"Hmph, basic stuff, nothing special, just a normal performance."

"Goodness, you're putting on an act now. But you really deserve a lot of credit this time. You've got all the spotlight and glory today."

"It has to be me! Charge, brothers!"

Even after creating memorable moments on the field, Roland still remembers that winning the game is the ultimate victory. Only by winning can his memorable moments receive the greatest boost in popularity. As for losing, he will still be criticized if he has to.

With the lineup reaching its power spike and the Baron buff boosting the minion waves, the entire team equipped all the necessary Stopwatches and Zhonya's Hourglasses. From this moment on, they were already aiming for victory.

Team up, push lanes, and force resources.

Because the opposing team had too many ways to initiate team fights, TES didn't choose to split push recklessly this time, but instead adopted a more conservative team push strategy. Facing the minions buffed by the Baron buff, JDG stubbornly defended their high ground, sacrificing all other turrets.

The Baron buff on TES finally arrived when they finally pushed JDG's high ground tower.

This time, Knight found his opportunity.

With a double EQ combo, Knight pushed Gnar, who was in a risky position, from a very strange angle. Seeing this, Knight decisively used W+R to force out Kindred's ultimate.

"Oh!"

Finally, the moment arrived when the barrel exploded. The barrel was thrown decisively, blasting Gnar and Kindred out of the circle. Just as the rest of TES were about to follow up with damage, they discovered that Leona's ultimate was lit up in the distance, hitting Lee Sin and Jayce who were preparing to follow up with damage.

The scene instantly descended into chaos.

On one side, JDG players were relentlessly attacking Jayce, Lee Sin, and Gragas; on the other side, Jhin was constantly maintaining distance while dealing damage, protecting Syndra as she retreated with low health.

Even more critically, because Leona's ultimate was so powerful, the Duke, who was blown away by Gragas' ultimate, transformed into his larger form and managed to flash back while enduring TES's damage, successfully unleashing his ultimate before dying.

Reconnect the control.

In the face of the final battle, everyone did their best to finish their job. JDG's last-minute counterattack caught TES off guard.

Unfortunately... time wasn't on JDG's side.

Basic attack, reposition, another basic attack, and then the W skill snipes and kills Zoe who is trying to escape from a short distance away.

ADCs were indeed not the darlings of the S10 version, but that doesn't mean they were completely useless in the late game. JKL, suppressing his volatile temper, showcased his positioning and talent in the final team fight.

The top laner died, the jungler died, and the support was no exception. He and Syndra, who were low on health and had gone to push the mid lane, were still alive on the Rift.

Of course, JDG was also in a bad situation. No matter how well Leona and Gnar played, they were the ones who were attacked first. At this time, they only had one Ashe with half health left, and she was trying to return to base to replenish her health.

Judging from the result, this wave seems to have ended there; the real game will have to go through another team fight before it ends.

But...JKL couldn't hold back any longer.

"Hey, have you ever seen a Death Revolver?"

"Clam?"

"Never seen this before? No problem, all you have to do is watch me do it." With that, Jack pressed the summoner spell without hesitation.

With a "whoosh," it was instantly delivered!

Just when everyone thought the team fight was over, JKL, who was the only one left on the battlefield, made the most daring move.

Flash into the tower.

Then, the ultimate move is activated!

The range of [Perfect Curtain Call] suddenly increased, and the defensive towers standing on the high ground sensed the threat, their attacks gathering. No one expected JKL to make this choice, but undeniably, it was a way to end the game, and certainly, it was incredibly reckless.

"Crazy! All of TES are crazy!" Loken cursed as he watched the range field suddenly unfold behind him, before he could even react, he was already hit by the first shot of Jhin's ultimate.

"Oh!"

Before he could make any adjustments, his second ultimate shot landed squarely on Hanbing. The two bullets reduced Hanbing's already low health to single digits.

Similarly, under the attack of the turrets, Jhin's health was also steadily decreasing.

But what does it matter?

JKL, with a carefree smile, declared that he had never regretted his actions. Known for his tower-tanking prowess, this flash-to-tank move was just another traditional tactic for the AD carry. Watching Ashe frantically maneuvering in the distance, he fired his third bullet.

"Oh!"

Unfortunately, this time the bullet was ultimately twisted by Hanbing's waist, and the opportunity came to the last bullet.

Corpses littered the ground, heroes with low health, the Revolver of Fate, and the final crystal—it seemed that everything had reached its final moment. Just as the turret landed with its last basic attack, JKL aimed his sniper rifle at the edge of the range of the Ice Queen and fired his last bullet of the day.

Xuanjun's hopes, Casa's struggles, Knight's sacrifices, and Roland's sense of responsibility all converge on this gun at this moment.

"Take a good look at this. The name of this shot is Goodnight."

"Oh!"

The fourth bullet was fired, and this time, Ashe was ultimately unable to dodge Jhin's ultimate.

[TES_JKL kills JDG_Loken]

[The turret killed TES_JKL]

The game... is over.

Loken, lying dead in front of the fountain, could only watch blankly as the low-health Syndra in the mid lane slowly pushed down their inhibitor and crystal, gradually destroying their hopes of winning the championship.

With the final basic attack landing.

TES ultimately defeated JDG 3-2.

We won the championship!

Fusion: Chapter 116: The Only Light

Congratulations TES! X3

With a celebratory shout from the off-site commentator, the chat in the live stream exploded instantly. It was only because of the natural disaster that no one was able to watch the match live; otherwise, the quality of today's five-game BO5 would have definitely caused all the viewers present to cheer and shout.

【Wonderful.】

Today truly showcased the best of both teams; thank you to all ten players on stage for such a fantastic BO5.

Which internet cafe in Pingxiang is this amazing?

I don't know which internet cafe it was, but I strongly suspect that JKL and Banhuang (a nickname for a pro player) came from the same one; the vibe is too strong.

If the highlights of the first four games were the skirmishes between the mid and jungle players on both sides, then the key point of the last game was undoubtedly the 0/7 Gragas's confident E-Flash-R combo and the half-health AD's Flash into the tower to use his ultimate. In particular, their actions of flashing forward were practically identical.

The fifth time, it was definitely these two who were faking it.

On the TES side, the moment they won the game, the whole team immediately took off their headphones and started laughing and celebrating loudly, especially Flandre.

This is his first LPL championship since S4. Although there were no spectators in the audience, he is at least someone who has won an LPL championship and can go to the World Championship. Thinking about the Snake team back then, the only one who has not been to the World Championship is Crystal. With SN's strength, he thinks Sofm is definitely capable.

Well, although it might be a bit much to think that way, I still hope he doesn't forget to water his trophy today.

"Hey guys, now that we've won, are we on the same path to godhood as RNG in S8?" Roland asked his teammates, seemingly remembering something.

"Huh? What is that?"

"A Grand Slam, right? Spring and Summer double titles, the MSC Mid-Season Cup corresponds to the MSI Mid-Season Cup, and the Rift Rivals was canceled. According to this logic, are we just one more title away from a Grand Slam?"

"Hmm~ That seems to make sense."

Upon realizing this, everyone suddenly felt that Xia Guan's victory was nothing special. After all, they knew what the consequences would be if they didn't achieve any results.

Well, that's roughly the idea that it can raise the average level of the anti-racism forum members by two or three levels.

Unlike the cheerful atmosphere of TES looking forward to the future, JDG couldn't help but show their disappointment and dejection on their faces. Although they are second in the standings after TES and have already secured their place as the LPL's second seed, as a team that was defeated in two consecutive games in a BO5, some emotions cannot be easily shaken off.

Fortunately, the handshake was cancelled at the stadium due to the natural disaster, otherwise they would have been quite embarrassed.

After securing the victory, there was a brief awards ceremony and post-match interviews, followed by a disgusting send-off ceremony (a bunch of people standing and taking photos), and finally, we had to go back to the club to pack our things and prepare to witness the Hangzhou East Railway Station at 4 a.m.

Yes, I'm going to film a documentary. This year's World Championship will be held in the LPL, so I don't need to go abroad.

It's worth mentioning that although Roland received a lot of attention in the last two games, his reputation was not enough to overshadow his teammates, and his performance was not as good as JKL and Knight, who were stable throughout the game. Therefore, the LPL interview booth and the Korean interview booth, which had higher priority, each took one of the two carries.

JKL was in a bad situation; he went to the LPL interview booth. Given the current "professionalism" of the interviewers and the level of audience attention, he might get tricked or sabotaged. Seeing JKL's pained expression, Roland gloated and egged him on from the side.

"Don't be afraid, go for it. A true warrior dares to face the bleakness of life. Who told you to play AD? Archers have always been lucky, right?"

"Shut up, you stinking dog. If you don't speak, no one will think you're mute."

"Oh, right, you also have an interview to do later, get ready." Seeing that he had finished his tirade, White Crescent Moon then conveniently added insult to injury.

???

WTF?

"No way, it's normal for their two carries to be interviewed because they have good stats and high KDA. But my KDA is almost the worst in the game, and they still have interviewers looking for me?"

“Yes, the English commentary team specifically asked for you. Hurry up, the translator and host are already waiting there.” After saying that, White Crescent gave him a couple of pushes.

Now it's JKL's turn to live in Bengbu.

"Hahaha, you idiot, you have the nerve to talk about me like that. Sigh, that feels good, that feels good. I feel like today is another good day to rank up."

Roland: ......

Although he was very unhappy, he couldn't find any reason to refute it. Since fate had already predetermined the narration position for him, he had no choice but to bite the bullet and go for it.

Unlike the LPL's interview booth, the English-language commentary booth, while facing the language barrier, also has its obvious advantages: fewer viewers and a higher tolerance threshold.

Fewer viewers mean fewer people stirring up trouble, and even if something is said, few people are willing to click to watch the video. The high tolerance threshold is because viewers from other regions have been bombarded by teams like G2 for years, and if you don't say something outrageous, they might even find you boring. This means Roland can say whatever he wants.

Since it's an English-language channel, Xiran, as the trilingual (Chinese, English, and Korean) host for the LPL, naturally had to take over. Seeing that it was her acquaintance Roland who came to interview TES, Xiran secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

Unfortunately, even though she's a trilingual host, her vocabulary doesn't include less common languages ​​like Knight's, so there's a risk of a live broadcast mishap.

Xiran: Welcome TES's Aban to our interview.

Roland: Thank you, I'm very happy too.

Q1: So here are a few questions. First, how did you feel after the game?

A1: Well, I was a little excited, but mostly I was tired, hungry, and conflicted. I was so tired that I didn't know when I would be able to eat dinner. And I died so many times in the last game that I didn't know if the club would still give me the bonus.

Xi Ran: ? ? ?

Honestly, if they weren't in front of the camera, given how well they know each other, Xiran's hands would definitely be freezing by now.

Are you trying to sabotage me?

I accepted your interview so you could say some official things so we could all leave work early, not so you could tell me your true feelings, okay? And you actually tricked me? Although she had a lot on her mind, out of professional ethics, hope Ran still translated Roland's words carefully.

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