You actually want me to...

As for the spider? It's just a tool for spinning cocoons.

His only task now is to follow behind the support to help Roland escape at any time and protect the support by placing wards.

Needless to say, Spider already understood after that pentakill.

The lower path is definitely a generational one, and a generational one that reaches the heavens.

Here's a breakdown of the different levels of power leveling:

Xiao Dai: He can easily defeat his opponents in matches where he can control the game. In short, he is the king of his own rank and can be found in all ranks. Basically, people will suspect that the other party is a smurf.

Zhongdai: Boosting services that use account rank to play in Diamond rank games.

"Da Dai" refers to players who don't rely on their teammates' skill level, often dominate their opponents in matches, and have a high win rate. In layman's terms, they don't treat their opponents like human beings. They are often seen in high-level matches and are usually skilled players who can pick up a hero.

Tongtiandai: In ranked matches, even if you get matched with the Poet Fairy, you can still easily defeat the opposing team. Simply put, she's a ruthless person who can make her teammates inhuman.

Doesn't it make a lot easier to understand now?

Now that his top laner can provide items for the entire team in the late game, the mid laner reaches level 16 and the enemy base automatically explodes, and the bot lane duo is a top-tier professional combination, what is he still messing around for?

Isn't it better to just sit back and win?

Fortunately, the opposing team realized they couldn't drag this out any longer. After a brief back-and-forth, the red team set their sights on the Dragon Soul.

The dragon soul in this game was the Wind Dragon Soul. The first three dragons were basically taken by the red team. Only the Spider stole the fourth dragon from the opponent. Otherwise, they might not have been able to exchange all the dragons in the previous fight at the Baron pit.

This time, the Wind Dragon Soul is about to spawn, which is the perfect battlefield for the red team to force a team fight.

Both sides were very savvy, positioning themselves in advance at the dragon pit to place wards. In order to join the team fight as soon as possible, the top laners on both sides even teleported directly to the front line. Ornn also helped Xayah build her first upgrade item after reaching level 14.

Roland lurked in the shadows, his eyes fixed on the movements of the other side, looking for an opportunity.

Since it was the Korean server, he couldn't communicate with his top laner at this time. With his mediocre Korean (he could only speak Korean), he could only use markers to signal his teammates.

Roland had repeatedly signaled retreat in several empty spaces, and could only hope that Orn would understand his meaning.

Three minutes have passed since the last team fight, and Pyke's items before Flash included Youmuu's Ghostblade and 1100 armor penetration, plus his 5% talent points, giving him a total of 25% cooldown reduction.

However, he actually used his Flash to escape at the very beginning, so the time could have been pushed back a bit. A 25% cooldown reduction means a skill cooldown of 3 minutes and 45 seconds, meaning he was only about ten seconds away from having Flash ready again.

He marked his Flash, and his teammates understood, so they decisively retreated to create distance and gave up the position of the Dragon pit.

We're one in four, waiting for Pyke's Flash.

Seeing that the opposing team had given up their position, the red team decisively chose to start the dragon attack.

At this point, whether or not to fight the dragon is essentially a matter of one team fight. While rushing the dragon, the group also kept a close eye on the blue team's movements.

The moment the Pyke Mark could be applied, Ornn sounded the war horn once again.

In high-level games, everyone's thinking is very clear. Even without communication, they can roughly understand what kind of operation you want to make just by looking at your position.

Roland is currently in the bushes above the Dragon Pit. There will be a ward as soon as he steps out. He has been here the whole time and has never cleared the ward in front of him.

A superb location.

The goat came from a distance on the other side, forcing the Red Team to shift slightly downwards.

But that very point is the distance between life and death.

Without hesitation, he had to seize this one and only opportunity. With his shield and blade, he could only accept being hit by one skill at most.

Many people define Pyke as someone who cleans up the mess, but in the eyes of a true Pyke master, this hero, with Flash available, is a perfect teamfight initiator.

Pyke took a step forward and activated his E skill, Phantom Wave, instantly moving to the river below, where the red team members were all around him.

This is the moment.

Ultimate move activated!

As the massive cross-shaped slash mark fell, Pyke's figure simultaneously appeared at the forefront, near Riven.

"Shu~"

At that very moment, another flash from the opposite side.

Pyke's advanced combo can control all enemies in a V-shape, which fits perfectly into the current situation.

7-letter ER flash!

Pyke successfully pinned down the enemy's top, bottom, and jungle trio.

A perfect entry.

"Nice to hear from Parker!"

Seeing this, the dog's eyes lit up instantly, and he flashed, activated his W skill, and rushed forward to deal damage. Kassadin went even crazier, immediately using his R skill to charge in.

Pyke's E skill provides crowd control, combined with the second part of Yorick's ultimate.

A full 3 seconds of control time.

Feathers filled the sky and exploded on the battlefield with the energy of the void, and the scales of victory tipped completely at that moment.

One for three

The red team immediately surrendered, typing "GG".

First Encounter: Chapter Thirty-One: Some people want to prove themselves, but they can only do so by not playing.

Congratulations to this guy!

Wow, they've managed to turn a ranked game into a professional match!

[There are really only two professional players who can carry the team to victory; one is an insane initiator, and the other is an insane finisher. The other three are just extras.]

[However, the play was too extreme; with this kind of strategy, one mistake could lead to instant defeat.]

It has to be said that this ranked game was a duo show between the support and the AD carry. Although Pyke initiated team fights very well and the pentakill was particularly impressive, it was Uzi's Xayah who truly took over the late-game battlefield, relying on her accumulated items and damage to completely overwhelm the opponent.

On the contrary, Kassadin, even until the end, was still just a tool.

"You all saw this game, right? Actually, there are many details in this game that are worth analyzing. For example, we were at a disadvantage at the beginning and almost got crushed by the opponent. You think this is because the streamer is bad? No, this was actually intentional on the streamer's part."

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"According to the card player's rule, I did this to trigger the 'can't play unless you're low on health' buff, and then I usually summoned the 'Unfavorable Dog'. Based on its card effect, the dog's attributes can be greatly increased in this scenario, and at the same time, I activated my magic card [Equivalent Exchange], paying four minutes of my own development time in exchange for the Unfavorable Dog gaining three minutes of economic development time."

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"Finally, I activated the ultimate magic card [The Last Money Bag], which increased my economy by 3000 points and also paid out 1500 economy. Combined with the dog that was in a losing position on the field, I Special Summoned the god card [Desperate Uzi]! Finally, I used [Desperate Uzi] to attack directly! I took down the opponent in one wave."

"Gaccha! Tanoshii dueru daddaze!"

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[Good heavens, you're Minazuki?]

[Damn, there are card dealers here too.]

When will this lousy game finally be released for public beta?

You've really mastered the art of live streaming.

After pulling off a stunning comeback victory, Roland's mood instantly improved. Of course, he didn't forget to add the dog as a friend, and it seemed that because of his impressive performance, the opponent accepted the friend request quickly.

Unfortunately, the dog was still in the off-season and was only playing ranked matches to maintain his form. He didn't plan to continue playing so late, so Roland had no choice but to continue playing solo queue.

There's no way around it; it's become the norm for the puppy to take a break during the Demacia Cup.

Firstly, his injury was indeed very serious; with his high-frequency floor-tapping technique, it's impossible for him not to have problems. As for the second point, it can only be said that the current online environment is exceptionally volatile. Despite being such a strong player, he can only prove his ability by spending a limited amount of time away from playing each year.

Anyway, those who know, know.

Roland streamed ranked games for several more hours until 2 or 3 a.m. before finally turning off the stream and getting some rest.

There's no way around it, the job market is incredibly competitive these days.

Not only does the team have a prophet, but there's also a potential support player, Qiuhuang, who's always watching. If he doesn't fight hard, he'll be dead, especially now that Qiuhuang is the main AD carry. He can only try his best to improve himself through more training.

He himself has a fairly clear idea of ​​changing course.

The coach is helping him develop his skills in terms of details.

But when it comes to heroes, he can only learn and explore on his own.

Offensive support is a given, almost his specialty, but he needs to master at least one of the three major support styles. So, the course on defensive support is also on his table, with Braum and Taric as examples.

With lofty goals but insufficient strength, what can be done?

The only thing I can do is practice step by step.

Of course, his actions also had some impact on those around him.

Since he started voluntarily working overtime, the other main players of TES have also been training later than before. To put it bluntly, they have been affected and have started to compete more fiercely. In this era where everything can be competitive, this trend seems perfectly normal.

The next day.

When the TES team stood on the competition venue again, Roland truly understood what level TES was at.

In terms of what we're used to, TES is currently only a mid-tier team in the league, above the top three teams and three of the four most prestigious teams.

Nothing else, it's the same old story.

After EDG presented a clear strategy against the enemy, JDG completely shut down Knight and Karsa in the jungle, and they couldn't win either the top or bottom lanes at the same time. Judging from the first two games, TES was almost powerless to fight back and was completely dominated by the opponent.

What was the lineup of JDG in the 19 Demacia Cup?

Top lane: Duke; Jungle: Kanavi; Mid lane: Toothpaste; Bot lane: Loken + Green Hair

This was JD's main lineup and their strongest force. Moreover, due to the exceptional talent of the five players, they were extremely fed from the start, so it's quite normal that TES couldn't beat them.

Of course, Roland's focus wasn't on that; it was on support.

Before he switched to the support role, he didn't have a deep understanding of the support players in professional matches. But after he switched to the support role, he truly realized just how monstrous the skills of these famous support players were.

Let's not even talk about Duke in the top lane; based on his performance in S10 alone, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say he's the best domestic top laner. The mid lane is evenly matched on both sides (since they're both from the same internet cafe anyway), and currently Karsa can slightly outplay Kanavi in ​​the jungle; the jungle carry meta hasn't officially arrived yet.

However, the bottom lane is a problem that TES has never been able to solve.

Loken was essentially a sacrificial player before leaving TOP, and his individual talent was never fully showcased in TOP.

However, JDG is different; JDG in S10 had Coach Redmi.

Redmi's biggest advantage is that it knows how to leverage the draft picks to help its players get the most comfortable lineups and... values ​​the individual abilities of its players.