You actually want me to...

The fact that someone who frequently becomes the background character for top players can still remain in high-level matches already proves his ability; considering that this guy also seemed to like using those deceptive moves in his first two matches, Green Hair's interest in him gradually grew.

In this situation, because Karsa has not revealed his position, Jayce in the mid lane has not dared to push too hard, allowing Renekton to get through the relatively weak first two levels compared to Jayce. Now Renekton is level three and has his Fury ready, so there is no need to worry too much for the time being.

Shortly after the crocodile reached level three, Karsa's Gragas finally strolled to the top lane and unleashed a combo on the enemy Mordekaiser, slightly reducing the enemy's health.

There was nothing he could do; this was all he could manage.

In the early game, the damage output of Gragas and Gangplank isn't very high. Trying to force a kill on the enemy Mordekaiser might result in a 2-for-1 trade. At this point, Duke is at his peak, and Karsa doesn't want to gamble on this low success rate.

After calculating the time it would take for the opposing team to finish clearing the river crab, Roland glanced at the movements of the opposing duo and marked it as an attack signal.

"P-King, get ready to go for level 3 and unleash a combo on the enemy, then push the lane and go home."

"Clam?"

"Just pay attention to my movements."

The experience difference between the two sides in reaching level three is not too much. This is because the experience gained in the bot lane has been nerfed in the current version, which allows the bot lane to reach level three just as the jungler finishes clearing the river crab. So sometimes, leveling up slowly is not a bad thing.

"By the way, don't chase after the enemy when they're low on health, just retreat."

"Row."

Upon hearing P-Emperor's plan, Roland seized the opportunity. The moment Miss Fortune killed the last minion and reached level three, Roland flashed and used his E skill to pull the unsuspecting Morgana back.

Although Green Hair and Loken were already on guard, who could have imagined that this Thresh would go all out like this? This is no combo that starts with Flash.

"They're on the other side!"

"I'm coming right away." Ekko, the jungler who had just pressed the B key, immediately canceled his recall and started heading to the bottom lane upon hearing his support's words. At the same time, Green Hair's eyes were fixed on Thresh's movements. Just before Thresh cast his hook, Green Hair immediately gave his level 2 shield to the AD Miss Fortune.

It's gambling.

A con artist, huh?

So you're the king of backdrops, huh?

Considering the tricks this guy pulled in his first two games and the deception at the start of the game, Green Hair gave the shield to the AD carry without hesitation and applied Ignite to Thresh at the same time.

If this shield absorbs Thresh's crowd control, then they can at least get a kill in the bot lane.

however.

"Clang."

The familiar sound of the grappling hook hitting its mark rang out, but instead of hooking AD as he had expected, the grappling hook hit him right in front of him, leaving Green Hair dumbfounded.

"Damn it, I knew these two tacticians were all dirty-minded. Sure enough, they were plotting against me and against him. Bah! You old sly devils!" Seeing that his hook had hit Morgana, Roland immediately cursed and then applied his Ignite to the enemy.

If you're going to put on an act, go all the way. The moment he saw that the enemy had all the Ignite applied, Green Hair, who had recovered from the control, didn't even think twice before flashing away.

To counter Thresh, Morgana initially didn't learn her second skill. Now that she's learned the shield, she doesn't have her Q. So, if she doesn't Flash quickly, is she just waiting for the enemy to auto-attack her?

Anyway, as long as the enemy gets carried away, your own jungler can still kill them.

Just as Green Hair and Loken were thinking the same thing, they suddenly noticed that TES's bot lane duo had turned around.

Yes, they turned back.

They didn't even bother chasing him. After hurling their insults, they turned back, leaving Ekko, who had canceled his recall and rushed over, empty-handed. In fact, because this decision was so sudden, it exposed Ekko's whereabouts to TES through the minion wave.

Kanavi's rhythm was absolutely explosive.

Holy crap, isn't that green-haired guy a criminal?

[Giving the shield to the AD carry at this distance, is he probably gambling that the enemy will use a feint?]

[This made me laugh. The light was right in his face, and he was still trying to misdirect his attack. He definitely pressed the wrong button and hit the AD carry.]

[Kanavi's decision not to recall is absolutely insane.]

The viewers in the live stream don't care whether you have any psychological strategy or not; all they see is Thresh flashing and using his E to initiate a team fight, resulting in Morgana giving her shield to the AD carry and getting hooked and taking a full combo herself.

Although no one died on either side, Thresh still has half his health left and a health potion.

Morgana, on the other hand, was left with very low health and had to return to base.

Considering that one side had a jungler and the other had a good state, both sides took a step back and directly chose to recall in front of each other, at which point the minion wave was right in the middle.

It may seem like no one lost out, but in reality, JDG lost everything.

Morgana's lack of Flash means the chances of a gank from the jungler have increased. Kanavi's exposed position also allowed Karsa to farm comfortably.

The most dangerous champion is Caitlyn. If you don't exert enough pressure during the laning phase or manage to whittle down the enemy's outer turret's health within the time limit, then you've essentially wasted your time picking Caitlyn.

The hero, Caitlyn, is all about gaining an advantage in the laning phase.

To put it simply, if I pick Caitlyn, I must get at least four plating layers or take down a tower in the early game, otherwise it will be a huge loss.

To see ten steps ahead while taking only one step – that's what a professional is all about.

First Encounter: Chapter Thirty-Four: The same move can never be successfully executed twice!

"He played well and is a player with a big heart. It seems that TES has really struck gold."

"Indeed, but we still benefited from the newcomers. It hasn't been this easy since the Spring Split." At this moment, the two teams waiting for the finals were also watching this third-place match.

Because they lost the first two games so decisively, the organizers had to call both teams over at the last minute. When they arrived, they found that TES had actually gained an advantage at the start of the third game. Since neither team had enough playing time, the two teams could only watch the live broadcast together in their rooms.

It must be said that Roland's debut was brilliant.

Of course, it's just eye-catching.

This Demacia Cup has seen many newcomers shine. Compared to Roland in the support role, the performances of other new players in different positions are equally impressive, and some, being damage dealers, are even more stunning. The fact that a support player can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with players in other positions speaks volumes about his potential.

but.

Each contestant has a unique style that can be studied.

Roland is able to gain an advantage now because veteran support players like Green Hair haven't had much experience with him and can only rely on their versatile experience to make predictions. As a result, they encountered Roland, who doesn't like to follow the usual path, and thus their rhythm was suppressed.

However, as Roland's appearances increase, his actions and ultimate moves will be thoroughly analyzed, and that will be the time for him to truly demonstrate his spirituality and hard power.

While the two teams were still discussing things, the supports on both sides, without exception, started running towards the mid lane after leaving the fountain.

"Is this an attempt to capture China?"

"It seems so, this consciousness."

Almost simultaneously, when both supports reached the high ground tower, the two mid laners suddenly started fighting.

As the short-ranged Renekton, he immediately launched an attack, using his E skill to create a dash and then Flash to freeze Jayce in place. Taking advantage of the fog of war's blind spot, Karsa's Gragas immediately followed up with an E-Flash, perfectly executing the control combo.

TES is a team that relies on individual skill.

If it's a 5v5 matchup, TES is no match for JDG. However, this is the laning phase and the meta hasn't shifted to jungle carry mode yet. So, before JDG establishes an advantage in the bot lane, their mid and jungle can't suppress TES's mid and jungle at all.

In a perfect opportunity, the two unleashed their full abilities on Jayce, chasing him for a few more steps until they took turns tanking some turret damage. Finally, the Renekton managed to secure the kill, earning First Blood!

First Blood!

"Nice, Ka-bro, you seized that opportunity well."

"It's mainly because the bot lane gave me the opportunity to invade the enemy jungle without restraint." As soon as Ka Ge finished speaking, a figure suddenly rushed out from the F6 position. The sound effect of flashing passed by in an instant. Ekko, who was in a certain position a second ago, appeared directly in the middle of Renekton and Gragas the next second.

W's position is in effect.

Control successful!

"Wow, JDG's support speed is too fast! Kanavi used Flash to come in and control the enemy."

"Green Hair's Morgana has arrived too." On stage, the two commentators never stopped talking. It was clear that this mid-lane skirmish wasn't a simple jungler duel, but a 3v3 team fight involving the mid, jungle, and support. Since TES initiated the fight, the battlefield was closer to JDG's side, allowing Green Hair to arrive at the scene first.

Q skill immobilizes

Having already taken tower damage and been farming jungle camps, Gragas's health was already low. Coupled with the damage output from the enemy jungler and support, Karsa was starting to struggle.

Just then, a green lantern appeared before him, as if a god had descended.

"Holy crap, board!"

"Stop yelling 'Holy crap!' and light the lanterns already!"

Things on the battlefield can change in an instant; every moment of hesitation adds another variable. After hearing this, Kasa desperately tried to light the lantern, but Green Hair was one step ahead of him.

"Crack~!"

A True Sight ward fell, extinguishing Kasa's last glimmer of hope.

Seeing this, Roland could only symbolically throw out a Q skill before covering his left hand and retreating. As for Kaka... all we can say is good luck to him.

After a 1-for-1 trade, Kanavi reconnected to the game.

"My bad, I should have just left after exiting the tower."

"It's okay, K-King. We'll come down right after this wave and I'll take you to get some meat."

"what!?"

"Morgana used her control ward this time and he didn't recall. From now on, vision control in the bot lane is mine!"

On the field, every information gap can be exploited.

Although Morgana managed to secure a kill on Gragas by placing wards and using her lantern, it essentially meant the end of vision control for her bot lane.

Only a few minutes had passed, and the only vision JDG's bot lane could offer was the trinket wards from the two players. Roland deliberately pretended to return to the bot lane, then disappeared after entering the bush.

A few seconds later, Morgana also started walking towards the bottom lane. He only came out again after Morgana left his vision range, and followed the same path Morgana took back to the bottom lane.

"Snapped!"

This time, it was Roland's true eye that fell.

Sure enough, on the wall opposite the small dragon pit, the presence of a decorative eye was successfully revealed.

really.

Upon seeing the fake ward, Roland immediately followed up with a three-hit auto-attack combo to instantly kill it. The moment he cleared the vision, JDG's bot lane duo decisively abandoned their push and turned to run away.

We've been outmaneuvered.

At this point, TES's support and AD each had a trinket ward in the bottom lane, while JDG only had one left. This means that the bottom lane is no longer safe and could be ganked by the enemy at any time. Logically, the best thing to do is to go back to base and upgrade your equipment, even if it means losing half a wave of minions.

This is an absolutely rational choice, but many times, most people are actually not rational. For example, they want to spend money on in-game purchases at night, or they want to practice their family's traditional skills late at night, or they can't bear to leave when they see a wave of minions about to enter the tower.

Torn between fighting and risking his life, Loken ultimately chose to risk his life.