You actually want me to...

The support Titan had the Stopwatch rune set, which was already off cooldown and hadn't been used yet. On the other side, Ruler's Karsa, although he was also chased down to low health, hadn't used his ultimate yet, and his Heal seemed to still be active; he had only used Flash.

Roland, knowing this information, didn't move and chose to continue observing. Anyway, I'm here. Either you guys keep denying me opportunities, or get ready for me to enter and wreak havoc. Of course, if you're capable of keeping his health low and killing all his teammates, that's fine too, but GEN doesn't have that ability.

So~

Keep playing, keep making music, anyway, I'm just giving up again!

Seeing that Pyke remained completely unmoved, the GEN team was utterly at a loss. While Pyke's ultimate was indeed threatening, you couldn't just be timid and hesitant in a head-on fight just because you had Pyke's ultimate.

So they turned their attention back to the main battlefield.

However, the battlefield now is vastly different from the original one:

The mid-lane Qiyana transformed into a child of grass, dodging various skill attacks and refusing to leave the bushes.

The jungler Zhao Xin uses his positioning to the fullest, only unleashing his ultimate when he's caught up, and he's fine for a short time.

The most annoying thing was the Singed passing down from the top lane; this thing really disgusted the GEN team. It wasn't that the Singed was particularly tanky, but rather that GEN's lineup, apart from Pantheon's W and Sett's R, lacked any hard crowd control.

What was supposed to be a perfectly good 5v5 team fight inexplicably turned into a positioning drill for Singed. As for Syndra, who was initially engaged on by them, she did die, but as a price, GEN's mid and support were both low on health and had to be constantly wary of TES's aggressive engages and Pyke's sneak attacks.

At that very moment, Zuo Shou stepped forward and seized a rather nice angle and opportunity.

Complete Collection, Breath of Water, First Form, Tide of Strike!

EQ Flash R directly initiated the fight, and the violent shockwave pushed towards GEN's group. At the same moment Qiyana unleashed her power, Nautilus' Zhonya's Hourglass lit up instantly, the jungler Elise also instantly activated her ultimate, and BDD in the mid lane subconsciously activated his W skill.

But... it was no use. As the saying goes, if a girl is fierce, a boy will lie flat; if a boy is strong, a girl will lean against the wall.

Although the genders were reversed this time, it was still usable. With a powerful move, it successfully knocked GEN's top and mid laners against the wall.

"Ah Ban!"

"Here I am, my brother!" Seeing this incredibly cool control move, Roland didn't hesitate and activated his W skill to charge forward, just as the control was about to end and he was about to arrive at the battlefield.

With a "whoosh," a Flash was used, and then the user immediately pressed their S skill and displayed an emoticon.

Hello! ~ [Cat emoji]

Almost the instant the expression appeared, both Flashes were used simultaneously. The Titan, who had just finished using Zhonya's Hourglass, and the Pantheon in the mid lane almost instantly used their Flashes.

It was a rather comical scene.

When all his trump cards are used up, it's time for Pike to reap the rewards.

E+R+R

Displace, execute, and execute again!

With two ultimate abilities unleashed, Nautilus and Pantheon were dragged into the sea without any chance to resist. Just as Roland was about to continue his rampage with his teammates, a tremendous force suddenly pulled him to the side.

EAAQR

A combo that leaves the opponent completely immobile: the Sett, with his health around half, grabs the Pyke who has been reduced to near-death by a few punches and slams him down a short distance away, followed by a W skill.

Successful solo kill.

Looking at the screen that suddenly went black in front of him, Roland's little head was filled with a big question mark.

That's how he was defeated in an instant?

This hero must be using cheats!!!

【23333】

Seeing that pause in the predicted attack, I almost thought the King of the Board was about to take off, but it turns out I was overthinking it.

[Hilarious! He probably never dreamed that Sett would still have his ultimate ability up his sleeve after all this time. What a royal feast!]

[Jingfu: Luckily, I'm a cut above the rest; I almost got killed by this kid.]

Without Pyke's ultimate ability threatening them, the remaining members of GEN breathed a sigh of relief, only to be chased down and killed one by one by the rest of TES.

There's no way around it; alchemy is just too good at keeping people around.

Once Sprint is activated, the enemy rushes in like a mad dog, relentlessly poisoning you, and you can't do anything about it. Sett uses his E skill, and Spider dodges it with simple movement. Unbelievable, right? Being fast allows for such unbridled behavior.

In a 3-for-5 exchange, Flandre sacrificed his life to keep all the opposing team members alive.

TES made a huge profit from this.

Once everything settled down, the team's in-game voice chat gradually shifted from "Nice" to other things, after all, Pyke's fadeaway jump stop was just too brutal.

"Wow, you're amazing, especially when it comes to your heart!" After saying that, everyone gave you a thumbs up.

Seriously, I'm not kidding. If it were any of them in that situation, they would have definitely used Flash and ult immediately. Even if they were playing it safe, they wouldn't have flashed and landed like that and started flashing icons to taunt him.

This isn't just dancing on a knife's edge, it's practically dancing on a grave!

"What's the big deal? It's just a gamble. If we fail, we can always try again next time. If we succeed, we'll become gods!" Roland said with a smile, but he always kept the teachings of the Old Gods in mind.

When playing games, you have to be willing to show off.

While risky actions may mean less room for error, the rewards for success far surpass those of a normal victory.

Two flashes, one ultimate.

If Pyke hadn't forced these things out, TES definitely wouldn't have dared to pursue too far in the team fight, and GEN, with two Flashes saved, would have been even more terrifying in the next team fight.

Offstage, White Crescent and several team coaches who had watched the team battle replay all looked utterly exasperated.

This series of actions already indicates a lot.

Being daring and flashy means having a very low skill floor, which also means that the strategy of major teams to open up breakthroughs in the bottom lane and jungle next season is correct, which is a good thing.

However, being daring and showing off also means having a very high ceiling that is hard to estimate. It's like you finally meet a girl you click with and go out to play games with her. You've just decided what game to play and are about to draw your gun when you suddenly realize that she can draw her gun faster than you and shoot you. Wouldn't that be incredibly frustrating?

"This kid really gave us a pleasant surprise." Looking at Roland's smiling face on the screen, Lao Guo could only manage to utter this sentence after holding back for a long time.

"That's true, but it depends on the person. He tried that when he played against IG, and he got crushed by IG."

"You mean... a master of recklessness?"

"No, it's a brute clown."

......

Metamorphosis: Chapter Seventy-Eight: The Focus of Different Regions

In the next few minutes, GEN finally understood what made Pyke so annoying. In order to make himself annoying enough, this time Pyke's build was Black Cleaver + Edge of Night, temporarily abandoning the traditional Youmuu's Ghostblade build.

I won't go into detail about the Shadow Blade, as vision is always a crucial foundation for a team's ability to execute plays effectively. While I don't have enough gold to buy the Night's Edge yet, it's still a must-have item.

What is the significance of Parker?

It's disgusting.

By hovering on the edge of the battlefield, you give your opponent a constant sense of urgency, and then occasionally throw in a hook or two, keeping them in a tense situation throughout the entire process.

This is the true meaning of Pyke. While the ultimate's execute ability is certainly important, how many times can an ultimate with an execute attribute actually be used in a match? To put it bluntly, it still depends on whether the opponent gives you the opportunity.

If the goal is to annoy people, then Night's Edge is a must.

Otherwise, imagine you're wandering around them, and then Pantheon gets right up to your limit, flashes and uses W to jump right in your face. Wouldn't you be completely dumbfounded?

It's practically a 5v4 situation now. Before getting this item, Roland's Pyke wouldn't have dared to harass Pantheon so aggressively.

Of course, even so, he was still disgusting enough for the other four members of GEN.

The terrifying movement speed, the frequent ambient sounds from Pyke's W skill, and the annoying initiation by flashing out from various places with his E skill using Hexflash really gave GEN's split-pushing players a big fright.

As for other times, of course, you let your teammates do their own thing.

To reiterate, although Roland is the main character, it doesn't mean that TES can't function without him or can't kill anyone without him.

Saint Gun Bro, Ka Bro, Left Hand, JKL.

All four are well-known professional players in the LPL, especially the bottom laner and jungler, who are practically on the front lines against Korean teams and have almost never lost in international matches.

In the mid-game, what he needs to do is actually incredibly simple: stick with the team, place wards, use his ultimate, and occasionally stop any reinforcements coming to help.

Because of its high mobility, even warding is much safer than other assists, and with the ability to properly steal heads, it's incredibly comfortable to play.

"As expected, Pyke is the bible of support champions."

"Come on, tell me, you've missed several big shots already. Even if I gave you a chance, you wouldn't be able to do it."

"To be honest, it's not normal for Pyke to miss a few ultimates. He's not stupid enough to just stand there and use his ultimate on me."

"Then don't attack after you miss your ultimate!"

JKL is furious.

This cat not only failed to land its ultimate on him when he was low on health several times, but it also landed a basic attack, which it called an automatic attack. It has already killed three of them.

"Ahem, we're like family, why are you making such a fuss over such a small thing? I'll owe you these three heads for now. I'll give them back the money bag as soon as I finish them off in the next raid."

“凸(艹皿艹)”

To put it bluntly, GEN's biggest problem in this game was being ambushed at the start, which prevented them from effectively utilizing their level 6 composition. Furthermore, Pyke's ultimate ability to catch up in gold left GEN, who desperately needed an early economic advantage, somewhat bewildered.

This is the joy of blind selection.

Neither side knows the other's lineup, so they can only guess and ban based on their existing thinking. For example, if LCK guesses LPL, they will definitely guess that the support will be Thresh, Nautilus, and Leona, the three god-tier champions, and then pair them with a regular AD, because LPL has always done it this way.

If TES really makes that choice, then this game will become the opponent's weak point.

It's a real shame.

The team they encountered was a rising star in the region, and their mindset was somewhat different from the older teams.

GEN drafted an early-game composition, and their composition lacked a split-pushing specialist, which prevented their prized 4-1 strategy from working.

You're going to use your strength? I'll just go over there and cut your line. You can't do anything to me unless you send a few people. But if you do send a few people, you'd better be prepared to give up the dragon.

You're building Pantheon? Then you don't even need Singed to go there. Xin Zhao or Qiyana can easily go and kill him. That's the limitation of the lineup, forcing GEN to rely on seizing opportunities to fight in team fights to win. They don't even have room to maneuver.

Because of short legs.

Of course, the more important reason is that the jungler collapsed in the early game.

Different regions have different styles. For example, the LPL's tactical style tends to focus on lane dominance, so the laners' ability to read the map and the jungler's ability to do so are particularly important. In other words, the laners must have an advantage to help the jungler secure resources.

Unlike LCK, which focuses on mid and jungle play.

LCK places great emphasis on the rhythm of the mid and jungle. Generally, they will give the mid and jungle positions strong champions to open up the game from the mid lane and then gradually spread to the side lanes. Therefore, the demand for junglers is particularly high in this area in the early game.