You actually want me to...

With SN's lineup, once the bot lane is suppressed, it's very difficult for them to get into a rhythm. Mid laner Orianna isn't a champion that's easy to make a move in the early game, and jungler Olaf, lacking mobility, is easily exposed to the enemy's vision.

What can Jayce do with his superior last-hitting ability?

Jayce is a champion whose role is very dependent on his teammates. He can't be the only one with an advantage, because although he is very strong in the early game, he is also a squishy warrior who can be easily ganked if you want to, not to mention there is also Malphite.

That's how Flandre is now.

If you dive my tower, I'll use my ultimate to escape if I can, otherwise I won't use it at all.

As long as I have my ultimate ability ready, Olaf has to stay locked in the top lane. If he dares to leave, I'll call for a dive. But if you keep locking him in the top lane, what about the elemental dragons in the bottom lane?

If SN ignores the early elemental dragon fight, they'll be forced into a dragon soul team fight with TES around the 20-minute mark. That timing and the terrain will be perfect for Zoe to shine. No one builds magic resistance items as their second major item, unless they're playing Galio from years ago before his rework.

No one could have imagined that SN, who had a more dominant lineup in the early game, would play like this in the fourth game, and it seems they've entered a slow death phase.

"TES is showing off against us." On the other side of the screen, Redmi and JDG looked at the live stream in front of them, their faces expressionless and showing little reaction.

That's perfectly normal.

Aside from their early roaming play, TES's style of play is essentially the same as JDG's. In fact, they are even more composed in the mid-to-late game than TES.

The S10 playoffs, at least until the S10 World Championship, were essentially JDG's meta in the LPL. No matter how many cards TES had, Redmi only needed to hold two: Kanavi and Duke.

"Isn't this great? I wanted to give them a surprise, I just hope their hearts can handle it." As the first one to figure out his jungle route, Kanavi harbored a lot of resentment.

If you ruined his game because you saw his path, he can't be angry at all. But the fact that TES beat him earlier by guessing is infuriating. To get revenge, they secretly prepared a lot of things.

"I have a lot of confidence in you guys, but... I'm also a little worried. But never mind, maybe it's a good thing." After thinking for a while, Hongmi simply gave up on investigating further.

Back on the field.

The most desperate thing for SN right now is that TES has no intention of giving them a chance to turn the tide through team fights. Although macro-management is not what LPL teams are best at, it is a skill that almost every team uses.

What is the purpose of operations?

It's about stopping losses, expanding advantages, and ending the game by slowly chipping away at the opponent's strength.

For example, GEN, Guan Ge's white moonlight, this team is good at operation, they are obsessed with one path, they don't fight you head-on, I just drag it out.

This is perhaps the ultimate in operations.

Either you smash me through with one blow, or you obediently let me drag the game out until I die. What doesn't kill me will only make me better at surviving.

TES is currently using operational methods to squeeze SN's room to maneuver. Either SN has to wait to die, or SN has to initiate team fights and give SN an opportunity. Either way, TES won't lose too much.

As for order placement...

With Thresh equipped with Boots of Speed ​​providing constant protection, this choice becomes extremely difficult.

Everything seemed to have come to an end.

"It should be about time. If they want to continue the fight, they have to engage us in a team fight."

"Get straight to the point, is it a winning hand or a vanguard?"

"The Dragon Vanguard team is terrible at fighting, and their carry isn't equipped enough. We need to fight the Dragon Soul team instead." After saying that, Roland marked the equipment of his carry.

In theory, if Olaf can use Orianna's ultimate to charge in, he could pull off a game-changing comeback, but the probability of that is a bit slim.

Despite this, the TES team remained highly vigilant.

Because every team that has reached this position possesses the ability to create miracles and change the course of a battle.

Integration: Chapter 101: Goodnight, buddy.

It was about a minute before the Dragon Soul Team.

At this point, TES, who had an early advantage, had already secured vision of the dragon pit and river. Nevertheless, they remained extremely wary of SN.

Around the 22-minute mark, SN concentrated almost all of the team's resources on two players: Jayce and Olaf.

Compared to Ashe and Orianna, who are unlikely to have three core items at this point in the game, Jayce and Olaf's development is more important. One represents whether they have the ability to engage in skirmishes with TES in the river, while the other represents the key to whether they can break through TES's front-line lineup.

"How about I try to activate it first?" Flandre raised an eyebrow, while marking his Flash, which was already off cooldown.

"No need, they are the ones under offensive pressure. Just wait and see if they initiate a team fight."

"Now?"

"Leave it to Knight, let him find a chance to sleep with someone."

Since Malphite is the only front-line unit in his team's lineup, Flandre can't possibly attempt any flanking maneuvers, and the same applies to the opposing team.

This team fight will determine whether the game ends here or drags on for another five minutes, and it will also determine whether SN can get a chance to play the next game. As a result, the SN players are extremely anxious.

And just then, the dragon spawned.

This time, the elemental dragon is the Mountain Dragon. Normally, SN might have let it go, because although the Mountain Dragon in S10 has good attributes, it's not something they absolutely have to take. However, the problem is that TES's lineup lacks a front-line tank.

If they manage to get the Mountain Dragon Soul, then SN, who are at a disadvantage, don't need to play anymore; they can just prepare for the gauntlet.

Seeing the Dragon Soul refresh, Karsa also took the initiative to rush the Dragon Soul, while keeping his eyes on SN, who were eager to try their luck not far away.

Is it coming?

With a significant advantage, TES was incredibly fast at taking down the elemental dragon. In just a moment of hesitation, the dragon's health had already reached over 2000.

SN is on!

The Eagle Soars into the Sky is launched first, followed by the Magic Crystal Arrow. Although this disguise may not be effective, at least it's used first.

Ashe initiates, followed by Nautilus's Q skill.

Snake knew that his Q would be dodged by a displacement ability, so he simply threw the Q skill at the wall, closed the distance, and then pressed his ultimate at Graves' position.

The ocean is boundless!

The two players' target was very clear: Karsa Graves, who was playing the jungle role. Seeing the opponent's aggressive attitude, Roland controlled Thresh to move forward and activate his ultimate ability on the spot, dividing the battlefield slightly.

However, this doesn't seem to have any effect on Olaf.

With Ragnarok activated, the command "Accelerate Noise" was given, and Olaf activated Flash, instantly rushing into the dragon pit.

It was also at this time when everyone was focused on who the elemental dragon was.

Holy Gun Bro, unleash your ultimate move!

R [Unstoppable] slammed towards SN's backline, or more accurately, the position of Black Angel. Regardless of whether they could secure the dragon, as long as they could prevent Orianna from using her ultimate in conjunction with Olaf, this team fight would be much easier for them.

Unfortunately... this is only the semi-final.

"Shu~"

The same flash of light appeared on the spot, but instead of dodging to the side, the Orianna flashed forward to actively close the distance before pressing her ultimate.

[Command: Shockwave]

The location of the dragon pit was too small. In this extremely narrow opening, Orianna's ultimate, combined with Olaf's positioning, unleashed earth-shattering power: Thresh and Graves were pulled together almost simultaneously, and before the control effects could even land, they were successfully knocked up by Nautilus's ultimate.

The light of punishment fell.

With the help of his teammates' skills, Sofm successfully secured the elemental dragon.

"The Stone Golem missed his ultimate!"

"Wow, what great teamwork between Sofm and Angel! Who got the dragon? Sofm got it."

"Oh no, this control chain is terrible. Nautilus flashed and then used his passive, and Graves was already low on health without doing anything."

"Knight was also looking for a position, but couldn't find one. Bin's Jayce capitalized on Knight's habit of ambushing from the sidelines and flashed to block Knight's position. Jayce's flash over the wall was so decisive! It looks like TES is going to lose this team fight!"

That's the allure of esports.

Even when a team is at a disadvantage, he can still seize opportunities to turn the tide and gain an advantage through a miracle team fight. Similarly, even when a team has a huge advantage, it is easy for them to squander it all due to a single mistake.

Jayce blocked Zoe, the two carries dealt damage to Malphite, and Olaf and Nautilus, both at full health, faced a low-health Graves. Only Aphelios remained unattended in the back row of TES.

But... it's no use now.

With Titan and Olafka in the middle, even if you, JKL, are incredibly skilled, by the time you finish off those two front-line tanks, your other teammates will have already been wiped out.

In a 3v1 situation, it was SN who benefited.

The game has been turned upside down.

Just when everyone thought the situation was settled, a lantern suddenly appeared in Snake's field of vision, thrown from his side and behind him, and landed right in the center of the Dragon Pit.

lantern?

What's the point of throwing lanterns at this time?

Even if you do, you'll only end up in the middle of their encirclement. Besides, do you really think you can save a Graves who's on the verge of death?

and many more!

Run into their encirclement?

As if it had thought of something, the snake suddenly began frantically clicking on its ornament eye towards the spot where the lantern would land. Just as it was about to speak, a familiar figure appeared in the dragon pit with a flash of light and lit the lantern at the same time.

"I know you will succeed."

"Of course, I did not fail you." Amidst the chaotic team voice chat, Roland and Ah Shui's tone of voice communication sounded particularly light and cheerful.

From the very beginning, Roland had figured out the only way to break the deadlock. SN's breakthrough point required them to dodge Malphite's ultimate, and at the same time, they had to perfectly control Graves.

However, a perfect front defense usually comes at the cost of a lack of back defense.

The Dragon Soul Team did make a mistake in their positioning, but that doesn't mean they have no room for redemption.

After breaking free of control, Roland stealthily made his way into the dragon pit, then flashed to the top of it. To the other members of SN, this might just be Thresh's escape route, but to JKL, he knew this was the perfect stage Roland had found for him.

From the moment they met until now, they have always been this kind of pair.

He unconditionally trusted his ability to seize opportunities, while he unconditionally trusted his ability to close out team fights. This unfounded trust led to many comical situations during their adjustment period. (Book Club www.yityi.com)

But it is precisely because of this trust that they have also defeated many strong opponents and created all sorts of unprecedented comeback moments.

In JKL's mind, the relationship in the bot lane is inherently pure: because you are my son and I am your father, I should naturally have boundless care and trust for you.

So he went for it, without hesitation.

He used Flash to close the distance, then used the ward to fly to a higher place. The moment he saw Aphelios following him, Roland took a few steps forward to the entrance of the blue team's jungle. The instant Aphelios landed, Roland placed a control ward in the bush. In front of him, the positions of Ashe, Orianna, and Jayce were all clearly visible.

"Goodnight, buddy." With a whisper from JKL, he suddenly threw out his ultimate move, [Clear Moonlit Night].

What does it mean when an Aphelios who has farmed six tower plates in the early game and is incredibly fed can land two ultimate abilities at 22 minutes?