You actually want me to...

One skill after another flew towards the feet of the yellow chicken in the middle lane as if they were free. Seeing these beasts targeting him so shamelessly, the black angel immediately transformed from a quiet giant chicken into a singing and dancing Kun Kun chicken.

But there was nothing we could do; these people were too far away.

Eight hundred miles away, a nuclear warhead plus a lightning storm—who can withstand that combo? Sett can build tank items, but he can't even build a tanky item like Azir.

One shot from the female police officer and two shots from Xerath hit, instantly turning the full-health Azir into a low-health hero.

The bot lane duo regrouped in the mid lane and immediately started pushing your mid tower.

Are you coming to the bottom lane?

If they don't come, I'll take down the tower. If Graves dares to defend the tower, let Sett dive him. Anyway, with Shen's ultimate as a shield, we're not afraid of anyone.

Faced with this series of combos, SN has no choice but to respond.

If their mid tower is lost too early, even if they're farming in their own jungle, the game might suddenly evolve from an "animal world" to a horror game.

Only when they saw the opposing bot lane approaching did the TES players scatter like birds and continue pushing the bot lane and taking tower plates.

This fighting style is downright beastly.

[Completely being led by the nose. It's fortunate that he's a support Xerath; if he were a mid-lane Xerath, he would be hitting even harder.]

Knight really played well this game, going straight for Death's Plate as his first item, is that even possible?

[No problem, this thing is purely for tanking damage and initiating team fights]

Strictly speaking, Knight still used the Earthbound Spirit build in this game, so he didn't need to go to Earthbound Spirit. He just gave half of his economy to Lillia, but he didn't need to give it to her for too long. He just needed to let Lillia get her first big item and reach level nine.

The level 9 breakthrough for junglers is the most crucial factor influencing the landscape of the S10 tournament. This is because the damage of jungle smite still increases with level this year. Naturally, in order to increase the margin for error in securing dragons, the level of junglers has become increasingly important.

With Caitlyn present, TES's fast push strategy kept forcing Sofm to release the Rift Herald. However, due to a gank in the mid lane, he couldn't place it there, so he had to put the Rift Herald in the top lane to force Mordekaiser to take the first tower.

TES wasn't in a hurry. After pushing down the bottom lane tower, they started taking the second elemental dragon and then moved to the mid lane.

"To be honest, if there were a league court, I reckon Black Angel could sue you guys directly, forcing a two-on-one situation."

"That's alright. Courtroom matters, frankly speaking, depend on the lawyers. I'm familiar with that area."

"What? You've actually researched this thing?"

"No, but I know that you can't go wrong with a lawyer who wears blue and has spiky hair. Don't ask me who he is, I can only say he's awesome plus."

"???"

Fusion: Chapter Ninety-Six: The Madness of Skill Forged from the Ordinary Daily Life

In S10 matches, the outcome is usually clear by the 15-minute mark.

SN's late-game carries are Graves, Azir, and Jhin, but only Graves is able to keep up with the pace of development. On the other hand, TES has Caitlyn, Xerath, and Lillia, but they are all incredibly fed.

Logically speaking, encountering such a large gap in ranked matches should be acceptable.

So why is SN still holding on?

Because besides the unspoken rule that you can't surrender early, SN has one last chance, which is when Caitlyn gets one to three pieces of gear.

Before Caitlyn gets her first item, she can bully others during the laning phase by taking advantage of her long range. Apart from Ashe who can barely reach a little of her range, no other ADC has a range as long as hers.

Similarly, after the three-piece set, the policewoman will also usher in her second period of dominance, and as time goes by, she will become increasingly powerful and painful.

But the problem lies in the transition from one-piece to three-piece sets.

At this point in time, the female police officer's attacks don't do much damage, meaning that at this point, the TES lineup only has two heroes capable of dealing damage: Lillia and Xerath.

Especially Zelas.

By now, a support's items are almost as good as a TM mid laner's. This is something we often see in ranked games in S10 and S11. Supports are even more fed than TM mid laners. In return, Knight and Karsa help share the map vision. Anyway, it's an advantage, isn't it?

For SN, they have Mordekaiser.

As long as Mordekaiser can flank and Flash to shut down Xerath, regardless of whether Xerath will be killed in his ultimate, just looking at the four people outside, the SN team felt that they still had a glimmer of hope and could start the fight.

Therefore, the key moment came at the 17-minute mark with the second striker.

If SN loses this round, they can prepare for the next game's draft by half-heartedly pushing the game forward. If they win, they can use the Herald to forcefully contest map resources, which can at least drag the game out for five minutes. Although they may not be able to turn the tide, at least they will have a glimmer of hope.

The TES players were aware of SN's thoughts.

However, since Xerath with Sightstone is the team's main carry, he can't frequently recall after completing his warding duties to apply full ward pressure as he used to.

But that's okay, Roland has his own unique search method.

"Be careful, you're done for if Iron Man pulls you."

"I know, I'm looking at where Mordekaiser might teleport. You guys push forward in mid lane and give him a chance."

Are you sure you still have that ability?

"Hmph, you have no idea how powerful I am."

Although it's hard to understand where his confidence comes from, since he said so, the other four members of TES naturally trust him. Seeing his teammates coordinate with his push, Roland finally began his incantation:

The body is the fish and the fish is coming out. (This body is made by fishing)

Hands are as fast as an eagle, as fast as an eagle, and as fast as a strong hand.

I am undefeated in the workplace and I am undefeated in countless workplaces.

Once upon a time 発见されなかった. (Not discovered once)

Criticism: されたこともない. (has not been criticized either)

The god of the fish bless my body, and the animals are cast on the animals.

Nana, my life does not mean that I don’t want it. (Then, this life does not have any meaning)

この体は"Infinite no Kiri"で出ていた (This body is definitely made of "Infinite Kiri")

Unlimited cutting!

In an instant, from Roland's first-person perspective, countless viewers saw a normal scene one second, but the next second, the scene began to shake, and the frequency was quite terrifying. Such skillful operation could even subconsciously remind people of that man.

Indeed, this unique skill resembles the screen-slicing technique of a melon rind, but lacks its essence. Everything seems quite simple and unadorned, but there is one thing that transcends the man called "God": speed.

Faker's screen switching technique originated from and was used in games.

But Roland was different.

Roland's screen switching stems from the energy he exudes when vying for classes in college, from the landing point of the level 1 crouching cannon in Infinite Firepower mode, from the abrupt arrival of his boss when he's slacking off at work, and also from the lewd pictures suddenly posted by a group member while chatting in the subway.

Yes, he has never specifically practiced screen switching, but that doesn't mean his screen switching skills are not profound. On the contrary, as a resource transferor, his screen switching speed is very strong, even stronger than most professional players in the LPL.

The hymn of humanity is a hymn of courage.

The use of erotic images in public places represents the pinnacle of human skill.

At that moment, everyone who was crouching in Roland's live stream from a first-person perspective felt the power that came from ordinary times.

Because, I really can't see it clearly.

What is this? Can you please stop cutting it?!

[I'm disgusted, is this a bug? I can't see anything at all.]

[This is unbelievable! I can even watch Faker's first-person perspective, but with BanGuo, I can't even keep up.]

[Doctor, doctor, please help! This thing has triggered my 3D motion sickness! It's ridiculous!]

Unfortunately, there weren't many viewers in the first-person perspective livestream, and their complaints didn't attract much attention. However, as Roland switched screens, he finally discovered the location of Mordekaiser's teleport and then frantically started marking the opponent's landing point.

The Teleport (TP) summoner spell will appear on the enemy's minimap in the lower right corner if the enemy lands within their vision range.

However, if the enemy has no vision of that area, they won't see any teleportation glow on the minimap. But! If you have time, you can switch screens and see the red whirlwind at the enemy's landing point through the fog of war.

Roland used just that technique, and that's exactly how he caught Ah Bin's movements.

Then the game is over.

The Iron Man, who had just teleported out of his base and was about to use Flash to widen the gap, saw a blue orb quietly roll to his feet, applying a passive effect to him.

The timer starts in the next second!

【R: Night Ballad】

Without saving any skills or giving Ah Bin any chance, Roland didn't even want to step into his attack range. He just watched from afar as his teammates surrounded him and then fired his cannon at the other four SN members.

Looking at the overwhelming Summoner Spells in front of him, Ah Bin knew that this game was already lost.

What follows is all just wasted time in the game.

Thanks to the efforts of the TES coaching staff and players, TES took the lead.

They won the match 1-0.

Integration: Chapter Ninety-Seven: You'll Never Know Just How Versatile Online Masters Are

Holy crap, this is amazing!

I knew it, this guy's matches never disappoint me.

[TES's vast roster of champions gives the coach a huge amount of room to maneuver.]

[TES: 369, don't call me anymore, I'm afraid Flandre will misunderstand.]

It has to be said that seeing these heroes, which are rarely seen in everyday life, appear on the professional stage has a really unique appeal. Of course, although the general level of the audience watching the game may not be that high, they still know why TES dares to pick them like this.

That's because this team's lineup is too perfect.

With the experience of veteran players, the vigor of new players, and the confidence of a deep champion pool, 369 definitely knows how to play a veteran top laner like Shen.

But you ask him if he dares to take it out.

He really wouldn't dare.

That's the difference. With Flandre on the top lane, TES can freely coordinate their tactics. The top, mid, bottom, and jungle have a huge hero pool. Their only weaknesses are enchanter supports and traditional mages. They can be considered half a jungle carry, but does that matter?

The S10 isn't a version of these things.

Unconsciously, many of their weaknesses have been concealed.

"What a pity, I wanted to try playing a support with a full set of items in a professional match." Roland, who had just stepped off the stage, still felt a sense of unfinished business.

That's the charm of France.