You actually want me to...

[First Bloos!]

First blood secured.

"Holy crap? How did he get a solo kill?" Flandre, who was still scheming against the enemy in the top lane, was completely dumbfounded when he saw the first blood notification at the top of the map.

"I don't know either. Maybe they thought we were too handsome and couldn't help but come up and give us a hand?"

"Come on, Lu Xian and Luo Qi are likely in the bottom jungle, and you still managed to kill them. How bad must the enemy bot lane be?"

"Actually, we don't understand it either."

This wave of kills greatly shocked Roland and JKL.

Originally, the promotional vlog before the semi-finals had already boosted their morale, and everyone was ready to fight to the death. But once they entered the semi-finals, they found that their opponent was a goofball. How the hell were they supposed to fight him?

He wouldn't have thought Luo would be on the team at that particular time, given any other normal combination.

But Mikyx did it.

Why can't Lu Xian play in the bottom lane?

One reason is that it's short. Men who are too short are destined to be unable to satisfy the numerous women in the bottom lane, and can only go to the top lane or mid lane to bully the male players who also make a living by fencing.

As for the other point, it's because this thing consumes too much mana.

Lucian's strength in the top lane comes not only from his skill set, but also from his long-range auto-attacks against short-range opponents. Even with a range of only 550, he is still one of the "longest" top laners in League of Legends.

But going downhill is different.

Facing a bunch of high-damage, high-damage female characters with 600, 625, and 650 stats, you're a short-range, mana-intensive, and squishy AD carry. You can't clear more than a few waves of minions before your mana runs out, and then a few more waves and your health is gone too. How are you supposed to fight against that?

There's no way to fight now.

When Lu Xian was on the top lane, he barely had enough mana for two skills. Facing the enemy's bullying duo, Lu Xian had no choice but to painfully abandon his teammates.

As the saying goes, "It's better to die than to die, my friend," so I'm outta here.

After carefully considering Luo's recent outburst, Roland wondered if he had been too cautious.

Maybe it wasn't a mistake, or maybe they were just being reckless?

Thinking of this, Roland's heart gradually warmed up.

"What do you mean, Big Head?"

"You know what I mean, dog."

"So... should you deliver it first or should I?"

"You go first, Jhin is still lacking in development before he gets his three core items."

The other three TES teammates: ? ? ?

Sublimation: Chapter 50: If I call your name, will you dare to answer?

A few minutes later, when countless viewers saw Roland point out the Zenith Blade again, Flandre knew that Wunder's mentality had collapsed.

Since changing his strategy, Roland's Leona has been almost always on the offensive whenever he gets the chance. Having played the mage support role so many times, he has gradually been forgotten that he was originally known for his tough and powerful support heroes, such as the Three Gods.

Moreover, even without Aftershock, Leona's inherent tankiness is high due to her W skill's bonus to both physical and magical resistances. Coupled with Conqueror, Leona becomes a veritable god of war in the early game.

Lu Xian?

Can he beat a woman?

As long as Leona lands her E, Jhin and W will keep her under control for three seconds. What's worse, Rakan has a long cooldown and low damage before level six. It's difficult for Rakan to kill Leona who's being guarded like James, even with his damage output.

What can we do?

Call in reinforcements.

As the team's mascot and utility player, Jankos couldn't resist coming to support his bot lane when he saw them being mistreated. Of course, because it was Lillia, his ganks weren't as quick as other mainstream junglers; instead, he used burst damage and sustained damage to drag things out.

Delaying means wasting time, which indirectly led to G2's top laner, Renekton, being isolated and helpless.

Crocodiles are strong, that's all.

But the person opposite him is Jess, the rich woman's protector.

Just when you're about to go up and unleash your fury, the next second the enemy's rich and happy horse can flank and wipe out your entire base. As a champion that thrives in the early game, if the Crocodile's economy is poor and he lacks experience, and his tankiness and damage can't keep up, then the top lane is essentially useless.

As for the kills the bot lane gave away?

casual.

My poke-style lineup is nothing to be afraid of, you fat Lu Ban, give him a free kill!

To put it bluntly, it was Knight's ability to pull out Twisted Fate that really helped. G2 originally wanted to pick Lucian in the mid lane, but because they were wary of Twisted Fate and Jayce's side lane support capabilities, they forced Lucian to the bottom lane and then picked Sylas to go to the top with Twisted Fate.

"Awesome, I sent three, Jack."

"I have one less than you, I only have one."

"Not bad, not bad, we still have room to continue delivering."

"Ah, indeed."

In TES's team voice chat, Roland and JKL were happily discussing their respective match results. Although the two of them together fed kills to the entire team, they also collectively killed the opposing bot lane three times, resulting in a kill ratio of 4:3.

Although strictly speaking they are still at a disadvantage, since their main targets are Lu Xian, Luo has almost gained all the experience after several waves, and will most likely reach level 6 first.

But that doesn't matter. This isn't Season 11. Before the Mythic items are available, the Rift Herald isn't as important as it used to be. Level 6 only poses a threat to the bot lane or mid lane. As for the Elemental Dragon, well, whatever, G2 won't have a chance to engage it anyway.

The core issues regarding AP junglers are as follows:

First, he must be paired with a mid-laner who deals AD damage.

Second, most AP junglers do not have the ability to rush dragons alone in the early game.

Third, since AP junglers mostly deal burst damage with skills and lack sustained output, considering the margin for error when skills are missed, the upper and lower limits of AP junglers are extremely wide, and some AP junglers are particularly weak in the early game.

As for jungle clearing efficiency, that's another matter entirely.

At least for Lillia, sending her to fight the elemental dragon alone without teammates is practically suicide.

"You two take it easy, don't get stuck in a fight and end up feeding the enemy."

"Relax, at least I brought Conqueror. I have to bully the opponent in the early game, otherwise I'll have wasted this rune."

Because Roland was also tasked with drawing the enemy jungler down, he was able to engage and fight effectively in the bot lane. However, G2 was not to be underestimated. While Leona was away from home, Mikyx's Rakan ganked mid lane, disrupting Knight's oppressive rhythm.

Twisted Fate can only lane against Sylas by pressuring the minion wave and trading blows. As a certain player who writes Galio instead of Ekko has already explained, Rakan's arrival breaks this seemingly insurmountable 1v1 situation and forcibly revitalizes Cap.

Knight sighed with regret as he watched the minions being moved aside and cleared by AOE.

"What a pity, if the enemy support hadn't come, I could have stalled him to death with this wave of minions."

"Oh my god, I reacted too late."

"It's okay, at least Xuanjun in the top lane is getting ahead. Wait, no, it's 80 CS to 30 CS. Your top and jungle pressure isn't good. I'll come help you later." After glancing at the nearly 50 CS difference in the top lane, Knight made up an excuse and decided on the location to use his first ultimate.

After spending a lot of time with Roland, no one in the team is stupid.

Flying to the bottom lane means the enemy jungler will likely follow, and Sylas will join in. It's a 3v4 situation, and he doesn't think his team can win. But flying to the top lane is different; it's a 3v1 or 3v2 situation, so he won't be at a disadvantage.

One minute later.

When the card's ultimate ability lit up above everyone's heads in G2, Wunder realized for the first time that this game actually had a hellish difficulty level.

Are you crazy?

Single-Dad-Support is disgusting enough, but you're playing Double-Dad-Support, and it's Jayce, no less?

Never won?

Seeing the card that had landed and immobilized him, Wunder's only struggle was to use his ultimate to see if he could withstand the attack and have room to maneuver. However, Centaur's damage was too high with the increased movement speed. One kick almost knocked out the crocodile's dinner.

The "three packages and one delivery" policy essentially meant that the crocodile, along with the box, was sent away directly.

At this moment, the top, mid, and jungle players of TES were so disgusting that they were practically wearing signs on their heads that read: "[Eighteen years old, loves fairness, hates bullying in the Rift]".

【666666】

[This crocodile is really pitiful. He's being attacked from a distance in melee, outnumbered, and abandoned by his own teammates. If this weren't the opposing team, my blood pressure would definitely be skyrocketing.]

Ultimately, the problem stemmed from a significant difference in jungle rhythm between the two teams. Karsa was actively seeking opportunities, while Jankos was waiting for Banhuang to create them.

[Kasa: Mine is male, yours is female. The female doesn't work with the male.]

Nothing.

TES's strategy was to target your top laner, Renekton. G2 didn't expect that the previously incredibly stable TES would suddenly become like they were on drugs, relentlessly engaging in fights against them.

Ah P was thinking to himself that he hadn't stolen anyone's girlfriend... Wait a minute! He remembered a joke he'd seen online a few days ago, and then pondered JKL's physique when he saw him on stage.

Could it be that he's come to avenge God?!

Upon realizing this, Ah P instantly felt that his thoughts were clear.

"I've figured it out. I should have realized it sooner. They're so obsessed because of me."

"Clam?"

"We eliminated Uzi before, and JKL is said to be the second god cultivated by LPL, so rounding up, it means I eliminated JKL, so JKL is here for revenge."

"??????"

Mikyx watched as Ah P, lost in thought and starting to have a fit of madness, with a black line on his face.

However... regardless of whether the other side is here for revenge, giving them an Uzi meal is definitely the right thing to do.

With that in mind, Mikyx activated the ultimate support technique: [Forbidden Technique: Great Daddy Summoning Technique]

"Caps, Jankos, lend me your power!"

"【Supportive Secret Technique: Four-Player Mahjong Technique】, activated!"

Sublimation: Chapter 51: Wait until I kill him

At this moment, off the field, DWG's coaches Daeny and Zefa watched the two teams on stage, whose rhythm was clearly out of control. Their pens trembled for a long time, and they couldn't bring themselves to write.

Are you guys playing ranked games here?

Although on the surface it appeared to be both sides relentlessly attacking each other's single lanes, in reality, both teams were basically just playing around in the early game. The top laner, Renekton, was being slaughtered but still kept killing; he was practically worth less than a siege minion.