You actually want me to...

There's nothing LGD can do but suffer this loss.

"TES' early game tempo is too strong, LGD seems to be having trouble keeping up." On the commentary stage, Rita, who had been struggling to speak, finally managed to find an angle to start a conversation.

What she didn't expect was that by bringing up this topic, she actually lost even more of her right to participate.

"That's right, it's because it's an assistant that inherited my will; its ability to seize opportunities is truly different."

"Huh? That's not right. I remember the audience saying he was the successor of the Grim Reaper, how did it become that he inherited your will?" PYL frowned and pointed out the inappropriate part of Cat Emperor's words.

"If he's born into TES, he'll definitely inherit my legacy."

"Really? But I seem to remember that when he debuted, he won two MVPs in just one Demacia Cup."

There's not much to say, PYL just went straight for the kill.

Although he is from your TES team, Roland has more MVPs than you. He has two MVPs in one tournament, while you have two MVPs in your entire career. Is there any comparison between them?

Once the trump card was played, Cat King immediately chose to "mute himself".

The cat felt wronged, but it didn't say anything.

While the commentators chatted casually off the field, the situation on the field was constantly evolving. LGD's lineup was a late-game focused composition; both Orianna and Aphelios only became effective after acquiring three core items.

This also shows that they were outmaneuvered by TES's past performance.

It's obvious to any team that TES plays a late-game strategy against weak teams, but plays fancy strategies against strong teams. They originally thought they were a weak team and were planning to fight them in late-game team fights.

But who would have thought that TES would pull out a full poke composition plus Veigar's unconventional strategy, stepping right into TES's trap.

What do you mean?

I'm a new team, and you're treating me like a strong team?

Are you overestimating us? Or do you really want to get this so-called "strong team certification" from LGD? Aren't you afraid of putting our team at a disadvantage?

Karma's RQ, Ezreal's Q, and Veigar's Q and W—these three poke-type heroes trigger their synergy effects immediately after the laning phase ends.

In the mid-game, all five players went to the middle lane for a battle.

Other teams use long-range compositions to unleash their skills in chaotic brawls, while LGD? They're just short-ranged punching bags, completely unable to fight back.

What should have been a tower defense match was turned into a positioning practice session by the five of them. They were frantically practicing their positioning in the not-so-large mid-lane area, creating an extremely comical scene.

[Hilarious, this scene is all too familiar.]

Indeed, Veigar is a beast in ARAM.

[Charging but unable to break through, defending but unable to hold the tower, it's truly frustrating.]

[The key point is that this guy has the Aftershock talent and builds an Ice Lance build, and he can stack spell power at will. If this were a fantasy novel, he'd be a triple cultivator of demon, Buddha, and Taoist arts—that's awesome!]

Seriously, Roland feels incredibly happy playing games right now.

It's only when playing these types of heroes that you realize the most enjoyable part of destroying wards is actually less satisfying than getting a little bit of AP from hitting someone with your own skills.

Watching the numbers in his data column rise little by little, a silent emotion gathered around him and lingered for a long time.

At that moment, he finally understood Shy's will.

He really enjoys growing up!

"No, we can't drag this out, or the first tower will fall." Seeing their own and their teammates' health plummeting, the veteran LGD mid, top, and jungle players felt they couldn't just sit and wait to die.

Although we would likely lose if we played now.

But at least, losing like this is much better than being slowly boiled like frogs in water and worn down to death.

It's just a regular season game, why should we tolerate the other side? Just beat them!

"Can Mark drive it?"

"There's not much of a chance, I can only attack from behind. Could Wolfwalker try to go around me?"

"I can't get around it, but my Flash is almost ready. I'll Flash in a bit."

"Row."

It is well known that men's patience has its limits.

If there are other channels to vent, that's fine, but if there aren't, then there will always be a day when it explodes.

Although LGD has veteran players, it is still a newly formed team, and each player still has their own personality.

Now, they're not going to tolerate it anymore.

Come on, let's do it.

I've staked everything on this Flash.

They're either young models at events or they're involved in adult entertainment.

I'm going all in!

Fusion: Chapter Thirty: Could this be considered legitimate self-defense?

On the field, seeing the restless LGD team on the other side, Roland realized that the other side might be unable to hold back any longer.

This is normal.

Just like everyone knows that Kassadin can destroy the enemy base at level 18, Vayne can be unstoppable in the late game, and the lineup can be played in the late game, etc... But in reality, who can guarantee that they can survive until the late game?

To put it bluntly, LGD was outmaneuvered in this match due to their draft picks.

While White Crescent may not be as good as Redmi or Char Siu, don't think he's no good. There have been dozens of coaches in the LPL over the past ten years, but you can only count a handful of them on Baidu Baike.

Do you even understand the value of Baidu Baike (Baidu Encyclopedia)? Believe me, it can find out a whole bunch of serious illnesses in a matter of minutes, the kind that can be sent to the funeral home and crematorium in one go.

"It looks like the other side is about to make their move."

"Huh? No, isn't that normal?"

"It's definitely going to be a fight, Renekton or Thresh?"

"None of you are looking at them. I'm looking at the trolls. You guys handle the rest."

You guys are a bunch of veterans, what a coincidence, so are we!

We're all seasoned veterans; if you're thinking something, just say it. There's no need to hide anything. LGD clearly only has one chance right now. They can either force an engagement and trade kills, or even a four-for-five trade would be a win for them, as long as the kill difference isn't too great.

Yes, the advantage of late-game compositions is that they can trade kills with early-to-mid-game compositions.

Because human capital is always the fastest way to generate income.

If the opposing team doesn't want a slow and painful defeat, initiating a fight is their only chance, and it's clear that LGD is starting to lose patience.

As the minion wave arrived, the crocodile, who had been subtly probing the enemy's position from all sides, suddenly charged forward, biting the minion wave, its target the Graves who was trying to harass him.

"Shu~"

Two flashes lit up simultaneously. Knowing in advance that the opponent would bring Karsa, they had already placed their hands on the summoner spells. Unfortunately, due to the stun effect after casting the spell, although the other person flashed out to create space, the Renekton was faster.

W triggers the dizziness mechanism.

Even with a Flash away between them, the Renekton still managed to stun Graves in place. Thresh then flashed and used his Q, also landing a solid hit on the stunned Graves.

The lantern is thrown down, and the second stage of Q is activated.

"coming."

"Look at your own position and pay attention to the lanterns."

"I'm watching, the trolls haven't come yet."

"Help me! Help me! Help me!"

With the sound of a battle horn, the entire mid-lane situation instantly descended into chaos.

Orianna's ball, Aphelios's "fireworks", Karma's AOE, Ezreal's poke, all sorts of skills lit up in the mid lane, but Roland only kept his eyes on Peanut's Trundle.

The crocodile is a one-shot deal; even if he's carrying a ball, his teammates can handle it. If they can't, the worst that can happen is that Graves dies, and activating his ultimate counts as a success.

But trolls are different; they deal sustained damage.

TES's lineup lacks hard crowd control. Theoretically, apart from Veigar's E skill, no other control can reliably lock down Trundle. However, Trundle is a ruthless champion who can chase down enemies and auto-attack them relentlessly once he activates his ultimate, so you can't ignore him.

Roland is waiting, and so is the troll.

As usual, Peanut used his ultimate to absorb the monkey and lit the lantern to enter the battlefield, but he didn't see Veigar use his E for a long time.

If Fabregas doesn't use E, he'll never dare to enter the game.

Similarly, if Veigar uses his E, he can Flash away and then chase down the enemy backline, unleashing a flurry of attacks to show them the power of the "Hero of the Stick."

Unfortunately, Roland wasn't fooled at all. When there's no team fight, the support has a lot to do, but when there is a team fight, there's very little for him to do.

He only watches whoever poses a threat to those in the back row; it's that simple.

While Roland kept Peanut under control, Knight and JKL started showing off their skills. Unlike LGD's cumbersome lineup, the heroes they were playing represented mobility.

That's the difference between the players.

Unlike some mid laners, Knight's Karma has W and E skills. RQ is certainly useful when poking, but in the kiting phase where team fights may break out at any time, RE is undoubtedly the most cost-effective combo.

The group shield accelerates the creation of distance, and EZ immediately follows up with a barrage of keyboard attacks.

Although JKL is known for his ability to catch Q and die quickly, his skill level is undeniable. Even in his previous life, JKL was the professional player with the highest win rate for EZ, ranking first with a 64% win rate in 50 games, and his KDA ranked fifth.

His win rate is beyond question, and as for KDA... just think about it, someone who can catch Q so well can still maintain a KDA of fifth, which already shows his Ezreal proficiency.

Basic attack, pulling, throwing skills.

Without any immediate threat, TES's two carries unleashed maximum damage in this team fight, with JKL's Ezreal even flashing in from behind and using his E to finish off the enemy Aphelios.

In a 1-for-4 exchange and a triple kill, the LGD team, who had gambled everything, ended up losing everything, with not even their underwear left. The end had quietly arrived at that moment.

[GG, next game.]

[LGD's lineup is too difficult to counter. Peanut's Trundle can't get close, and even if Renekton gets a kill, his head will be smashed by TES.]

The most ironic thing is that it's the other way around; Aphelios is actually helpless against the monkeys.

[The main issue is that Ezreal's fighting power is just too strong at this point in time.]

Looking at the damage panel of over 6000 after the team fight, the viewers had to admit they were impressed. JKL is like that; when he's showing off, his output is incredibly high and smooth, but when he's trying to be cool, he dies ridiculously fast. Today, he seems to have taken the right medicine.

"Wow, Big Head got three kills in a row!" Roland said, looking at the triple kill notification on the screen as the team fight ended, he couldn't believe it.