You actually want me to...

The bot lane was even more outrageous.

The bot lane duo, with their wealth of experience in getting beaten up, always remember to use their skills on one person when facing a four-man gank – just pick one and keep attacking them.

They changed the cheers, but even if they didn't change them, they couldn't dampen the momentum.

Coupled with the smiling faces in front of the players' videos below the big screen, Roland and JKL's actions undoubtedly stunned everyone.

"So you've started playing, huh?"

[Don't send the drainage board combo anymore. When we get back to the LPL, you can send it however you want.]

This crocodile is living a secluded life in the grass.

[Crocodile: I will prove who the world's number one top laner is.]

There's nothing we can do about it; that's just how it is.

In the bottom lane, JKL can use his ultimate to clear minions from 800 miles away. Since there's not much chance to use this ultimate in the early game, he can die less.

But crocodiles won't do, crocodiles really won't do.

If you rush up to attack minions, Jayce will dare to attack you. As the well-known protector of rich women in the Twin Cities, Jayce has an instinctive aversion to crocodiles, the happy fish of rich women.

The first elemental dragon was taken by G2, who had an advantage in the bottom lane. However, this was not important. Although the value of the Herald was not as high as that of the elemental dragon in this version, the Herald posed a great threat to G2's mid lane. It was for this reason that G2 did not dare to rush to dive Leona and Jhin, who were hiding under the second bottom tower.

Don't wait until you're happy, but then you lose your family; that would be a huge joke.

While the two sides were pulling back and forth, the outer towers on both sides fell one after another. After dragging out the laning phase, the two sides finally entered the tense and exciting team fight phase.

Since he was at a disadvantage, Roland spent the rest of the game either warding one or two key positions or waiting to farm minions near the minion wave.

As I said before, support players need to know what they need to do in the early game.

Once the game enters the team fight phase, the vision support needs to provide extends from just the bottom lane to about one-fifth of the entire map. With this expansion, the support needs to upgrade their starting item to a trinket ward.

Because of the higher number of deaths, Roland's gold item upgrade speed was significantly slower than the opposing Rakan. Given the time difference created by the wards on both sides, TES, playing conservatively, had no choice but to reluctantly give up the second dragon.

This is also part of operations.

Although the economic gap wasn't significant at this point, G2 had secured two elemental dragons and had more kills, so from a god's-eye view, TES was still at a slight disadvantage.

"I've upgraded my salary gear." It wasn't until 13 minutes had passed that Roland finally upgraded his salary gear.

"Alright, I understand. You may leave now."

"???"

Hearing the laughter coming from his teammates through the team's headset, Roland could only sigh silently and continue to provide vision control alone.

This is the difference.

If he's playing a support mage, Karsa will help relieve a lot of vision pressure and will generally stay close to him, since warding often means being alone. But since he's playing Leona this game, he doesn't need to stay with him.

They're thick-skinned and tough; even if the enemy manages to catch them, they won't be able to kill them quickly.

However, it seemed to be fate's arrangement. Just as Roland touched the river grass and was preparing to place his business, at the same time, Mikyx's Luo also arrived at the same spot, and it seemed that his idea coincided with Roland's.

Japanese woman: "Hi, you're here to take a dump, right?"

Luo: !!

Just as Rakan was about to use his W to escape, Roland, without hesitation, pointed a Zenith Blade at him.

The movement follows, the shield slams down, and the W shield skill is activated.

Although Leona's fighting power became negligible by the 13-minute mark, taking down a support like you is still a piece of cake.

Originally, for the other eight players on both sides, fighting as a support was like women fighting – it looked interesting but was actually just so-so. However, when they realized that the female player didn't seem to have any intention of stopping,

The ignition point erupted!

Two ultimate abilities lit up simultaneously, one after the other, forcing both top laners to use their Teleport abilities. The two AD carries were completely unaware of what was happening. By the time they realized what was going on, the small skirmish in the river had quietly escalated into a major team fight.

[Holy crap? What happened?]

There are no map resources available at this time, so how did the fighting suddenly start?

[Completely baffled. I could understand why you were fighting even if you had a Rift Scuttler, but what's going on? Just plain annoyed with the other team.]

Wow~ This semi-final is playing like my ranked matches.

Everyone was in a panic. Originally, the Hat King just saw that the stolen Twisted Fate's ultimate ability was about to expire, and thought he might as well use it for fun. But who knew that when he pressed it, he forced the opponent's Twisted Fate to use his ultimate ability as well, which meant he had to be eliminated.

As a result of the chain reaction, everyone immediately began moving towards the river area.

Meanwhile, the two supporting parties who were the instigators seem to be discovering more and more people about the river channel amidst their mutual struggle.

It doesn't matter.

Both of them still had their ultimate abilities ready, so if they were to actually fight, it wasn't that they were particularly afraid of each other.

This is where raising Jayce comes in handy.

Saint Gunner landed and immediately started firing. Even though the only enemy was Lilia, a girl, it didn't affect his cannon's output at all. At this moment, he finally became the superior of the Rich Woman Guardian - the Fury Guardian.

The river was only a short distance away, and both sides were trembling. This shot, a testament to over twenty years of single-handed skill, directly blasted the G2 team into a deep rage.

"Bang~"

Nearly a third of his health disappeared instantly.

"Holy crap, what kind of damage is that?!" Seeing this shot, Roland didn't hold back anymore. He had to strike while the iron was hot and take control of the situation before the opponent could react.

R [Solar Flare] indicates.

The target was Lillia, who was quite far away. The crocodile was caught out and rendered useless, Sylas's early game damage was insufficient, and Lucian was difficult to aim at due to his mobility. Therefore, Lillia, who had no mobility, naturally became the best target.

Roland, who had successfully slowed down his opponent with his ultimate skill and was about to retreat, heard Karsa's anxious shouts through his team's headset.

"Hold on tight, wait for me... wait for me to kill him!"

"The dump truck is here!"

Sublimation: Chapter 52: The Daily Tasks of a Dump Truck Driver (√)

On the front lines of the battlefield, the advantages of the centaur were on full display at this moment.

Unlike other heroes, Hecarim can use his ultimate, Shadow Strike, to enter the fray. Thanks to the uncontrollable nature of his R skill, even if Rakan uses his ultimate to charm first, it won't have any effect on Hecarim.

Shadow Charge deals area-of-effect damage to G2's front line.

The moment the dump truck crashed down, the male horse kicked the female horse to near-death, followed by a Q and W. Jankos didn't even have time to react before he entered the fray and unleashed his ultimate; he was already killed by Leona's slow and Hecarim's burst damage.

TES's Karsa killed G2's Jankos.

Seeing the kill notification floating above the canyon, Kasa knew that just now, another innocent lucky guy had been successfully transported to another world by him.

The daily tasks of a dump truck driver (√)

Of course, TES tacitly chose to engage on Enchantress first, while on the side, Leona, who was leading the charge, ultimately couldn't withstand the damage from the fed Lucian and was the second to die.

However, Roland is not the same as Jankos.

He was the one who finished controlling the game, taking all the damage, and then gracefully retired. So after his Leona died, Roland naturally became the fountain commander and started rambling on in the team voice chat.

"Oh! Xuanjun, you dialed the wrong number."

"Wait a minute, this damage is hitting Sylas first, that's not right."

"Oh~ yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!"

"Oh no! Something's not right, something's not right, something's not right."

Listening to Roland's crazy antics in the team voice chat, the other four players in the team fight also had black lines on their faces. Perhaps this guy hadn't played a tank support like this in a long time. Judging from his self-talk, he must have been pent up for a while.

With no tankiness in the top lane and no ultimate ability to steal AOE damage in team fights in the mid lane, Lillia, the only one who had a chance to turn the tide, was intentionally taken down by TES. The rest of the team fights were unsure how to win, so they simply ignored Roland's rambling and started playing their own game.

A 1-for-4 exchange, though all kills, brought the score back from the gold and kill deficit. For LPL viewers, this is a morale boost.

[666, G2 can prepare for the next game.]

[Kasa's Centaur damage is truly outrageous; he one-shotted Lillia in one combo, can you believe it?]

[Don't you even look at how many kills you've gotten with the top laner? This hero is so overpowered in the early game if you don't control the team? Three of his four skills are AOE, and his ultimate has a range of over 900 units, forcibly inflicting fear.]

[TES's AOE damage is so strong that even if Perkz and Lucian are fed, they can't finish them off. That's how it is.]

Once the team fight started, TES's side was like a giant basketball court.

Knight's cards completely shut down Sylas, and JackeyLove's Jhin used his ultimate from a super long distance to shoot bullets at Lucian. Basically, they didn't give the opponent a safe environment to deal damage, and then let Jayce and Hecarim go to the opponent's backline to do their AOE.

Especially Jess.

Jayce with insurance coverage is a different story from Jayce without insurance coverage.

When Flandre was with EDG in S11, he could still deal the highest damage to the team with Jayce even without anyone protecting him. Now that he's joined TES, he's enjoying the emperor treatment of a top laner. So, wouldn't he just shove the gun barrel straight into the enemy's mouth?

A little over a minute later, after Flandre returned to base and bought his simple top lane three-item build, he glanced at G2's mid lane turret, cleared his throat, and then shouted into his headset, "Brothers, let's take over Piltover!"

"Wuhu~"

Seeing that the team atmosphere had been stirred up once again, Roland promptly followed up on Flandre's statement:

"The county magistrate is here! Piltover is at peace!"

"With the county magistrate here, justice will prevail!"

"Brothers, charge!"

As soon as the order to charge was given, the TES team quickly assembled and charged straight towards G2's mid-lane turret.

This time, Roland could no longer suppress his desires.

Upon meeting, raise your hand and unleash your ultimate move!

As the Bible says: When two armies clash, RPGs are the solution.

You might regret joining a group buy for three seconds, but you'll regret not joining for a lifetime.

As for whether the teammates can keep up?

If even Jayce, Hecarim, Twisted Fate, and Jhin can't keep up with the damage, then this match might as well be canceled. They should just buy tickets and leave from Hangzhou East Railway Station as soon as possible; if they run fast enough, they might be able to get a few more days off.

Without hesitation, [Solar Flare] was unleashed, hitting Lucian and Rakan standing under the enemy tower at maximum range. While the G2 players were still confused about how this ultimate came so suddenly, Roland's Leona flashed and decisively pointed Zenith Blade at the enemy tower.

As if they had activated something they shouldn't have, the rest of TES unleashed their skills at the same time the Leona was on the field.