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PY: "Even Aristocrats Have to Be Able to Roll?"

In the capital of the Kingdom of Perus, a group of dukes and kings gathered together, loudly plotting.

"Oh my God, Yang Tuo improved the soldiers' benefits, and all my soldiers have gone to work for him!"

"He's also improved workers' wages; if this continues, no one will be able to work on my territory!"

"We must eliminate him! He is a disgrace to the nobility, a disgrace to the nobility! His actions have threatened all the nobles!"

The king looked out at the steel torrent belonging to Yang Tuo outside the city, and the countless gold-medal demon slayers.

"How about we improve the treatment of soldiers and workers? There's no need to fight if we can have peace!"

And Yang Tuo? He looked at the huge pile of Oath Rings in his hand, and at the operators with full favorability who were looking at him expectantly, and fell into deep thought. How should he distribute these?

Integration: Chapter 64: The Goal is to Become a Pokémon Master

"Wow, TES made such a strong decision! Who would have thought that at the 8-minute mark, TES would suddenly switch lanes on both the top and bottom lanes?"

"BiuBiu was careless. He let his guard down after seeing Flandre recall, and he didn't expect the AD carry in the bottom lane to flank him and take his life."

Seeing this, even the commentators thought TES had come up with a really creative idea.

In fact, this decision was not wrong. TES's bottom lane turret was in a very dangerous state because too many of their players had died. They originally intended to let the opponent take the first turret and then switch lanes.

Logically, V5 should have been able to come up with a plan, but unfortunately Thresh also appeared in the bot lane, which made them overturn their original guesses.

The result is.

Mordekaiser, with less than half health, had just pushed the wave to the tower when a full-health AD carry appeared behind him. On the other side, a hook landed on Thresh, which turned into a springboard for Kennen.

All I can say is, it was an explosion!

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Both top and bottom lanes are performing well, but here's the question: why isn't Banhuang (the player's nickname) coming to the bottom lane with the AD carry?

[Is there even a question? It's obviously to provide vision for Kennen.]

[Or, is it possible that he actually wanted to gank bot lane to steal Kennen's Rift Herald, and that getting caught out was completely accidental?]

Meanwhile, in TES's team voice chat.

"Hahaha, I'm a genius! I've done a great job this time!"

"Come on, you just went down there to get the coating."

"Can you call it 'leeching' when it comes to support? Anyway, your top laner, Kaka, just finished taking the river crab, so you have enough vision. It doesn't matter whether I'm there or not, okay?"

"That's true. I could have easily solo-killed you without you. It's the same whether you're here or not."

As they chatted, the two started hurling insults again, but the other three members of TES were used to it. Without these two constantly babbling in the voice chat, the game just didn't feel like the old days of playing games in an internet cafe.

Although it was noisy, it felt like I was back home, and even typing on the keyboard felt more enjoyable.

A series of lightning strikes, while failing to secure a kill on the opposing team, successfully forced their bot lane duo back to base. Facing the Thresh and Kennen duo with Rift Herald, V5 dared not gamble on whether the opposing mid and jungle could gank.

As soon as the enemy bot laner retreated, Flandre used his Herald, and the two of them happily secured a wave of plating, a perfect rhythm.

In terms of kills, TES is now even three kills behind V5.

However, from an economic perspective, the economic gap between the two teams has narrowed to around 500 after this wave of advances. For professional matches, this gap is almost negligible.

What's even more problematic is that Lee Sin has been farming non-stop until now, only ganking when he has a spare moment; while Graves is the opposite, primarily ganking and only farming incidentally. Based on the jungle item's level 9 experience increase mechanism, the experience gap between Lee Sin and Graves will only widen.

Let Karsa farm for a while longer to upgrade his equipment. By then, even if Graves is half an item ahead, he still won't be able to beat Karsa's Lee Sin. Early game experience is much more important than gold.

Between 10 and 16 minutes, it's roughly the time when both sides are developing.

First, the elemental dragons have become less important. With the current fast-paced poke playstyle, few teams can hold out until they get the dragon soul. Also, as mentioned before, late-game teams will only come to fight you when you have the third or fourth dragon, and they will just let you have it before that.

Secondly, the Rift Herald is usually not on cooldown, so there's no real need to engage in team fights.

Although there were some minor conflicts, they were all insignificant.

But when the second Rift Herald spawned, V5 already knew they couldn't let it go any further. Letting go of the first one was one thing, but letting go of two and letting the enemy crash into their own towers was something EDG would do; they couldn't bring themselves to let go of both.

So the group took a look at their equipment. Both sides had one and a half pieces of equipment each. They thought the river was a perfect spot for Nautilus and Karma to shine, and V5 decided to try engaging in team fights.

The two sides separated, and the Arctic Brawl mode was activated.

At this moment, V5's lineup advantage became apparent. TES's only poke was Kennen's Q, and it was difficult to get too close to trigger W, but V5 was different.

Graves, Karma, and Aphelios all possess the ability to cast spells from a distance, and although they may not be able to land all their damage, it's better than nothing.

"This poke is a bit annoying." Roland, who had tanked Karma's RQ combo for his team, couldn't help but feel a little sorry for himself as he looked at the health he had lost.

"Or maybe we could see if we could open it? Do you have a chance, Brother Ka?"

"They're circling around, but they have vision almost everywhere, so it's not good to initiate a team fight. Let Thresh try."

"To be honest, there's nothing I can do."

During the laning phase, the range is only so big, and since your AD carry needs to last-hit minions, the position is naturally much easier to predict, and it's also easier to hook.

But this is for team battles.

Putting aside whether you dare to engage after hooking someone, the accuracy alone is enough to drive anyone crazy. How stupid would a team have to be to hook a single enemy in a situation where both sides are poking each other?

Karsa can't get around it, Roland can't get the prize either, and directly attacking the vanguard would make them easy targets. Right now, TES is stuck in a rut, unable to go up or down.

"No, we have to start a raid, otherwise our health and other stats won't hold."

"The problem is how do we even start, bro? The guy's got both Mordekaiser and Karma."

"I don't care, Ah Ban, quickly use your invincible Platinum Star to think of a solution."

"But I really can't hook it."

Roland was completely dumbfounded. Although Thresh is indeed a champion who can initiate team fights, his hook can create miracles in many situations.

But if you can't hook it, you really can't hook it, no matter how you try.

The other side isn't stupid; they won't just stand there and let you hook them. With such a long distance, a professional player could easily dodge it. If you want to initiate a team fight, the only option is for JKL to sneak off from the player's bench and sit on the enemy AD's computer. Otherwise, it's all for nothing.

“If you can’t start it, I’ll start it for you,” JKL said after thinking for a while.

"Forget it, do you really think you can jump over there and open it with your bare hands?"

"That is indeed the case. Well then, I apologize for the inconvenience."

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"What do you want to do? I advise you to be kind!" Upon hearing JKL's words, Roland's eyes widened as if he had thought of something. He was about to speak when he realized that he had already been captured by Kalista with a Poké Ball.

Retract, gather your strength, and leap forward.

Although Kalista's ultimate ability doesn't land where he chooses it, he believes that as long as he keeps it in place, Roland will definitely smash it into the enemy team's formation when it lands.

Because Roland is a very calculating person.

When he realizes that he'll be the one to take the blame regardless of whether he gets caught or not, he unleashes an astonishing fighting spirit.

So

Toru Toki, it's you I've chosen!

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PY: "Makoto Hanyu Never Uses a Machete!"

Introduction: Thank you for the invitation. Reincarnated in Tokyo, I possess extraordinary charm.

Under the influence of an extraordinary attraction, the girls unknowingly gathered around Makoto Yuzuru.

Mai Sakurajima: "Hanyu-kun is mine. We've already signed a contract."

Saeko Busujima: "I can't live without Yuzuru-kun anymore."

The Nakano Five Sisters: "If you did that to us sisters, you have to take responsibility."

Kaguya Shinomiya: "It was Hanyu who rescued me from the prison of the Shinomiya family. He is my hero."

Hayasaka Ai: "I'm sorry, Miss, but I also really need Hanyu-kun."

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Just as the girls were arguing, a voice rang out:

"I have something to say, please listen carefully."

"Say!"

"Let's split him up."

Makoto Hanyu: ? ? ?

Fusion: Chapter Sixty-Five: The Great Technique of Transferring Hatred

In the commentary booth, Cat Emperor watched the two teams tug-of-war in the river on the screen and began to wonder if he was really cursed.

In his past life, whenever Cat Emperor was commentating on a TES match, TES basically never won.

In this life, thanks to the butterfly effect brought about by Roland, TES's overall strength has risen to a whole level, yet they still struggled exceptionally when Cat Emperor was commentating on the matches.

For example, right now, seeing the TES team gradually being suppressed, Cat Emperor also felt that he should do something.

So he quietly turned his gaze to Colonel Guan, who was standing to the side.

"This wave shows that V5 is well-prepared in terms of tactics. Although TES used the 'trick' in both the top and bottom lanes, they still didn't have much of a way to deal with V5's poke."

"Indeed, to be honest, V5 is a team with a bit of a legendary quality. Who would have thought that the team that was last place last season could rise to the top of the league this season? Even novels wouldn't dare to write something like that."

"So it seems that Colonel Guan has a particularly high opinion of the V5 team?"