You actually want me to...

After a trade of AD carries, the supports on both sides assessed the health and abilities of both sides, then abruptly separated and began recalling to base, as if nothing had just happened.

Oh, this.

[A typical bot lane gank: AD carries traded kills at full health, support survives with half health, then everyone goes back to their respective bases.]

It's not immediately clear whether TES or IG lost money.

In principle, Draven's passive should be an advantage for IG, but IG's bot lane is their only advantageous lane.

The Nanfu team now represents almost as much as the hopes of the entire village.

While raising Ice is definitely a choice that's a bit crazy, IG had no choice. Given Karsa's support speed, the bot lane hadn't come for so long, so he must be protecting Flandre in the top lane.

They can't win a 2v2 in the top lane, and Knight in the mid lane isn't pushing the lane. If they can't rely on the bottom lane, who else can they rely on?

"Ah!!! My passive skill!" JKL felt like his heart was bleeding as he watched a large portion of his passive skill disappear inexplicably.

"Calm down, it's just a passive situation, we can just stack it up again."

"Damn it, you're not the one who lost something passively, so what are you talking about? Do you know the pain of losing something? No, you don't know, you only care about yourself."

"Oh, then I won't give you the resource for that picture from last night."

Wait! What did you say?

"Hey, I went through all that trouble to find these pictures. Since you say I only care about myself, then I'll just look at them by myself. Is that okay?"

"Hey bro, I was just kidding, I'm actually fine."

The remaining three members of TES: ......

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PS: I deliberately chose to update after finishing T1, just to see if it was as I guessed, and it turns out I was right.

I suggest watching a video from a certain fan site first. It matches EDG's video today. There are four bugs in the group stage: top lane Graves, mid lane Twisted Fate, bot lane Miss Fortune, and support Yuumi. EDG's problem now is Yuumi. They need to try her out and see if they can pick her. If they can't, they'll ban her after the group stage. If they can, they'll save a ban slot after the group stage. (PS: Meiko didn't play Yuumi once in the entire S11.)

PS2: What I'm thinking about now is whether we'll continue experimenting with lineups in the tiebreaker. If we play the tiebreaker normally, we might win, but it's not a sure thing. Continuing to experiment with lineups would be to increase our margin for error in the future, but we would have to bear the pressure from public opinion.

Intermingling: Chapter Seventy-Seven: Why are you just watching?

When TES regained the early-game advantage, the pressure on IG shifted to Rookie and Ning.

There's nothing the Sword Demon can do.

Against a "scumbag" like Lillia, the fact that he didn't get killed in lane already proves his excellent individual skills. After another exchange of kills in the bottom lane, Roland, who had extra gold, went back to base and bought a pair of cloth boots without thinking.

Roland's item build in this game was also very clear.

As the saying goes, with a father's vest, cloth armor, and boots, plus Sunfire Cape, Randuin's Omen, and Plate Armor, the support Sett doesn't need to think too much about anything else. Just build whatever tanky items you can. If you can add a little cooldown reduction on top of that, that would be even better. Just tank and that's it.

If the top lane can't turn the tide and the bottom lane can't get any kills, then we can only rely on the mid and jungle to make moves.

Rookie marked Zoe in the mid lane, feeling that attacking in the mid lane was his only chance. There was no other way, since Orianna wasn't a support champion.

Knight's Zoe is actually a bit unpredictable, or rather, Zoe players themselves can't be sure they'll perform well every game. This kind of predictive champion is essentially the same as Thresh; when the timing is right, you can dominate, and when it's not, you can barely scratch the surface.

Knight's performance in this game was only so-so.

"I think we have a chance to gank mid lane."

"They must be hard to catch, right?"

"I'll sell it, that's fine, but don't sell it to me."

"No problem."

Upon hearing such a simple request, Prince Ning slapped his thigh and loudly declared that he was by no means a treacherous person.

As a veteran player in the arena, Rookie has a wealth of acting experience. After the enemy Xin Zhao appeared in his own vision, he confirmed that Xin Zhao could not support the mid lane.

Wind it up, and the show begins.

The more elite the mid laner and the more skilled the player, the clearer they are about how to execute skills smoothly. Finding an opportunity when their own cannon minion was low on health, Orianna decisively threw her ball to harass the opponent. Knight naturally understood as well, throwing his R skill at the same time as pulling the star, with the star aimed directly at Orianna's position.

This position is a bit tricky.

Both sides are top-tier mid laners, and they have already pushed the minion waves to their desired positions. This shot is aimed at the ranged minions near Orianna, dealing splash damage that would be dealt to them unless they move laterally.

Naturally, Orianna took a step to the side, casting her shield while completing her QW combo, while Zoe took the damage from Orianna's QW and simultaneously threw her E skill diagonally, hitting the sideways Orianna.

The clockwork skill was a great success!

Rookie's calculations were excellent. After being hit by E, he could have moved a few steps back to the lower right to get behind the melee minions. Although he would still have to take Zoe's second Q, the minions would have prevented Zoe from landing her Q at its maximum range.

And he has a great jungling style.

"Yes, wait a moment. As soon as he pulls the second flying star forward, you can come out and cover him."

"Yes, no problem."

This teamwork was flawless; he simply couldn't believe the enemy Zoe could resist such temptation. For a Zoe, failing to land her E and not being able to pull out her Starfall is second only to Draven failing to pick up his axe.

However, Knight didn't go up immediately, leaving the two opponents completely bewildered.

"Huh? It has eyes?"

"Impossible, I activated the scanner. Could it be consciousness?"

Just as the two were wondering what was going on, something that looked like a rolling ball suddenly rolled over from the bushes on the riverbank, instantly making Rookie's heart race.

E [Vortex Type]

Looking at the constantly rolling blue ball, Rookie felt despair. Because of Zoe's E skill, the bubble, he couldn't dodge and had to take the hit with his own body.

Passively attached, countdown begins.

Meanwhile, on the other side, Knight and Flandre were also a bit confused. Flandre had simply pushed the lane and had nothing to do. Since the enemy jungler wasn't showing up, he didn't dare to pressure them. So he thought he'd come to the mid lane to annoy the enemy.

As a result, Orianna seemed to be under a spell, even able to catch this E skill.

Then don't blame them.

R [Night's Lament] is released, immediately restoring the sleep state. Orianna, who has taken damage from Zoe's EQ and Lillia's ER, is now like a candle flickering in the wind.

At this moment, Knight slowly walked over and then secured the kill on Clockwerk with a simple Starfall followed by a basic attack.

[TES_Knight9 kills IG_Rookie]

A simple yet effective combo skill successfully broke the balance in the mid lane.

【666666】

[They calculated everything from the jungler to the support, but they didn't expect the top laner to come and join the fun. IG didn't lose this fight unfairly.]

[I'm completely dumbfounded, I'm just standing there and haven't moved an inch.]

[A five-second stun followed by another stun – are you scared yet?]

Seeing this, even TheShy was speechless with frustration.

His Aatrox basically never left the turret's range. How could he possibly know the enemy's movements? With Lillia's Q granting her incredibly fast movement speed, if he marked her every time she disappeared, his teammates wouldn't need to mark her either.

Besides, even if he marked it, there's always the possibility of a boy crying wolf.

There's no solution.

Just as Roland was watching the mid-lane battle, JKL's exasperated voice suddenly came through the team's voice chat.

Just as the fight broke out in the mid lane, Nautilus, seizing an opening in Draven's axe attack, decisively used his Q skill to hook him, intending to deal some aftershock damage before retreating. But Nautilus had already used all his skills, and Sett still hadn't appeared, so he couldn't blame him.

The R skill is used, and the skill knocks the enemy into the air again.

Seeing his health rapidly decreasing, JKL hurriedly checked where his support was. Logically, with Sett going to restrict Ashe, he shouldn't be losing health so quickly.

It would have been better if I hadn't looked at it; I was almost furious when I did.

In the bushes, Roland was manipulating the Force Master, lying there frantically doing sit-ups. According to this guy, sit-ups were supposed to help the Force Master recover health.

But this damn thing has already hit your head, why the hell aren't you moving?

Why were you just watching from the sidelines?

"Oh, I just checked the middle lane, don't worry."

"Don't rush me, I'm dead, you figure it out yourself." Under Ashe's full combo from Nautilus, his Draven only had time to throw out an E skill and a burst of his ultimate before collapsing to the ground in frustration. Looking at the black and white screen in front of him, JKL was also fuming with a long, dark face, waiting to see how Roland would explain himself.

"I understand, step back a little, I'm about to transform!"

Fusion: Chapter 78: The Combo Skill Reappears: Counterattack

After eliminating JKL's Draven, the Puff duo finally breathed a sigh of relief in IG's vision.

The pressure is too great.

TES was already first in the group, but their opponents had a lane advantage in all three games. If it weren't for their crazy mid-game mistakes in the second game, giving away so many kills, they might have been eliminated 0-2 today. When Nanfeng hooked them, he was a little worried, wondering if the enemy support was actually hiding in the bush. But now that he saw the enemy AD was dead and Sett hadn't come out yet, it could only mean that they had found an opportunity.

"As expected, I told you the opposing support would give us a chance."

"Indeed, they dare to roam and ignore the AD carry. It seems that saying the bot lane is the weak point is correct." As he was speaking, Puff also wanted to push the lane quickly. He wanted to get a turret plating and then go back to base. His economy would be enough to buy items. Just as he was thinking this, Puff suddenly realized that a burly man had appeared next to him at some point and was now quietly showing them a kind smile.

"Gentlemen, how about some swimming for fitness?"

"???"

Ignite the hang-up, then use Chest Expansion Exercise + Righteous Punch (left) + Earth Throw + Righteous Punch after landing (right). This short combo reduced Ashe's already low health to near zero.

Immediately afterwards, he used his W skill in reverse, targeting Titan.

This move completely stunned everyone.

audience:???

Narrator: ? ? ?

"Ah Ban, did this... slip of the hand and put it in the wrong place? This is meant to kill the ice."

"Not necessarily. Ice can teleport, so you can dodge it."

"But Jinfu also has Flash, so is it a fadeaway jump shot?"