You actually want me to...

Either Roland rushes in recklessly, the AD carry can't react in time and is still farming minions, and the bottom lane's damage output is disconnected.

Either the enemy team charges in recklessly, their AD gets engaged, and by the time Roland turns around, he's already run back to the tower.

Yes, the most outrageous thing about TES is that JKL can keep up with Roland's pace.

JKL's talent played a significant role in this success, but another part of the credit came from their year-long duo queue record, which was unearthed by fans after the duo became famous.

Child development aids.

No one expected that this AD, who initially gave everyone a headache, had already planned his transfer partner long ago.

All I can say is that Rookie is still too slow.

Thanks to their equipment advantage, TES's bot lane duo gradually gained lane control and began to support Karsa's jungle.

In this game, TES's fighting strength in the upper jungle was extremely poor.

The champion Angel is a top laner who has to beg for food on his knees.

At level 1, he can't beat anyone, and after level 1, he still can't beat anyone. He's afraid of being solo killed by strong laners, and he's also afraid of the enemy jungler coming to gank him from the top and jungle. Although everyone knows that this guy is a boss at level 16.

However, it's extremely difficult to reach level 16 with Kayle after Season 9.

Honestly, let's not even talk about matches. If you're in ranked and you see the enemy top laner is Kayle, Nasus, or an ADC, let me ask you, if you were playing mid or jungle, how many times would you go up to them?

I'm so angry I could explode.

In this game, Jiejie focused almost entirely on TES's top lane. He was targeting the weakest link, since his Lee Sin was basically useless in the mid-to-late game anyway, so he just went all out with ganks. He thought, "If you're so capable, Graves, you can play with me too."

Faced with Jiejie's challenge, Karsa naturally refused and chose to give up on the top lane.

In this match, TES already has enough core players in their lineup.

Whether it's Graves, Irelia, or Jinx, they are all pretty good damage carries in the late game. Having more or less Kayle doesn't make a difference. Flandre is just bait to be thrown out, which is another tactic of TES: the "disarm" tactic.

At this point, TES has mastered three major tactics: the boiling water tactic, the hand-cutting tactic, and the disarming tactic. The tactics for the remaining two positions are yet to be developed (PS: actually, it's mainly because I can't think of any names).

"Thanks for your hard work, Xuanjun. Try your best to survive this game. Don't worry, at least with Ornn, I don't think you'll die so easily." Roland's Karma, taking advantage of lane priority, sneaked into the enemy jungle and teamed up with Graves after teasing Flandre who had been caught again.

"Well, thank you so much, but no, you're really going to ignore me?"

"Comrade Xiaoxuan, the organization needs you, the fans need you, and the team needs you."

"Come on, you just don't want to come up."

"Yeah, you know that, why are you asking?"

"..."

Seeing this shameless man admit it so readily, Flandre was completely dumbfounded. He calls you "Flandre" when he needs you, but rejects you with "Little Xuan" when he doesn't. This man is truly a scumbag.

Unable to gain an advantage in the top lane, they naturally couldn't compete with EDG for the Rift Herald. However, as a consequence, TES secured the Elemental Dragon first. Meanwhile, Knight also took advantage of an early kill on the opponent, and at level six, he forcefully tower-dived and traded kills with Scout's Azir in a 1v1 duel against a level five opponent.

Watching the two waves of minions slowly being swallowed up by the tower, the junior felt his heart was bleeding.

That's two waves of lines!

You have to understand that he used his TP at level 3, so he can't farm the lane now. And when he looked at his jungler's position, oh ho, that guy was still in the top lane preparing to gank Kayle, so he couldn't get there in time.

Nothing.

A level 6 Irelia is diving your tower at your own risk; you really can't escape.

On the other side, when Roland saw the heads being exchanged, he couldn't help but blurt out "Nice!"

A person's name, a tree's shadow.

In the early years, EDG's spiritual symbols were the two carries from South Korea and Clearlove, but by the time of S10, EDG had long since become mid laner Socut.

It's like a few years ago when someone asked you what came to mind when you thought of the Olympics, your first reaction would definitely be Liu Xiang. But now, when someone asks you, what pops into your head is Wu Jing in a green jacket.

All I can say is: times have changed, sir.

"What's next?"

"Is there even a question? The rules of the martial arts world dictate that we should follow the principles of fairness, impartiality, and transparency. Of course, we should learn from the ancient martial artists and settle this score with them."

"You mean... to confront them head-on?"

"No, I mean we should attack their lower body directly, the sooner the better."

The martial arts spirit of the Chinese people is so pure. Too many martial arts moves in TV dramas are just fancy moves, just for show to fool people. The true essence of martial arts has long been engraved in the DNA of each and every one of us.

Any child who has ever been in a fight will find that during a fight, they subconsciously attack their opponent's groin area.

Heaven knows how many boys were haunted by the Monkey Stealing Peach and the Thousand Years of Killing techniques.

If you don't attack the enemy's weaknesses, how can you say you know how to fight?

“We’ll just focus on his bottom jungle. Ka-ge, come over here and help us push this wave. Once the wave is in, I’ll go for a run around the mid lane with you.”

"no problem."

To put it bluntly, EDG's main damage dealers are Azir and Miss Fortune. With Karma, a champion who can increase mobility and speed across the board, Miss Fortune's threat is not as terrifying as one might imagine.

But the yellow chicken is different.

He's developed well; he's a giant chicken.

He's not very well-developed; he's like KFC.

But if he collapses in the early game, he'll be a fragile chicken. You won't have to worry about his drifting maneuvers, because a fragile chicken like him will usually die halfway through the drift.

After deciding on their strategy, TES sacrificed Angel to forcefully flank the mid lane and summoned the legendary "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse".

One minute later.

When the yellow chicken, who was pushing the line, suddenly realized that he was surrounded by strong men, Scout threw down the mouse and gave up all operations.

[TES_Knight9 kills EDG_Scout]

Another wave of kills, and 1/3 of the Yellow Chicken was completely out of the game. Watching the opponent's helpless figure, Roland pondered for a while and decided to come back and finish him off later.

"No way... are you coming back later? Do you have a grudge against that junior?" After hearing Roland's arrangement, Casa and Knight were also stunned for a moment and asked with strange looks.

"No, on the contrary, we have a pretty good relationship."

"Then why are you targeting him like this? He's already broken down."

"Maybe it's because...you're too beautiful."

The remaining four members of TES: ? ? ?

Fusion: Chapter 43: With my weakest strength, I will defeat your strongest.

In the match between TES and EDG, the first fifteen minutes can be summarized as follows: TES relentlessly ganked the Angel, while EDG thoroughly outmaneuvered the Azir. Both late-game carries were having a terrible time, and due to frequent deaths, their experience was almost caught up by the bot lane duo.

On the surface, it seems like we're getting a good deal by trading one for one.

But in reality, EDG suffered huge losses.

Even if Ornn is fed in the top lane, he still doesn't have the ability to split push. If you expect Ornn to split push and take down towers, you might as well expect Azir to just build attack speed items and steal towers. At least that way, if he gets caught and killed, he won't have much gold.

Moreover, EDG has always been a team that focuses on its two carries.

Now that the mid-lane carry is getting completely destroyed and the bot lane is a newbie, even if Jiejie is unwilling, he has no choice but to put his bets on the bot lane AD carry.

As we all know, there are only a few ways to turn a game around from a disadvantage:

First: Single-player carry or capturing single-player carry

Second: Groups with insufficient numbers or perfect groups

Third: President Guan performed a ritual and shamanistic dance on site.

They have no chance of getting first or third place, but EDG can still consider a team fight with a numerical advantage. Angel will definitely be farming on the side lane. Even if a fight breaks out, her TP landing is only for throwing out her ultimate. She has nothing else.

Therefore, we must maximize Ornn's advantages.

meat.

EDG is waiting, waiting for Ornn to reach level 13.

At level 11, Ornn can upgrade two of his own items, but at level 13, Ornn can help his team's core damage dealers build god-tier items.

That point in time will be EDG's strongest period during their disadvantageous phase.

The front line is tanky, and the team's output can keep up after the two carries' equipment is strengthened. But the problem now is that, given the fighting pace of the LPL, the top laner Ornn will reach level 13 around 20 minutes. How can they withstand the onslaught from TES during those 15 to 20 minutes?

After glancing at the situation on the field, Roland carefully studied the opposing lineup and said to Knight in the team voice chat, "Knight, we need you to call on a god a little this game."

"Huh? What's that?"

"Think carefully about what you learned from those predecessors."

"Wait, you mean..."

"Yes, that's it."

Upon hearing Roland's words, Knight nodded seriously. After returning home once again, he converted the large amount of money he had saved up after his downfall into a smaller item for the Black Cleaver.

Since there's no "coughing blood" build in Season 10, Doinb's "coughing blood" build won't be viable. However, it doesn't mean there's no tanky Irelia build in Season 10.

The Blade of the Ruined King is definitely the first item in this meta, and the second item can be Trinity Force or Black Cleaver. In this game, Knight, with a significant advantage, chose Black Cleaver, which offers high tankiness, high survivability, and fast combat power.

Although overall, Trinity Force is definitely better than Black Cleaver, especially for Irelia, the benefits of Trinity Force are definitely greater than those of Black Cleaver.

However, compared to the Black Cleaver, the three items have one major problem: they are expensive.

The three items cost a full 700 yuan more. Taking Knight's average gold per minute of 454 in the S10 Summer Split as an example, it would take him almost two minutes longer to complete this item, and that's assuming Knight performs normally.

It's worth noting that Knight had the highest gold per minute among mid laners in the entire LPL during S10. If this is the case, then other mid laners are even more impressive.

TES desperately needed to convert their advantage into equipment, and then use that equipment to gain a larger economy. Knight knew this well, and that's why he chose to summon a god.

Senior Xiaohu, Senior Doinb, please grant me your power!

Defensive Soldier, evolution successful!

Two minutes later, when the four-man TES squad reappeared in the mid lane, Knight had already initiated the attack.

After a series of happy QQQs to fully charge his passive, Knight, having positioned himself correctly, began charging the first part of his E skill, looking ready to engage at any moment.

Seeing this, Meiko decisively threw out the hook.

Opportunities are relative.