You actually want me to...

“Received, Over.”

Listening to the two inexplicable conversations in the team's headset, Flandre frowned and asked in confusion, "What kind of new code is this? Wasn't 1024 banned a long time ago?"

“Yes, 1024 is blocked, but my password is 2048.” Roland and Casa both raised their eyes mysteriously, a knowing smile playing on their lips. Although Xuanjun also had an account on foreign websites, he mostly used it to follow celebrities, unlike Casa and Roland, who registered on Twitter to meet the female bodhisattva and consult Buddhist teachings; naturally, what they found was different.

Of course, the subtext of this set of codes is also very simple.

That is: Charge!

Upon receiving the signal, Hecarim immediately activated his E skill and ran towards the top lane after securing the Rift Scuttler. Hecarim is a champion with relatively strong early-game ganking ability. Due to the extra movement speed granted by his E skill, he doesn't need to worry about where the enemy's vision is when facing a short-legged top laner like Sion.

Because the moment you see me and realize what's happening, you're already surrounded by me.

Of course, knowing that he probably wouldn't be able to kill the opponent in this wave, Karsa played a little trick. He timed his E skill precisely so that Hecarim could run behind the opponent at the end of the skill's duration.

This is the case.

You either use your Flash to stay safe, or you save it but lose health; either way, you'll always lose something.

Nothing.

Facing the four-legged centaur, BWIPO naturally didn't dare to be careless. He decisively chose to use Flash as protection money and then frantically marked the centaur's location.

This is a situation that FNC doesn't want to see but has to go through.

Graves can't gank frequently in the early game, but Hecarim can. However, FNC isn't just taking a beating; at least they can pressure the opposing bot lane duo so they don't dare to come over to farm minions.

It wasn't until FNC finished pushing the minion wave and came over that Ashe and Fiddlesticks slowly moved forward. Roland glanced at his gold in the bottom right corner and said without thinking, "Jack, leave me a few minions, I'm a little short on gold for items."

"I do not believe."

"Look at how stingy you are! I'm a support player, would I deliberately steal your farm?"

"Giving it to you is not out of the question, but I have one condition."

"What?"

"You said, Chinese people don't lie to Chinese people."

Aban: ......

Sublimation: Chapter 41: Sacrificing an AD Carry as a Flag is an LPL Tradition

Thanks to JKL's caution, Roland ultimately failed to steal the few minions he wanted, prompting him to sigh: times have changed.

Back then, the sky was blue, the water was green, chickens and ducks didn't have bird flu, and pork was safe to eat. You had to wear clothes when taking photos, debts had to be repaid, mothers-in-law didn't marry off their daughters for a house, and the father of a child... was always clearly identified.

As for JKL, he was as pure as a blank sheet of paper.

But now...

Can you believe he can actually counter-attack?

If he hadn't actually known him for nearly two years, he would have almost doubted whether he was playing professionally or watching Uncle Benshan's "Selling Crutches" on TV.

"I knew you were trying to sabotage my efforts again. Can't you have any backbone?"

"For example?"

"For example, killing the other side and getting 300 yuan or something."

"I'd like to, but I don't have a Level 6 certificate."

Before level 6, Ashe and Fiddlesticks have virtually no killing ability. At most, they can annoy the enemy team, unless the enemy team is shameless enough to fight them head-on, but that rarely happens. The only possibility is that the enemy's teammates come.

There's nothing we can do about that.

With the bot lane not reaching level six, there was no chance, and the top laner Hecarim was conveniently able to bully "Longski". Without the jungler's help, the TES bot lane duo didn't dare to be too reckless.

but...

After marking the MISS signal in the middle lane, Roland glanced at Knight's Shakespeare, without even considering trying his luck there.

The legs are too short.

If JKL had just stolen those minions from him, he might have considered buying boots if he had enough money, but now he doesn't have enough, so he can only look on with envy.

As expected, Hylissang did manage to dart towards the mid lane thanks to Pyke's mobility. Unfortunately, Knight's positioning was too good and he had given a warning in advance. Apart from losing some health, this wave was not a big deal, and TES gained a small advantage.

"A very calm judgment."

"Looks like you guessed right, that kid might really have been acting just now."

As the two people under the most pressure behind the scenes, White Crescent and Lao Guo were actually very worried that Roland's performance would be affected by the halftime break. They only breathed a sigh of relief when they saw that Scarecrow did not rush to the middle lane.

As long as his mind is still functioning normally, that's good.

They were genuinely afraid that this guy would lose his mind, and TES would revert to the erratic state they were in six months ago. Of course, having Flandre around might help a little, but that's about it.

There was no sound from the bottom lane before level six, while in the mid lane, Suanhuang stared in astonishment at the opponent's agile Twisted Fate, feeling quite shocked.

Before the match, everyone said Knight didn't know how to play Twisted Fate, and he believed it too.

But now...

This card selection skill, this ability to find opportunities, this fancy positioning—you're telling me the opponent doesn't know how to play Twisted Fate? Is this another piece of fake information leaked by that DWG middleman? This LCK team has already ruined one of their own players, and now they're trying to ruin them too?

be sick.

"Ha Qiu... Ha... Ha... Ha Qiu!!!"

Rubbing his nose, Guozi, far away in Yueyang, tightened his coat and glanced at the window with a strange look in his eyes.

It's not open either.

As the saying goes, "First, you need to consult a fortune teller; second, you need to think about him; third, you need to catch a cold." So who exactly is thinking about him during the off-season?

but...

Looking at the card that was being pulled and tugged by Galio on the other side of the screen, Guozi smiled with satisfaction. Not bad, it wasn't a waste of his "overtime" every night these past few days. If he wins the championship, won't he get a card for the champion skin?

Meanwhile, on the screen, after TES successfully pushed the lane, they finally started their own rhythm for the first time. With their experience points approaching level 6, Karsa and Knight once again performed a clown trick.

Centaur crippled six birds, Twisted Fate leveled up to six, and used his ultimate to fly down.

Twisted Fate used his ultimate to fly down, and Hecarim instantly devoured all the minions in the mid lane.

Seeing the card patterns slowly gathering behind him, Hylissang used his E skill to run away without thinking, leaving the policewoman behind without any mercy.

Don't blame me.

The female police officer doesn't undergo a significant change at level six; if she dies, she dies. But Pyke is different. A level six Pyke poses a huge threat to the opponent. Before he gets his ultimate, he must try his best to survive and accumulate enough speed boots.

The yellow card landed and the scarecrow struck, and in the end, the female police officer from EuroCity could only succumb to the shorts of the three burly men from TES.

First Blood!

First blood secured.

In this exchange, Twisted Fate got the kill, Hecarim got the minion wave, and TES's bot lane regained lane control. Only the clueless Suanhuang was a special case. He received a series of question marks from his teammates. He really couldn't understand how Twisted Fate had reached level six. Who could he complain to?

【666666】

[It's rare to see Knight stirring things up again in my lifetime.]

[Kasa's Hecarim, Knight's Twisted Fate, and Ban's Fiddlesticks—it seems TES has a strong belief in winning this game.]

Poor Ou Cheng, he finally managed to get one damage-dealing game after two hard-fought matches, only to be immediately punished by the enemy team.

LPL viewers are naturally delighted to see their team's advantage. This gank not only created an advantage but also helped the team secure the first elemental dragon, making it a near-perfect play.

However... a little over a minute later, when Galio appeared in the bottom lane and Ashe died almost exactly the same way, JKL stared wide-eyed at his support with a murderous look.

"Don't look at me, I'll only be level six when you die."

"But I'm almost sixty, and you're selling so decisively?"

"Jack, you know, opportunities are fleeting. We're not facing a wildcard team, but the powerful FNC. A short-term sacrifice is for the team's better long-term future. Besides, sacrificing an AD carry is a tradition in the LPL. You need to accept all of this sooner rather than later."

"Accept my ass! So this is your reason for not helping me control the lane after you sold me out, but instead eating all my minions?"

"Cough cough, look how fragile the scarecrow is, it can't withstand the damage from the minions at all. I had no choice but to do this."

"Alright, keep going. Let's see how fast you can add more information."

"Hey."

Seeing that his scheme had been exposed, Roland simply stopped pretending. While Galio's forced flight gave Oucheng some breathing room, it also meant that they wouldn't have Galio's ultimate ability for a minute after the Rift respawned.

What else is there to think about?

It's definitely a case of smuggling, hoarding money, and setting up an ambush.

If the Fiddlesticks before, with just a bunch of random items, was only good for crowd control with his Q and E skills but had no damage, then the Fiddlesticks after returning to base at level six and upgrading his items has truly evolved into a powerful crowd control champion in team fights with the ability to deal significant damage.

Sir, you've been hurt!

Sublimation: Chapter 42: This straw man looks quite realistic.

Walking in the middle lane of the canyon, Suanhuang looked at his two teammates, the bottom laner and the support, and squinted as he thought about something.

They definitely can't handle an eight-minute vanguard attack.

Galio not having his ultimate is already a weakness, and their front line hasn't fully developed yet. Facing the enemy's top and jungle double dive, recklessly trying to contest the Herald is just feeding kills.

Then why did the bot lane come up?

FNC was afraid that TES would aggressively push the mid lane after taking the Rift Herald.

The timing of dismantling an outer tower is crucial.

If the outer turret is destroyed too early, the top laner who was originally in an advantageous position will have no room to exert pressure, and the enemy top laner who was originally at a disadvantage will be completely freed up. Unfortunately, this situation often occurs in solo queue games, and countless solo queue top laners calculate the number of turret plates they will destroy, planning to torment the opponent.

As a result, when the jungler came, he released the Rift Herald, took the gold, and ran off happily, but my top lane was completely destroyed.

This is the most common situation in ranked matches.

The same principle applies to the bottom and mid lanes: destroying towers too early is not conducive to the development of both carries, unless one of the carries is playing a tempo-based champion, such as Twisted Fate in this game.

As long as TES pushes down FNC's outer turret, it doesn't really matter whether Twisted Fate can farm the wave or not. Twisted Fate is nowhere to be seen on the map. You, Galio, can hold the wave in the mid lane for a long time. If Knight finds an opportunity to gank successfully, then TES won't even need to lift a finger for Suicidal. His teammates will probably have to carry him off the chair first.

Therefore, FNC's strategy is very clear.

Vanguard, that's acceptable.