You actually want me to...

There's an even more ruthless one: some junglers, in order to successfully ambush the top laner, will stay in the bushes for 30 or 40 seconds. Every time, Roland thinks the jungler has left, but as soon as he rushes in, a level 2 or 3 jungler jumps out of the bushes, instantly shattering his mentality.

Compared to these crazy or cunning junglers, the support role's ganking is much more monotonous, because they generally know where you are. The only thing you can do is use Hexflash to adjust your position, which is far inferior.

Seeing that their attempt to ambush had failed, the Nanfu duo chose to recall immediately after pushing the lane. Looking at the incoming minion wave, Roland was helping EZ farm as many minions as possible and push the wave back to the enemy tower.

"I'm off, I have enough gold." After checking his gold, JKL decisively chose to recall. Roland was willing to follow, but considering that he was still short of gold and in good condition, he decided to stay on the lane to farm some more turret plating.

This greed created an opportunity.

Nanfeng's Titan can use his Q skill to dash, theoretically allowing him to return to lane as quickly as possible, although his damage output alone is not enough.

But, don't we still have cards?

After waiting a short while, until he saw the Titan about to arrive on the bottom lane, Rookie slowly activated his ultimate.

【destiny】

The magic circle made of cards slowly took shape on the ground. Its birth also meant that a handsome guy was about to land. As Roland had just walked to the middle of the bottom lane, the other four TES players frantically marked the retreat signal on the map.

"Quick, get out of here, card miss."

"Oh, what about the trolls?"

"I just saw him in the upper jungle. Oh no, Twisted Fate used his ultimate." The moment the TES players saw the eye effect above their heads, they had already given Aban a death sentence.

but...

"Don't panic. No matter what, I'm outnumbered by two in this wave, so the advantage is in my hands."

"Damn it, this guy's acting up again." Seeing the crow standing still and not planning to run away, JKL knew that this guy had acted up again.

Of course, this situation is not uncommon for him.

Basically, whenever they duo queue and Roland has a meltdown, it means he's about to show off. Although he's a bit off his mind, there's always a reason behind his boasting.

Sure enough, just before the card landed successfully, a minion in the experience zone died, and the light of level six was born on the crow.

"The more they want to kill me, the more it proves that my path is correct."

"fear..."

"An unseen force, perhaps."

Ultimate move [Demon Possession], activated!

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P.S.: I feel so bad that there are no matches to watch.

Fusion: Chapter Seventy-Three: Quickly Go and Invite Ningren from the Whirlpool

At this moment, Cat Emperor has rightfully taken the lead in the commentary booth.

There's no way around it; TES has the advantage, so naturally, it gives Cat, who plays for TES, the upper hand. Similarly, if it were IG with the advantage, Cat would probably become a silent lamb immediately.

"Although Lucian got ahead with IG's lineup, TES did something unconventional this game. Instead of suppressing Lucian's rhythm, they shut down the other four support players. This is indeed a solution."

"Yes, without teammates providing a good environment for him to deal damage, Lu Xian's short range makes it difficult for him to make much of a difference in the mid-game."

"Huh? Wait a minute, isn't Aban following JKL back to base this time? If he's greedy for turret plating, Swain will give him an opportunity."

"Not necessarily. Given Banhuang's personality, I think he did this on purpose." Although Maohuang is just a professional player with only two MVPs in his career, he has still played professionally. Under normal circumstances, a support would not go back to base with the AD, especially when the enemy has Twisted Fate.

If that were to happen, there are only two possibilities.

One type has powerful backers, the other has confidence in their abilities, and Banhuang is clearly the latter.

The moment the card landed, the yellow card in his hand was already thrown at the crow, and then he used Q to move and create distance.

It was an opportunity that was found by chance. Even if they knew there was an ambush, the rookie still wanted to try his best to see if there was a chance. It can only be said that this wave of leveling up to six was really blocked by the experience.

After regaining control, Roland immediately used Flash to close the distance. Seeing Rookie wriggling around, he didn't hesitate and used his E ability to pull the enemy forward.

Positioning is useless.

In this world, no creature understands men better than men themselves. All pretense is merely a cover-up; only the purest passion can most easily reach their softest spot.

Sure enough, the card's movement was a feint, and it ran headfirst into Swain's E skill.

W skill followed immediately, Ignite was used, Q skill was used in turn, and then I watched as I was hit by a Q skill from a distance by a Titan, and then I used a basic attack to root him.

Roland's idea for this move is very simple.

Try to kill Twisted Fate, since he used Flash in the mid lane last time. Even if you can't kill him, the enemy team with just Twisted Fate and a level 5 Nautilus won't have enough damage to keep you alive. At worst, you can just kite him until Ashe arrives.

The advantage of a support mage is that even with only a small amount of damage items in the early game, they can still deal enough damage to kill others. Just one combo of skills followed by Ignite and the ultimate's burn is enough to take away most of the card's health.

Here comes the crucial part.

The opposing team used Twisted Fate's ultimate, so IG will definitely want to keep him in place, otherwise they will suffer a huge loss. To keep him in place, they have to wait until Ashe arrives, and then Twisted Fate's second yellow card will definitely have to be used.

Similarly, the range from which your Twisted Fate can throw a yellow card is also the effective range of my second ultimate's explosion; it all depends on how well you kite. Rookie clearly understands this, so he maintains a certain distance from Swain, waiting for an opportunity.

Just then, a teammate's voice suddenly came through the headset:

"Sword! Take this!"

"Looking at me as cheap? What's cheap about me? You're the cheap one. I deliberately blocked the experience points. This is called strategy. To be honest, if Titan had come a little later, Card would have been dead."

"You son of a bitch, I'm talking to you about arrows! Crystal arrows of ice!"

"what?"

Just as Roland finally realized what was happening, Frost's ultimate move, the Magic Crystal Arrow, was already within reach.

The crow does get ignited, that's true, but so does the Titan.

Ignite suppresses your ultimate's lifesteal, Ashe's ultimate provides crowd control, and the mid and support provide additional damage. Right now, he's just a level 6 Raven, and he simply can't withstand such a combo.

This is the real reason why the card player chose to play as the Flying Raven.

Unfortunately, Rookie was still a little too hasty.

Just as the Crystal Arrow flew past him, Rookie's Twisted Fate instinctively took a step forward to try and increase his attack range.

If you take a small step, and I take a small step, together we cover a giant step.

The ultimate skill's range is enough!

Before the Crystal Arrow could hit, Raven's second ultimate skill exploded on him. One second the card's health bar was visible, and the next second the health bar was completely empty.

Unfortunately, it's locked.

The yellow card was thrown out, control followed, and the card with only a dozen or so drops of health quickly distanced itself from the crow, and the ice successfully took over.

The counterattack failed.

"Sigh, what a pity, just a little bit short, Rookie locked him up."

"That's already amazing. This wave of Ravens was almost a one-on-three situation. If the damage had been a little higher, they could have traded one of them."

"Huh? Wait, Knight!"

Just as Rookie was relaxing after his narrow escape, a familiar figure suddenly darted out from the bush opposite the bottom lane's Malphite.

Silas has arrived.

Knight doesn't roam much, but he doesn't roam at all.

If your mid laner is absent for half the day and your bot laner is clearly trying to provoke someone, then he'll definitely show up.

As Sylas arrived, Lucian's Teleport also appeared suddenly. The situation is now very clear: Ezreal and Sylas flanked their mid, bot, and support lanes, preparing to gank them. If Lucian hadn't Teleported down, their bot lane would have been completely destroyed.

"We've fallen into their trap."

"Quick, kill him and run, he's messed up this time."

Sylas finished off Twisted Fate with a Q skill, then, seeing the teleport flash, used his E skill to escape back to the jungle.

They're only going to keep fighting you now; they've already made a profit this round.

Lu Xian's Teleport, Twisted Fate's ultimate, Ashe's ultimate—these are all game-changing abilities that Roland used up in a moment of overconfidence, resulting in a 1-for-1 trade with them, leaving online viewers both amused and exasperated.

Some people start a group without even intending to do so.

Saint Gun Bro was having the most fun. He was almost quitting the game, but a kill in the mid lane and a TP bait in the bottom lane completely turned the tide for him.

After three waves of minions and two layers of plating, Jayce successfully reconnected to the game.

[IG, send it!]

The Akatsuki are already on their way to Konoha, where's Neji? Neji, do something useful!

[Stop shouting, Ningren is already learning Sage Mode from the Frog Sage.]

Where is he?

[I just finished learning it and realized there's no Summoning Spell in Summoner's Rift, so I'm buying a ticket now.]

After glancing at the Trundle farming Frog Princess in the top lane and then at IG's bot lane huddled together, even a strong player like Rookie couldn't help but sigh.

In some games, you die in ten minutes but aren't buried until twenty.

Their lineup cannot afford to fall behind in the early game because TES's lineup has too strong a poke ability in the mid-game, and they can't withstand it.

That's exactly what happened.

When the second team fight occurred about ten minutes later, TES's Jayce, Ezreal, and Swain fought in the river, and the resulting damage was so severe that it caused IG immense pain.

You're trying to snag a deal, right? This garlic-faced guy just follows you like a ghost, practically screaming, "The scenery is so beautiful under the bright sun, the red flowers and green grass..."

But if you try to team up, you can't out-poke your opponents.

Therefore, there is no solution.

As the situation worsened, even when TheShy unleashed his full power, he only managed to trade one more kill with TES, and that was it.

At 26 minutes, TES made a final push.

1 to 0.

TES took the first game and won the opening match.