using his W skill.

Why is Pike here?

"We marked the signal, but he's moving too fast..."

Pyke's E skill allows him to traverse terrain, and his W skill grants a 50% movement speed bonus. Combined with the movement speed provided by the Boots of Speed, Pyke was already positioned near the mid lane by the time Lifi realized he had missed. The reason he waited a while was not only to create openings but also to wait for his E skill to cool down.

With a burst of powerful moves, I secured the kill, and the mid and support each got 300 gold. I was thrilled.

"You're so handsome, swim some more, I like it."

"No problem, same old rules. The kills are mine, the minions are yours, and the bonus is for tonight's late-night snack."

"No problem, bro."

With capital pouring in during S10, the MVP of the match receives an extra bonus, something even the poorly-funded WE team gets, let alone the wealthy TES. Although it's internally assumed the winner has to treat everyone to a late-night snack, the amount spent on the snack is negligible compared to the cash prize money.

"Wait for our ultimate abilities to cool down, then we'll gank them in the bottom lane. That'll be around the time the second elemental dragon spawns. Should the bottom tower hold out?" Ka-Ge asked Roland, glancing at the bottom lane tower's health.

"As long as the mid laner doesn't use their ultimate, there shouldn't be a big problem."

Seriously, as long as it's not a hard CC like Pantheon's W that allows for mindless face-jumping, even if the enemy jungler ganks their bot lane, they feel like they can pull off a play.

This confidence comes from Syndra at level nine.

Although JKL died twice, he spent a lot of time farming the lane alone. When Roland's Pyke was only level 7, he had already reached level 9.

Level 9 Syndra is a game-changer.

Previously, her passive ability increased damage when maxed out.

Now, her passive ability has become that the ball stays in the air for two more seconds.

In other words, as long as you control the ball on the ground a little, you can easily throw five or six balls with your ultimate move when someone comes to catch you. Although you may not be able to kill them, there's always Pyke.

Syndra's high burst damage combined with Pyke's finishing ability is the reason why this combination is not inferior to other combinations in the laning phase. Even if Syndra is traded, as long as Pyke's ultimate finishes her off, they are in principle at a disadvantage.

Similarly, just thirty seconds before the dragon spawned, both mid laners disappeared from their lanes without a trace, seemingly in perfect unison.

Meanwhile, the junglers on both sides had already positioned themselves behind their respective bottom lane duos.

As for the top lane, needless to say, they're all staying in their base's fountain, ready to press TP at any moment.

This wave is a 5v5 battle in the bottom lane.

Abbreviation: Canyon Brawl.

TES knew that the opposing team would definitely come to the bottom lane to fight, regardless of whether they accepted or not. Although GEN's lineup was solid, it lacked damage in the late game. In this era where AD carries are practically useless, it would be difficult to win a game with Kai'Sa as a single carry.

Therefore, they must be the proactive party.

Whether it's taking down the elemental dragon or widening the economic gap, these are things they must do.

Just like now, GEN knows that TES's players are in the bottom lane, but they still have to engage.

If we don't engage, we'll wait for the enemy team to get ahead in the late game. The combined charge of Alchemist and Xin Zhao will be enough to give them trouble.

Just as the GEN team was about to make their move, they discovered that the opposing Pyke had instead charged up his Q skill, instantly attracting the attention of everyone from both the Chinese and Korean regions.

Is it about to open?

Would it be a bit inappropriate to go first?

Since a fight is inevitable anyway, starting it directly isn't a bad idea.

Look at both sides.

With countless questions in mind, countless viewers held their breath, only to watch as Pike missed a Q.

Audience, commentators, and GEN members: ......

Seriously, Lifi's heart was in his throat at that moment. He had already thought of all sorts of countermeasures after being hit by the Q, but you missed the Q?

With the idea that if you don't use it, I will, then I will. After seeing Pyke miss his Q, Nautilus immediately threw out his Q skill, even slightly predicting the opponent's movement.

And then... it was just another empty space.

Viewers, commentators, and TES players: ......

It must be a special kind of fate that these two support heroes were matched together.

[After this game, we suggest both support players add each other as friends.]

Is this the legendary mutual love? I'm in love!

[That's too low, too low emotional intelligence. Only noobs saw the back-and-forth between the two masters, while the pros saw the social skills involved. This was hook diplomacy, okay?]

With both hooks going wide, Roland and Life left countless viewers feeling utterly disappointed.

no way.

Since the support isn't working, we'll have to rely on others to step in.

R [Great Wilderness Starfall] is now available.

The war horn sounded in an instant, and sharp spears rained down from the sky. At that moment, Sparta stood up; he was not fighting alone!

The war has begun.

Metamorphosis: Chapter 77: Luckily, I was a cut above the rest.

You can never predict what you'll encounter next. Roland, for one, couldn't understand how this team fight had started so inexplicably. Even though none of their crowd control abilities hit, Pantheon just dared to jump in, and Nautilus just as recklessly threw out his ultimate. What could they do?

I guess I'll have to take on group tours now.

The teleport lights on both sides lit up, and JKL, who was targeted, skillfully used a QR combo to start and smash into the Titan. Then, he used his E skill to push the Titan away, and his hands left the keyboard.

Look, this is the composure of a champion AD carry, and it's one of the reasons why JKL particularly likes this champion.

Sudden death?

nonexistent.

I had already dealt most of the damage before I died, so why are you saying I died suddenly? Besides, if I hadn't died, I could have used a second set of skills and become a tank!

The battle commenced, and heroes of all kinds answered the call: Pantheon landed and leaped into the fray, Qiyana stealthily entered the fray, Xin Zhao activated his E to charge in, and Elise cautiously provided support. One hero after another was tirelessly displaying their brilliance, with small skirmishes erupting one after another in the bottom lane team fights.

Such scenes are difficult to describe in words. After all, a team fight can last from a few seconds to more than a minute, and words simply cannot express the chaos involved.

However, Roland, as the protagonist, realized at this moment that he had an extremely important job to do, which was to watch the play!

That's right, it's just watching a show~

Aside from the initial moment when Pantheon landed and jumped in, during which he used his E skill followed by his Q skill (which was off cooldown) to provide some crowd control, he spent the rest of the time quietly hiding on the sidelines, watching the heroes on both sides show off their skills in the bottom lane.

There's nothing we can do about it; that's just how Parker is.

The biggest frustration of playing a carry hero is that when there are no low-health enemies to finish off, going in is just feeding. But then another problem arises: when a low-health enemy appears on the field, you also have to consider whether they have any skills or a kind of invulnerability to avoid your ultimate.

If the ultimate skill isn't used, this team fight becomes essentially a four-on-five situation, since the player was just observing the entire time and didn't contribute much to the team.

In this game, GEN clearly intended to sabotage Pyke.