You actually want me to...

Anyone who dares to stand out will get their ass kicked. Even if they take some minion damage, they can pick up a passive buff and eat the altar they created themselves, and they'll be back to normal in a few seconds.

This sudden attack made FNC hesitate to advance further.

Rakan is a squishy support, after all. If you really make him tank Bard's damage to last hit minions, he really can't handle it.

Seeing TES's incredibly aggressive bot lane dominance, LPL viewers instantly burst into laughter.

[Here we go, the familiar ordering process begins.]

[The King's positioning and ability to draw aggro was truly impressive; no wonder he plays top lane.]

Among LPL supports, he's arguably the representative of the new generation of supports. Many people from other regions are quite curious about him at this year's World Championship.

[Then tell those people from other regions that his name is Jiang Bao, and he's a peerless master, one in a million in the LPL.]

There's not much to say. Roland's performance has gradually earned him the title of a representative of the new generation of support players. If it weren't for the fact that his enchanter support skills are a bit abstract, he would have a chance to compete for the title of the best support player in the LPL.

Yes, I mean when he doesn't send it.

After gaining lane control, Roland, as usual, invaded the enemy jungle and placed a blue buff ward. After seeing that the jungle was empty, he immediately marked FNC's upper jungle on the minimap.

"Blue start, move up, 3 points to 30-4 points."

"clear."

Remembering the time, Flandre's gameplay remained unchanged. Top laners are all masters of trolling in the Rift, and as a seasoned veteran, he knew exactly how to maximize his team's gains.

FNC's roster is ideal.

In the mid-to-late game, these powerful skills can be combined in various ways, and all sorts of elements can be used.

However, this teamfight composition has a well-worn flaw: it's too weak in lane and too difficult to gain momentum in the early game.

After figuring out the enemy's general jungle clearing rhythm, Karsa cleared the top half of the jungle and went to the bottom half. He bypassed the F6 camp, which was likely to be under enemy vision, and chose to start with the red buff, then use his E to go down from the dragon pit to take the river crab before happily heading towards the top half of the jungle.

It's very simple: gamble.

FNC's lineup lacked the ability to engage in small-scale battles in the early game. Zoe in the mid lane couldn't suppress the opponent's push in the first two waves of minions, and she couldn't push past the third wave of minions no matter what.

With the enemy Graves having vision of him while Zoe in the mid lane had lane priority, Kindred didn't dare to touch the top side's river crab, especially since Ornn in the top lane accelerated his push when the crab was about to spawn, which made him even more hesitant to go.

Graves might be on top!

Almost simultaneously, one sentence echoed in the minds of everyone at FNC.

Then Helyssan stepped in, and Rakan made a grand entrance. Looking at Rakan's movements, Roland thought for a moment and then chose not to move and take the hit head-on.

After being hit, he didn't fight back, he just kept pushing backward, using his Q skill as if he would kill whoever caught up with him.

"Graves is definitely in the top jungle."

"sure?"

"Absolutely, if it were in the bottom jungle, Bard would definitely fight back against us."

"it is good."

Upon hearing his support's words, the jungler Selfmade, after taking the red buff, completely ignored the river jungle and continued running towards the top jungle's Krugs.

However...

A few seconds later, when Selfmade saw Karsa's Graves casually dart out of the lower bush and head towards the upper river, he was completely dumbfounded.

What the hell?

The fact that Graves came up from the bottom river means he must have taken the bottom river crab. Looking at the minion wave in the mid lane, it seems that his own Sour King can't provide any support.

The most infuriating thing is that, judging from Graves' current movement, he should have been able to easily take the Rift Scuttler in the top jungle!

what is this?

A careless mistake led to the loss of a jungler? As a jungler, he simply cannot accept this!

“HYLISSANG”.

...

"HYLISSANG, are you listening? HYLISSANG, can you explain this to me?"

......

“HYLISSANG, silence is not a good answer. You just told me with great confidence that Graves was in the top lane.”

"Ahem, the one who was just talking to you was actually BWIPO, you misheard."

SELFMADE: ? ? ?

BWIPO: ? ? ?

Sublimation: Chapter Thirty-Four: Do You Want to Dance Too?

Against a teamfight-oriented lineup like FNC, Karsa will definitely focus more on farming and Kindred's mark in the early game. Naturally, the bottom lane becomes the only possible point for conflict and roaming.

In Season 10, the director wasn't so outrageous; there were rank requirements, so the main perspective was always set to the bottom lane.

Fortunately, Roland and HYLISSANG did not disappoint them. The four of them kept harassing each other in the bottom lane from level two onwards, and they just kept going.

"Give it your all, Jack! Even though Rakan's Q isn't fatal, it heals him!"

"Stop arguing, I didn't mean to either. If I don't find an opening to use Q, my damage output will be halved. At least now I can still hit the opponent." After landing a basic attack and disrupting the opponent's last-hitting rhythm, JKL immediately took a step back to try to create distance. However, the opponent's Oucheng was not flustered at all and countered with a perfectly legitimate Q that went through the minions, making JKL feel disgusted and nauseous.

This hero really deserves a nerf!

The double healing from Senna and Rakan prevented TES's bot lane from gaining a health advantage. However, in order to gain lane priority and apply pressure, they had to grit their teeth and keep pushing, which was quite frustrating.

"Let's push this wave of minions and go home. I'll see if I can gank or something."

"Okay, it's too agonizing to keep fighting like this in the bottom lane."

Both teams are top-tier players, and both supports are playing utility supports. They both want to make some moves, but their ADCs aren't performing well.

JKL is young and skilled; he can take advantage of Senna's auto-attack animation by exploiting her vulnerability.

Although Ou Chen is old, Senna is a champion that can survive very well. If you steal a hit from her with a basic attack, she won't be a problem at all. She can just use her Q on a minion to chip away at her health and heal back up. She might even have more health than you.

Since breaking the psychological curse of being afraid of dogs, Ou Cheng has never again displayed world-class AD performance. Perhaps the psychological trauma from his youth has affected him too much, or perhaps he has seen through the world of professional esports in his old age.

Anyway, the impression that Ou Cheng has given people in recent years is that he's been doing terribly wrong.

Of course, Roland thinks the real reason this guy got lucky might be because he started having a girlfriend in S10. With Ou Cheng's looks, it's no joke. It's already a sign that his girlfriend is generous that he wasn't tied to the bed and had to fight with his brother every day after getting a girlfriend.

As for HYLISSANG.

Roland felt that this person was in a strange state. He had performed poorly in the previous World Championships, but in this match, he was not at a disadvantage against him.

Whether it's the timing of skill release, the positioning and bush occupation in the bottom lane, or the ability to seize opportunities, he's on a completely different level compared to before.

Of course, HYLISSANG thought the same way at that moment. Even though he had heard that TES's support player had a great reputation, he realized that he truly deserved the praise he had received when he actually faced him in the same position.

Roland/Hailisang: [To think you could keep up with my pace! You truly are a formidable rival I acknowledge!]

Both players understood that the first match was just a test.

Whether it's S10 or the upcoming S11, the champion pools of ADCs and junglers are almost fixed, while the top and mid lanes must compete for the meta's strongest champions. Therefore, in reality, the competition in this round will ultimately depend on the champion pool preparation of both sides' supports.

As a result, the players on both sides were quickly dumbfounded.

Because at the same time that both sides recalled to base, HYLISSANG's Rakan went straight to the top lane after getting boots, and coincidentally, Roland on TES's side had the same idea. However, since they were the advantageous side and had ranged units, Bard, who was able to farm more gold, got an extra Fairy Charm.

"BWIPO, find an opportunity to fight. You only have three seconds."

"Why only three seconds? I suspect you look down on me."

"I'm not kidding you. I only got this three-second lead because I used W to get there and I was wearing boots. Otherwise, the enemy Bard would have come up very likely."

"what?"

Although somewhat puzzled by his support's words, the obedient BWIPO still chose to initiate a team fight. Alchemist's initiation method is relatively simple: throw 502, spray poison gas, and then run over to give the opponent an over-the-shoulder throw.

Of course, how to avoid Ornn's W is a problem.

So, after approaching Ornn on the opposite side, BWIPO looked ready to fight and then pressed Ctrl+3 in a very professional manner.

Haha.

Surprisingly, only players with a strong mentality can pull off such an antics in the quarterfinals. Thinking about how he might bait out the opponent's W with a taunting move, BWIPO felt confident that his Top 5 highlight reel for the day was practically guaranteed.

However, just as he was preparing to wait for the opponent's W to end so he could carry the opponent back, he discovered that the opponent's Ornn had also pressed Ctrl+3. At this moment, in everyone's eyes, the scene on the field looked like Singed suddenly rushed up and then, in perfect sync, started dancing face to face with Ornn.

BWIPO: ? ? ?

Holy Gun Bro: Oh! Baby, do you want to dance too?

The scene exploded instantly!

Holy crap, that synchronization rate!

[Is this guy trying to make me laugh to death so he can inherit my Alipay account?]

Stop fighting! (doge emoji)

[I, a butcher, also long to be a great dancer. jpg]

The sudden tacit understanding between the two made countless viewers outside Summoner's Rift jump their legs, but it was precisely because of this momentary surprise that Rakan finally arrived at the top lane battlefield.

With her father's support, BWIPO is definitely going to go public.

Alchemist threw Ornn over his shoulder, but Ornn ignored it with his W. However, Rakan arrived from behind and used Flash EW at the last minute, making a grand entrance and lifting Ornn up.

however.

Just as he teleported away, a yellow light suddenly appeared and was thrown from the bushes, landing in front of Luo and simultaneously piercing through the alchemist behind him.

"Ding~"

Bard's Q ability, Astral Binding, successfully controlled the target!

"See? I told you the other side would definitely come to gank you in the top lane." Roland's slightly cheeky voice quietly rang in Flandre's ear during TES's team voice chat.

Nothing much, just a normal prediction.

Galio in the mid lane wasn't in particularly good form, and with both junglers on both sides present, theoretically there wasn't much of a chance for a fight to break out.

But the road is different.

Ornn isn't actually tanky in the early game; he just looks big. Also, when top lane Ornn faces Singed, he rarely has the ability to fight back against the opponent's poke in the early game, so theoretically, Rakan could potentially kill him.