You actually want me to...

"Good grief, you're already calling me 'father' at level one?" Frowning, JKL thought that Roland's performance as the support for the champion AD was truly embarrassing.

"What else can I do? Do you expect me to just stand there and 1v2? Or do you think that with the enemy AD's range and the support's crowd control, I can catch him without using Flash?"

"Hiss~ You seem to be right. In that case, dads, come down here more often. I'll keep track of the timing of the enemy's wards."

Holy Gun, Casa, Knight: ......

Between dignity and money, JKL decided it was better to back down for now. Draven is like this: if his passive hasn't been stacked up yet, he can just go all out and recklessly engage. But once the passive is stacked up, he becomes extremely afraid of not getting any kills or dying suddenly.

The feeling of losing passive skills after dying is similar to losing money while walking down the street; it really makes you feel bad.

Since even their most expensive star player has said so, Casarte naturally knows what to do.

But not now, but after he comes home for the first time.

The key to this game in the early stages was the top lane. Just as everyone expected, Flandre didn't even do anything. He just went up and Q'd a couple of times every now and then, and Aatrox's only health potion was already gone.

The shy man is now in a dilemma.

You can't catch up with Lilia, who has short legs but runs incredibly fast.

If you retreat, the opponent's reach is longer than yours, and they'll throw out their E skill to annoy you at any time.

Thinking about ganking the jungler, TheShy saw Lee Sin's jungle clearing speed and felt that by the time Lee Sin arrived, he might be on his seventh day of mourning for his first life.

What can we do then?

I had no choice but to chicken out.

Even if you haven't eaten pork, haven't you seen a pig run? He should just copy how the opponent handled his short-range top laner attacks.

Retreat, return to tower, AFK

Then, while dodging the enemy's E skill, he frantically marked his own jungler. Seeing the miserable state of the enemy Aatrox, Flandre couldn't help but burst out laughing.

"This thing is pretty good. As long as the enemy jungler doesn't come, I reckon it can completely dominate the enemy top laner."

"Absolutely! A bane to short-ranged heroes, right? Isn't this much better than jungling?"

"Indeed, this thing is really bad for clearing jungle camps. Before Runic Echoes jungle item came out, it was really weak and slow. My assessment is that it's not as good as Elise."

"Stop commenting, get ready to meet Lee Sin."

In just a short while, the situation on the field had subtly changed. Lilia, playing top lane, was bound to push the lane, and by this point, the minion wave was almost pushed into the tower by her.

According to traditional custom:

Usually around the three-minute mark, the jungler should come to gank the top lane, forcing the top laner to use their summoner spells.

But this time it's different.

After pushing the minion wave forward, Flandre immediately charged into the enemy jungle, splitting up with Zhao Xin on the left and right to flank and push towards the red buff.

The ultimate technique for top laners: As long as I gank the enemy jungler first, I won't be ganked by the enemy jungler.

Because of the advantage of the top lane, Ning cannot go for the fast level 4 farming method under any circumstances. He must come up to help TheShy relieve the pressure as soon as he reaches level 3. This is a clear strategy.

It is well known that LPL's FMVP junglers have historically had a tendency to "tank" (i.e., play poorly).

Before winning the FMVP, they are like the protagonist in a classic romance novel, getting hotter and hotter with each game, but once they win the FMVP, they gradually become weaker and weaker as the years go by.

In September of the S10 era, Ning's "driving test" incident officially took place, which was a little over a month after Roland's current timeline, almost two years after his S8 championship win.

As for FPX's fate, it's about the same in terms of timing.

Of course, none of this was meant to mock Ning Wang. It's just that Roland knew you were just slacking off, so he was definitely going to call Kasa over to take the points.

as predicted.

Even after TheShy marked Miss in the top lane in advance, Ning was already surrounded by TES because his jungle clearing speed was too slow.

Zhao Xin has already reached level three and is coming over, but he has only just finished clearing the blue buff and is preparing to fight Frog Princess. If you retreat now, Frog Princess will be gone, and he will definitely be unwilling.

But if you try to win the penalty, you'll most likely not be able to escape.

A rational jungler might have already retreated, but Ning is different; he's an emotional jungler, so he's going all out.

Just as the Blind Monk and Xin Zhao met, Frog Queen's health also dropped to its last sliver. To ensure he could secure the kill, Ning even sacrificed his Q Smite.

As Frog Queen fell, the light of Level 3 appeared on Lee Sin.

However, it was already too late.

After such a long gank, the top and mid laners were already in position. As the Lee Sin in the gank circle, since he chose to save his Q skill for the jungle monsters, he had to accept his death as the price.

A flash of cold light appeared first, followed by the spear thrusting out like a dragon!

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PS: We're counting on the number one seed to give us a morale boost today.

Integration: Chapter Seventy-Six: You Only Care About Yourself

Meanwhile, on the other side, in the official commentary booth...

Seeing the Shoe King's figure, who refused to back down even at the cost of his life, the audience said they were moved to tears, and immediately began to discuss who might take the kill.

[Zoe, it has to be Zoe. Her E skill can still hit through the wall from this position, and she should be gone by the time she pulls in a Starfall.]

No, Zoe is too far away. If it were Xin Zhao, a few shots would send him flying.

[This guy clearly doesn't play top or jungle. Lillia came all the way from top lane to support, but he didn't give the kill to top laner. This Flandre guy is losing half his lane.]

It's a pity the Emperor isn't here, otherwise we wouldn't be so conflicted.

There's not much to say, this wave is doomed.

The top laner was being pressured under the tower and couldn't get out. In the mid lane, seeing three enemies coming, he decisively sacrificed himself, leaving only a clueless Lee Sin who was giving up his chance to escape with Flash and Q to the three wolves.

So, I sent it!

Zoe falls asleep, and after everyone arrives, Zoe uses her Starfall ability to break the bubble, while Lillia follows up with damage. Early game, Lee Sin only has so much health; facing a three-man gank, even using Flash won't save him from death.

First Blood!

The kill was given to Flandre in the top lane.

Each player on TES has a very clear role. Karsa never thought about carrying the game alone. Knight thought he would step up and carry in the late game (early game is up to him). Flandre can carry if you want him to. As for the bot lane, JKL and Roland's ability to carry depends on how bad the opponent is.

Although it's a humble statement, the AD carry in S10 really didn't have much ability to take over the game. Or rather, if it really came to that, the game time would definitely be 30 minutes or more. Talking about a certain lane carrying every game without considering the meta is just nonsense.

If neither the mid laner nor the jungler cares, then naturally the top laner will have a better time.

Saint Gun Bro is finally feeling good.

Red buff restores health, blue buff restores mana, and skill hits also increase movement speed. Teammates help you secure advantages and also help control the river crab and place wards.

What kind of royal VIP treatment is this?

"If I can't carry this round, I'll cover your first recharge in the next gacha pool, okay?"

"I don't play mobile games."

"It can be converted into your DNF event set."

"can."

Upon hearing what he wanted, JKL readily accepted the bet. This was a game for team entertainment; whoever was supported in the match could open the betting pool. If the center won, the other four players would take turns washing his feet; if they lost, the person who opened the betting pool would have to give away money.

Ahem, I was talking about a proper foot massage.

These esports players already have sedentary jobs and irregular schedules, so aches and pains are common after a year of playing professionally. But a foot massage is different. When you go in, you feel okay, but once you're inside, it feels like you've been beaten up under the guise of a foot massage. And then, you come out feeling strangely good.

Yes, that's how much of a masochist I am.

After being overworked, getting together with friends to wash your feet is a double enjoyment, both physically and mentally.

Ning's jungler died, and his jungle rhythm was half ruined.

With the top lane receiving two buffs, Shy's mentality has already crumbled by half.

The only relatively normal rookie, seeing his teammates fall so far behind after just a few minutes, thought to himself that his teammates might not even be as good as the ball on his body.

This is IG in S10.

They were invincible in the regular season, but they tanked more and more as the season progressed, and in the end, they were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs. If there was a revival round, they would be eliminated in the second round, and if they were lucky, they might be eliminated in the third round. Any more rounds after that would be disrespectful to those who just checked off the games and slacked off.

It was at this point that a fight suddenly broke out in the bottom lane.

After finally making it home for the first time, Roland crafted his most essential piece of equipment: straw sandals.

For Jinfu.

The ultimate ability is just something to supplement damage during the cooldown of the smaller abilities. To put it bluntly, for a support Sett, there are only two most useful abilities: W and E.

W deals more damage the tankier you are, which depends on your equipment and the strength of your team.

But the E skill doesn't need that; all he needs is movement speed.

As the saying goes, "An inch longer, an inch stronger; an inch shorter, an inch more dangerous."

Since the strength has already been set and it's impossible to increase its size and length any further, why not change your mindset and adjust the angle of entry? As the saying goes, there's more than one position; different positions can give both parties a different feel.

The only requirement is a certain frequency.

So, after obtaining the movement speed attribute, Roland decisively went into action.

The first Flash resulted in a 50/50 trade, so neither side lost. The second Hexflash resulted in a 50/50 trade, and this time, anyone who chickened out was a coward.

With the movement speed from the boots after Hexflash and the speed boost from Q, combined with the angled E (Sett's E is a rectangle, and an angled E can reach targets further away), Roland barely managed to reach the enemy Ashe.

It's a headache if you can't get help, but now that you have, you absolutely have to make arrangements.

↓↙←↙↓↘→+AC

A standard arcade-style starting combo: seeing that the champion had successfully pulled the opponent in, JKL was about to go in for a fight when the opposing Titan used a Q followed by a basic attack to lock him in place.

Once all control skills are used and the distance between the two sides closes, it's a fight to the death.

Since they had already used Ignite in the previous skirmish, this time it was a pure duel between the two sides. TES had high damage but low health, so they could only keep attacking the enemy AD Ashe. On the other side, IG had more health but lacked burst damage, and they were struggling against TES's desperate attacks.

After both sides used their skills, Roland successfully secured the kill on Ashe with a deliberate W, while on the other side, Titan finished off JKL's last bit of health with a final auto-attack.