You actually want me to...

A basic attack, a trap to block movement, another basic attack, and while the opponent is dodging the trap, an EQA three-hit combo is unleashed, instantly taking away nearly half of Graves' health.

Yeah, and then Graves dealt about the same amount of damage with a QA combo.

Seeing the poor damage output of this female police officer, she trembled with anger. Despite the sweltering heat, she was covered in cold sweat and her hands and feet were ice-cold. Could this Rift ever be salvaged? How could you possibly be satisfied with a female hero living like this? Tears streamed down her face uncontrollably. Life was filled with the oppression of male heroes. When would female heroes finally be able to stand up for themselves?

Huh? You're saying that most of the female heroes will be helpless after thirty minutes?

I won't listen, I won't listen, you're just spouting nonsense.

Since this damage difference is a form of persecution against female heroes, it's reasonable for him to send two people to fight one for the sake of fairness, right?

AD's ultimate technique - Daddy, come!

Just after the policewoman had spent a long time pulling and failing to use her skills, the jungler Lillia finally arrived at the scene.

It appeared with a "whoosh".

E connects to flat A connects to outer ring scrape W, give me a good sir!

To prevent the opponent from reacting and running back to the tower, KaGe used Flash to travel the moment he emerged from the bush, immediately initiating C-Emperor's four-hit combo.

By the time Little Sheep reacted and used Flash to return to the tower, Lillia's skills had almost all hit him. He barely managed to dodge one W. Just as he was about to breathe a sigh of relief, he saw that the guy who had been taking hits in front of the tower finally raised his charged punch, and his target was the direction where Graves was.

From the very beginning, TES's target was this Graves who came to mediate the fight.

It's time to close the net!

"This punch is the culmination of 18 years of training. You'd better watch out."

"Eora!"

Roland unleashed a powerful punch, bringing Graves' health down to a sliver. Just to be safe, Roland even used Ignite, which he had been saving for a long time.

First Blood!

[TES_BAN kills G2_Jankos]

Only after seeing that he had secured First Blood did Roland finally take his hands off the keyboard. In order to block that powerful, deliberate punch, he had endured too much damage from the enemy bot lane duo, and his remaining health was no longer enough for him to escape.

Before long, Jinfu's head was also easily taken down by A-P's Senna.

One for three

TES regained control of the early game.

Sublimation: Chapter Fifty-Six: What if?

"Wuhu~ My head!"

"Damn it, you dog, you lit a K-head?"

"Can you call supporting a hero 'K'? That's called 'adding damage'."

"Go to hell."

With 400 gold in hand, Roland's face was practically frozen with a smile. This back-to-back not only allowed him to buy the crucial boots for Sett, but he could even get an extra Ruby Crystal. As the most cost-effective small item in the early game besides the Doran's set, the Ruby Crystal's health boost meant that TES's bot lane duo would no longer be afraid to trade blows with the opponent.

In the early game, a champion only has around 600-700 HP, and even a champion like Titan only has 700-800. On top of that, the extra 150 HP from the Ruby Crystal is almost equivalent to getting a free Ignite or two auto-attacks from the opponent, greatly increasing the margin for error.

[This Graves player was practically disconnected.]

The gap is too big, how did this team even manage to beat GEN?

[GEN is just so-so. This year, LCK has one superpower and many strong teams. The favorite to win the championship is still DWG.]

Alright, Flash's gone, but Hexflash is starting to come. Hopefully, Perkz can survive the endless engages from the plate-wielding king. Amen.

Putting aside everything else, most LPL viewers have personally witnessed this guy's insane understanding and use of Hexflash.

Sure enough, in the next few minutes, G2's bot lane became a nightmare.

They used various tactics to initiate team fights from bushes and pull enemies at the extreme range of their E abilities, constantly annoying G2's bot lane duo, yet G2 seemed to have no way to counter them.

Senna is a champion whose performance doesn't change much even if you give her a kill.

This hero is purely a mid-to-late game hero. Her early-game auto-attack damage is almost negligible. She's purely focused on farming souls and getting her passive. Unlike the aggressive Sett, this weak AD hero can only fight and retreat.

Otherwise, if Jin Fu catches her, it'll be like fast-forwarding into the script of the young married woman X Jie.

"Let's keep this pace. Brother Ka, come over and fight the dragon, then we'll push the lane right away."

"Was this game so fast?"

"The rhythm is inherently dynamic. As the active player, we should play with varying degrees of intensity, using techniques like right-hand and left-hand attacks, moving like an eel and advancing like a leech. If we always follow traditional patterns, the opponent will eventually find a way to counter us."

"Wow, you're quite the virgin when you start spouting theories."

"Tch, don't you see that most people giving relationship advice are single? Theory and practice are pretty much the same, okay?" After the joking chat, Kasa finished clearing the jungle monsters and headed straight for the dragon pit.

In this game, TES is going to play a fast-paced game.

The female police officer's power spike is mainly during the laning phase and after acquiring four items. With three items, she can only barely deal damage. As for the time between one and three items, she's practically just scratching the surface.

In fact, this applies not only to Caitlyn, but to most ADCs in this version. That's why TES needs to start controlling the elemental dragons as early as possible, so that the elemental dragon soul can offset the team's weakness in the mid-game.

Because they controlled the lanes, TES successfully secured both elemental dragons in the early game. Furthermore, neither side's mid and jungle players were particularly suited for ganking, so for the first ten minutes or so of the match, there weren't any major conflicts between the two sides.

Apart from the aggressive play in the bottom lane, both sides only engaged in small-scale team fights.

As for the pace of the game, it all depends on TES pushing towers in the bottom lane.

"How come G2 is playing so steadily in the second game?" After missing his E skill again, Roland was getting impatient with the extremely timid combination on the other side.

G2 is too stable.

Completely different from their performance in the first game, G2 in the second game was the standard "I won't fight during my weak period, I'll fight you when I'm strong." As for provocations or feigning weaknesses, they completely ignored them and just watched the show from under the tower.

Under G2's cautious tactics, JKL took down the enemy's first turret in the bottom lane at 12 minutes and then started to switch lanes. However, G2 reacted quickly. After TES switched lanes, they placed the Rift Herald in the bottom lane to force Ornn to farm gold, and then switched the bottom lane duo back up.

G2's strategy is very clear.

Focus on building up your front line, wait until the mid-game, and then unleash a wave of revenge to wipe out the entire enemy team.

As expected of a team that makes it to the World Championship, their thinking is exceptionally clear when they get serious.

"What do we say if the other side doesn't engage in team fights with us?"

"Let's wait and see if the winning hand comes."

"What if you don't come?"

"If they don't come, it will be a big problem. The Dragon Soul team will be refreshed just when the other side is at its strongest."

Judging from the timing of the dragon fight, the elemental dragon team fight is exactly when both sides have two and a half to three items. At that point, it would be a little difficult for TES to beat G2's lineup, especially with the unpredictable factor of Orianna.

However, the elemental dragons were farmed quite well this time.

Water Dragon Soul.

For G2, whose lineup only has one burst damage option, if TES gets the Ocean Dragon Soul, their team fights will be very difficult. Therefore, it is absolutely impossible for them to give up this Dragon Soul.

And G2's subsequent actions were also very steady.

Instead of releasing the third elemental dragon, they focused on securing the second Rift Herald, continuing to push towers and secure team gold. Clearly, they were determined to wait until the Dragon Soul fight to engage TES, which made things a little difficult for them.

"Alright, it's up to Brother Ka."

"what?"

"Get ready to steal Dragon Bro. Whether we can leave work early this round depends on your Dragon-stealing skills."

"???"

There's not much to say, we have to engage in this team fight, but the way we engage will definitely have to be different. In this wave, they must try to steal the dragon with the least possible cost. Even if they fail, they must ensure that their own team doesn't lose too many people, otherwise the enemy will have to start Baron Nashor.

Seeing his teammates start buying wards and establishing vision, Karsa took a deep breath and began to slowly focus his attention.

The matter of vying for the dragon is actually quite mysterious.

Although the damage from Smite in Season 10 is still tied to level, anyone who plays jungle knows that you often have a prediction in mind about whether you can steal a dragon.

There is no scientific basis whatsoever; it's purely based on intuition.

Sometimes you feel like you're 100% guaranteed to steal the dragon, but other times even when you're the team with a huge advantage, you always feel like the enemy will steal it.

As for now... Kasa has no particular feeling. He feels there is an opportunity, but also that the risk might be too great, so he is caught in a dilemma.

"What? Lack of confidence?"

"It's a little... just... it doesn't feel quite right."

“I understand, that’s what Flandre said when he was constipated last time.”

???

"How the hell did this happen to me?"

Saint Gun Bro is numb. He played Poppy, honestly and diligently pushing the lane, farming minions, building tanky items, and taking damage, without saying a single kind word. In the end, he was labeled a constipated top laner.

If this gets out through the Hero Microphone, where will Li Xuanjun put his face afterward? Will he still be able to date those girl group members?

"Haha, it's just an example, don't mind it. But... there's no need to be so nervous." Roland touched his mouse, his expression still full of trust as at the beginning. "It's just one dragon. If we don't get it, we'll just have to try again. We have a full four chances. We can't afford to lose four times in a row."

"What if?"

"If anything happens, I'll send all your treasured resources to your girlfriend. You can decide what to do with them."

"???"

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PY: Please recommend the book "After Failing the University of Vienna Admission Test"

By the way, could someone help me calculate the survival rate of the books I recommended so far? Maybe the survival rate of my last book, which was less than 10%, was too scary, because not many people dare to ask about this one.

Sublimation: Chapter 57: What I bear on my shoulders is the last glory of being a student!

At the 27-minute mark, both sides had positioned themselves near the Elemental Dragon. Since TES was more eager to secure the Dragon Soul, they were the first to engage the dragon after it spawned.

"Attention all units, attention all units, watch out for Titan dribbling the ball into the group."