You actually want me to...

On the way... it exploded.

Taking advantage of their numerical superiority, the four-man TES squad, after securing the Herald, directly drove the Monkey King to the secluded bush near the second tower, and without any hesitation, released the Herald.

After taking the first tower, everyone quickly rotated to the middle lane and managed to defend it at the cost of losing half of its health.

It's all about rhythm.

With the Vanguard, you can take the first tower faster than the enemy's bottom lane. In fact, the TES team is eager for you to take the first tower in the bottom lane as soon as possible.

Once the tower falls and the minion wave comes in, EZ's weak wave clear speed is just right to block the wave in front of the second tower for a while, allowing him to catch up on his farm while saving the support from having to ward for him.

Throughout the ten minutes, the most painful moment was for BLG's jungler, Lee Sin. From the start of the game until now, he had ambushed the bottom lane countless times, but against the enemy Ezreal, he barely managed to get the enemy to use their E skill. It was just ridiculous!

"Ten minutes! A full ten minutes! Do you know how I spent those ten minutes?"

"Teacher Zhou, don't be like this. If there's really no chance, you can come to the top lane to help Kingen counter-gank. The top lane needs you." Sensing his jungler's increasingly agitated tone, BLG's support Xinmo quickly comforted him.

"No, I've been waiting for this opportunity for ten minutes, not to prove that I'm better than others, but to prove myself, to prove that what I've lost, I must take back! I'll stake my honor as a jungler."

FoFo: MDZZ.

Seeing his teammates suddenly become so enthusiastic, FoFo felt like he had come to the wrong place. He was perfectly fine in the real world, so why did his teammates suddenly become so dramatic?

Return the glory.

If this kind of headstrong jungler were in the LCK, he'd be carried off the field, chair and all, after the first game. They wouldn't give him so many opportunities to add drama to his story.

Of course, FoFo itself is also a bit overwhelmed.

He's like Uzi in ranked matches now. Everyone knows that you're the only one on the team who can take on five opponents. If we don't keep an eye on you and make things difficult for you, wouldn't we look like idiots?

Kled uses his ultimate, Nautilus follows up with his ultimate, and then some additional damage is dealt.

In the early game, Ryze couldn't withstand the enemy's tower dives at all. He could only stare blankly at the jungler who was still lingering in the lower jungle looking for an opportunity, and then clutched his chest.

It hurts here. (jpg)

In this round, he was already far ahead of Knight.

They were leading the opposing team by a full 3100.

FoFo's pressure finally eased after the enemy's outer bot lane turret fell and his own bot lane duo returned to the mid lane. He then happily went to the side lane to farm.

This middle lane is dangerous; he can't afford to mess with it, but can't he at least run away?

It was at this moment that BLG's jungler, Lee Sin, finally seized an opportunity against Ezreal. Roland, who had just returned from base and perhaps feeling more confident after completing his items, finally stepped out of the turret's attack range.

Seeing this, Lee Sin could no longer tolerate it and kicked Ezreal through the wall in the jungle.

Then, the second Q followed immediately.

As a Lee Sin with strong early-game offensive capabilities, his damage output is naturally unquestionable. He can easily combine various skills with auto-attacks, making perfect use of every passive attack.

Then... the blind monk noticed something was wrong.

EZ's health was reduced to half after taking a full combo from Lee Sin, leaving Lee Sin completely dumbfounded.

Then take a look at the equipment.

With Ninja Tabi and Iceborn Gauntlet, Ezreal had no Sheen at all; all he wore was armor, which completely stunned Lee Sin and the viewers in the live stream.

Holy crap, this is amazing!

You might not believe it, but I never noticed Banhuang's item build before he played Lee Sin. It's truly eye-opening.

[The sixth person of fantasy - Ban]

So the question is, when a support unit with maximum offensive capabilities meets an AD unit with maximum defensive capabilities, which side will win?

In terms of game understanding, Roland has already surpassed his opponents by a great deal.

You can't blame him for that. To be fair, Roland is a professional support player. You, a Lee Sin, spent a whole ten minutes hanging around in the bottom lane. Do you think he's blind?

Knowing that all the opponents who could threaten him were physical damage dealers, Roland naturally chose the safest build.

Sure enough, the cloth armor shoes were a huge help.

While chaining skills with auto-attacks, Roland kept moving towards the tower, luring Lee Sin back under it. At this point, Lee Sin was in a very difficult situation. No matter how well you build Ezreal, you're still a squishy champion, and he can still take you down.

But he's already inside the tower; if we keep chasing him, he might get traded.

So how should he choose?

Of course we'll keep chasing! Even dogs fight for a bit of shit, and people fight for a breath of air. He's been squatting here so long and it's not worth giving up so easily.

Sunk capital is deceiving him.

Flat A, then flat A again.

The two sides kept exchanging health within the turret's attack range. Even though EZ barely dealt any damage, Roland was still seriously kiting the opponent.

Only when he realized that Ezreal's health was almost gone did Lee Sin decisively initiate with QRQ, attempting to take him down.

At that very moment, a green light suddenly rose from EZ's head.

Roland kept the Summoner Spell 【Heal】 hidden until the very end.

The skill, which hadn't been used even once in the previous ten minutes, finally unleashed its most dazzling brilliance at this moment.

The blind monk is numb.

[TES_BAN kills BLG_L3EST16]

He proved himself. [doge emoji]

Integration: Chapter Thirty-Seven: The Emperor's Three-Step Journey

Off the field, at JDG's base, Kanavi and his team, who had just finished a training match, had only been watching the live stream of the game for a few minutes when they saw Roland kill the opposing jungler on the screen.

It has to be said that even Kanavi was shocked by EZ's item build.

"With that equipment, can he even take down an army?"

"As long as the Q skill can be used to finish off enemies, EZ is just a slowing tool in this game anyway. Didn't you see that TES's top, mid, and jungle are incredibly fed?" Standing behind them, Coach Hongmi also spoke up to explain the principle at the right time.

"That's not right either. How can a player's playing style change so much? It doesn't make sense."

"Regarding this, I think Zoom can answer you very well." Redmi gave him a look, implying it was time for him to shine. The Duke thought for a moment in silence, mainly considering how to structure the audio for easy comprehension.

"Let me put it this way, you all know his titles before he became a professional player, right?"

"I know, he's the background emperor."

"That's right, I've encountered him quite a few times in high-elo games on the Korean server, and I've outplayed him many times. But have you ever wondered how someone who gets outplayed every day manages to stay in high-elo games?"

"you mean......?"

"Personally, I prefer to divide his playing style back then into three rhythms. The first is the early stage of the peak, which is the first six levels. He likes to frantically look for opportunities to play against his opponent, which is also his most famous trait, the background board king."

"As for the second stage, after he gets outplayed or killed twice, he will decisively stop and start to play defensively, call for help and give signals. You may not know this, but in the top lane, as long as you are not killed three or more times, strictly speaking, you are not completely out of the game. Moreover, regardless of whether you are winning or losing, in most cases you will build defensive items first, which will make it easier to transition."

Now everyone understands.

This is the second stage of the "board king," which is the "steel plate" that everyone sees on the screen now. It is incredibly stable in every sense of the word.

"So, what about the third stage?"

"The third stage is where TES really valued him. I like to call it: his insane ability to find opportunities and initiate team fights."

The three-step strategy of the "King of the Board" is the real reason why Roland was able to remain active in high-level games and even enter the professional scene.

In the first phase, he demonstrated an incredible hero pool and various laning strategies for each hero.

The second phase taught him how to avoid ganks and how to adapt his item builds flexibly.

The third stage is to truly equip him with a skill.

After hearing Zoom's words, the JDG team was deeply shocked. Then, Green Hair asked a truly profound question: "According to you, he should be playing top lane. Why is he trying to take my support role?"

"I think I can answer that." As a fellow mid-laner from Pingxiang, Toothpaste had a bit of a personal relationship with Knight, and Knight had mentioned this to him before. "It's said that during his interview, he found that there were too many people playing top lane, but not many in the support role. Thinking that he was running out of money, he decided to play support."

???

"With this kind of talent, why didn't this guy even try?"

"Knight asked him something similar back then, and his answer was: 'In my past life, when he was thinking about taking the civil service exam and passing it, that's what he thought before he applied.'"

"..."

Back on the field, BLG was in a state of disarray, but not completely destroyed.

AD Kai'Sa's development is perfectly fine. Mid laner Ryze, who was ganked and killed a few times, has gradually caught up in development under FoFo's lone wolf playstyle. According to the League of Legends rules, when one side's two carries have three core items, they should have a chance to turn the game around.

Yes, they can only stall and then try to find an opportunity for TES.

However, for now, it's actually easier for TES to find them.

Knight continued to be a bookworm. Throughout the entire S10 season, he was almost the most studious one. Whenever he had the chance, he would read more books in his spare time, and he would always read up to the twenty-fifth floor.

Although Roland, a master of last-hitting, didn't participate in many team fights, he still managed to get a few assists by using his ultimate, and his ring had about two or three stacks. Thanks to Lee Sin's sacrifice and the replenishment of the minion waves, he finally completed his core items, Iceborn Gauntlet and Ezreal's early-game last-hitting weapon, the Pickaxe.

Although he was half a major item behind the enemy Kai'Sa in terms of equipment, he wasn't worried at all.

"Brothers, I can join the team now!" The moment Ice Fist was released, Roland couldn't wait to share his joy.

"Stop messing around, with your equipment, who do you think you can even scratch?"

"You can't look at it that way. Even though I can't attack the other side, I can speed up your attacks."

"Clam?"

"Think about it, I slowed down the opponent with Ice Fist, so their movement speed decreased, right? While the opponent's movement speed decreased, your movement speed didn't decrease, so isn't that the same as you getting a speed boost? In other words, I gave you a speed boost, right?"

"Good grief, you're talking about canyon relativity here."

They teased him a bit, but the others didn't object to EZ joining them, since EZ's Iceborn Gauntlet slow was indeed quite effective.

TES's system has always operated in this tiered manner.

During the laning phase, Karsa sets the pace, and at 15 minutes, he promptly hands over the reins to Flandre in the top lane. In team fights, he coordinates with Roland's initiation and the AD carry's mid-game damage to control the situation. In the late game, he leaves the well-farmed Knight to wreak havoc.

Although the support and bottom lane positions were switched in this game, the core strategy remained the same.

With a series of successful maneuvers, TES completely dominated BLG's rhythm, with Kled and Orianna's ultimate proving unstoppable, even pushing the opponent to their high ground turret.

But once they got here, it became very difficult for them to push it up.