You actually want me to...

The four members of the Brave Squad successfully regrouped, while the Orphan Yasuo tried to have some fun soloing a lane. These two teams, which were originally completely unrelated, ended up almost entirely joining Roland's side because of the opposing team's bullying of the weak and fear of the strong.

Looking at the border where I was surrounded once again, my hand holding the mouse began to ache slightly.

"Are you ever going to stop? The ADC got the pentakill, why the hell aren't you targeting the AD carry? Why are you always coming after me, the support?!"

In three minutes, I caught him four times.

Then look at Jack next to him. Not only is he being protected in every way, but he's also crippled all the map resources before letting him eat them. Even when Aphelios was first released, it wasn't this exaggerated.

Seeing his position where he was surrounded, Roland gritted his teeth and began to escape in the opposite direction along the enemy minion wave. "See that, brothers in the live stream? Today, I'm playing Yasuo to demonstrate to you what the most taboo thing for Yasuo players is."

First: Turn off the visibility of all comments to avoid being mocked by the other side to the point of losing your mind.

Second: Mute all teammates' messages, so as not to provoke them into losing their minds.

Of course, for the first and second points, you can take a more convenient approach like me and simply use /muteall.

Third, hide your level 6 dog tag well so the opponent doesn't see it, otherwise you'll know what it's like to play Dou Dizhu, Mahjong, and five-player rounds of X. Their goal is to reduce the possibility of us Yasuo players reaching level 7 and becoming the God of Joy.

"Look, I've just offended the third point." As he spoke, Yasuo under his command kept sliding along with the minion wave. Looking at the five enemies chasing after him, Roland suddenly felt a great sense of satisfaction.

Yes, that's it.

True joy never comes from killing, but from becoming a man like the wind. At this moment, he inherited the glorious legend of Thunderbolt! The spirits of Wind Shadow, Thunderbolt, and Lightning Bolt possessed him at this moment, and Whirlwind Charge and Blazing Charge stood on his back!

At this moment, he was not fighting alone!

Yasuo has changed.

[Lightning Drift] Dances gracefully amidst the pursuers' skills.

【Sword Shark Cruise】is as agile as a shark in the minion wave.

[Dragon Tail] When caught up, activate Wind Wall, place a ward, and then Flash E Frog Princess.

[Whirlwind Dance] Jill runs around aimlessly in the jungle, running for as long as she can.

With Yasuo's chaotic escape route, the five random players on the red team were led around in circles by Roland. Fortunately, they managed to chase him all the way to their own high ground, where Yasuo seemed to have no more escape routes.

But just as they were about to make their move, that familiar spinning top reappeared, this time with her three dog sons.

As soon as Yasuo activated his Wind Wall, Yone used his ultimate to reposition, and Samira casually auto-attacked twice before transforming back into a jungle double eagle, unleashing a barrage of shots that wiped out the five members of the red team.

"Well done, boss. Keep leading them together later."

"Good grief, you used me as bait?"

"What does it matter? During the competition, I was used as bait by you guys every day."

"That's different, at least I don't answer QQ." After replying somewhat irritably, Roland readily followed his advice. Of course, the main reason was that it was genuinely fun.

Yasuo started acting recklessly, flashing his badge to trick people into chasing him.

Samira, along with her henchmen, secretly ambushed and attacked the pursuers on their way.

The two played a game of tag, one of them "eagle catching chicks" and the other "waiting for a rabbit to run into a tree stump," and their teamwork was surprisingly harmonious. The only ones who seemed a little numb were the viewers in the live stream.

Goodness, playing Yasuo can attract the enemy's aggro like this? Is your support's taunt really a passive skill?

In the eyes of the audience, Yasuo's skills look different:

Q. Randomly perform a taunt action towards one or more targets.

W - When you are hit, there is a certain probability that this skill will be released, proving that you have this skill.

E advances towards the enemy until controlled or tower dived.

R uncontrollably charges towards the enemy, feeding them kills.

At least in their eyes, Yasuo was like this in the early game. Samira was really terrifying in this version. After getting two quadra kills in a row, the red team had completely given up on the game and chose to GG.

When Roland saw the screen explode, he couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

It's good that we won.

He could end the stream once he won; otherwise, given his personality, he might actually end up playing one game, then going to sleep, and then staying up all night. At the same time, the LCK's tactical analysts were gathered in the office, looping the replay of TES's bot lane duo's recent duo queue game, their faces serious and silent.

"Did you understand?"

"I understand now. His escape skills were all used at just the right time and all of them were successful. The level of finesse in his operation basically indicates that he has specifically practiced enchanter supports, and I have also found evidence of his enchanter support champions in the regular season." After saying that, the LCK trainers pulled out Karma.

"This... is this what they call a support character?"

"Don't underestimate this. We watched his game record, and his Sona is really strong."

When the LCK analysis team saw this, they were also stunned.

I'm not afraid of your strength, I'm afraid of you doing too many things at once.

Master of hard supports, expert in magic supports, know a few defensive supports, and you might still be hiding your true strength in enchanter supports? Where did these weird support players come from?

In just a short while, the LCK analysis team was already preparing to work overtime in a state of utter despair.

Meanwhile, after winning the game, Roland casually said hello and then ended the stream. It was just a quick game late at night to fill up his time limit; he hadn't intended to keep it going for too long.

"Want some drinks?"

"Drink, are you cold?"

"Absolutely."

Seeing JKL hand over the bottle of soda, Roland took it without hesitation, and then they lay down on the sofa to clear their minds.

Almost a year.

It's been almost a year since they joined TES as teammates. In such a short time, they've won both the Spring and Summer Splits, achieved a perfect record at the MSC, and successfully become the LPL's number one seed, preparing for the World Championship.

In a sense, their careers are quite legendary.

Well, if we didn't have JKL as a perfect male lead template for comparison.

"How many years was the contract for?"

"Three years, and what about you?"

"Two years, but it's not a big problem. Anyway, I'll just stick with you and make easy money. The salary definitely won't be low." After saying that, the two clinked glasses and laughed heartily.

Who would have thought that two people who were completely unrelated two years ago would become the best bot lane duo two years later?

Fate can happen so suddenly that even Jack himself felt it was a dream.

What are our goals for this year?

"Champion, is there even a question?"

"Oh? A team that debuted as a champion has only ever appeared once in the LPL so far. You're that confident?"

"Why not? If we don't even have this thought, then how can we be qualified to bear the title of number one seed?"

"So, what are your thoughts?"

"If it doesn't break, it won't stand."

"No destruction, no construction?"

"Yes, you can't build something new without destroying it!"

Shenghua: Congratulations to EDG!

Since I don't have any drafts saved up, and I'm too excited to calm down after winning the championship, I'll leave it for now.

From being underestimated as a domestic powerhouse to defeating two-time champions and one-time champions to win the title, EDG has truly pulled off an incredible run.

In short, the day the broken sword is reforged will be the day the knight returns.

Congratulations to EDG!

(ps: Oh no, what can I write after finishing S10? Fast forward to S12?)

Sublimation: Chapter Six: The So-Called Version Poison

In the days that followed, the TES team spent their days practicing matches and filming, and their evenings working with the players who had free time to refine their lineups.

Of course, I also practiced a little bit of what they call "hidden cards".

It's unrealistic to expect a significant improvement in laning skills in just over a month. You can only expand your champion pool by picking up two or three champions, and even then, you can only get them to playable levels without mastering them.

So what has seen the biggest improvement?

It refers to the ability to adapt to different versions.

They play whatever heroes are strong and whatever lineup is powerful, and they let the practice team help them practice. With this kind of targeted training, plus the occasional bursts of inspiration from the team leaders, the entire TES team is now experiencing both pain and joy.

After an endless wait, the S10 qualifying rounds finally arrived. As the fourth seed from the LPL, LGD rightfully carried the LPL's banner.

The qualifying teams are divided into two groups:

Group A: TL, MAD, SUP, LGC, ITZ

Group B: LGD, PSG, V3, UOL, R7

I won't go into the specific rules, as those who watched last year's S-series broadcast are probably already familiar with them. All I can say is that the S10 qualifying rounds were the most anticipated in the nine years since the League of Legends World Championship began.

"I think LGD is a shoo-in for first place in this group." Looking at the big screen, the professional players in the voice chat all agreed that LGD would crush these opponents. Both TL and MAD are in Group A, and the only decent teams in Group B are PSG and Rainbow Horse; the rest are no match at all.

"Ahem, I think... perhaps we should maintain a calm attitude towards this?" Recalling the high blood pressure he had before transmigrating, Roland felt it was necessary to do some psychological work with his teammates first.

but...

"What's there to be cowardly about? Aren't all the qualifiers just weaklings? LGD is definitely going to crush you!"

"Emmm, you're right."

Undeniably, he thought the same way before playing for LGD, but reality proved him wrong: every team with a Korean jungler, without exception, will eventually become loyal to their country.

And that is indeed the case.

They lost their first match to a rebuilt PSG, their second to R7 who had suffered two consecutive losses, their third managed a win against the weak V3, but then they lost their fourth to UOL. Whether the LGD players' mentality collapsed or not is unknown to them, but the LPL viewers were certainly on the verge of a mental breakdown.

This is the opening battle, the crucial battle, the life-or-death battle, the battle for glory—transfer from Hongqiao Railway Station to Hangzhou East Railway Station.

It seems Peanut is the real richest man; we misunderstood SofM.

[Peanut: Before I came to Hangzhou, I belonged to Seoul; after I went back, Seoul became mine.]