You actually want me to...

"Damn it! These beasts!"

"Don't be angry, even without Ornn's ultimate, we've at least secured this wave of Rift Heralds."

"What's the use? I'm locked down in the middle lane again. You believe me, if you show your face on the side lane, two or three burly men will jump out from the middle lane and beat me to a pulp."

"We really misjudged TES."

Orianna is a champion who desperately needs to farm, but she is also a champion who is extremely reliant on Flash, because Flash has no mobility. Killing Orianna and letting her distract the enemy jungler is undoubtedly more advantageous.

As for the vanguard?

The so-called Vanguard is just for plating to speed up the economy. It's fine if it comes to the bottom lane, but if Graves chooses to place the Vanguard in the top lane, then Poppy in the bottom lane can swing her hammer at any time.

No matter how far Pantheon can go with his global ultimate, I'll just use my ultimate to send you to your death. By the time you jump back with your ultimate, your AD carry will be long gone. The emergence of non-mainstream supports is often due to their unique abilities that mainstream supports cannot.

that's the truth.

With a swing of the hammer, the two sides almost traded plating layers. TES gained a huge advantage by using only one plating layer, which resulted in Orianna having a flash cooldown of more than four minutes and Graves being wary of her.

Although there weren't many bloody conflicts throughout the match, it felt like DWG was being manipulated by an invisible hand. On the contrary, they were completely unable to figure out the opponent's rhythm, as if someone extremely familiar with their tactical system was standing on the opposing players' bench, teaching them how to play the game.

Thinking of this, BeryL chuckled self-deprecatingly.

how can that be possible.

Even they themselves didn't expect to become so strong in half a season. Besides their coach, who else knows them better than themselves?

It must be an illusion.

Shaking his right hand holding the mouse, BeryL looked at his near-six experience points and fell into thought as he stared at his rival controlling Poppy on the other side.

Sublimation: Chapter Sixty-Six: You're stupid, aren't you? I can copy homework.

Since TES had a firm grasp on the tempo, in order to break the deadlock, BeryL decisively chose to use his ultimate to roam around after reaching level six.

This was DWG's playstyle in S10.

With the support roaming and the AD solo farming, as long as Ghost doesn't die, DWG can always make a small profit in one wave. In fact, that's exactly what happened. Facing the enemy support using their ultimate to fly in, even though Flandre received Roland's MISS warning in advance, he still fell to the enemy's top and support duo.

"Holy crap, this support character is shameless."

"Actually, it's pretty good."

"You call this good? I was already low on health after the Herald knocked me up to the tower, and now the tower is gone."

"That's why I said, this is great."

Just as Roland and Flandre were communicating in the team voice chat, Knight in the mid lane finally revealed his true colors.

Can a female Fiora with Flash kill a Clockwerk without Flash?

That's something anyone with hands can do.

The Minion Dematerializer passive, previously used on ranged minions, finally proved its effectiveness at this moment. With the max Q skill, the right items, and the passive, Irelia can easily use ranged minions as springboards.

Q soldier moves forward and uses E to stun.

While Orianna is a versatile mid-lane champion, her very versatility makes her weaknesses particularly apparent.

The first one is to use Flash.

Secondly, after throwing the ball to clear minions, if the distance isn't right, you need to retrieve the ball before using W to accelerate yourself. The time it takes for the ball to return is precisely when Orianna is most vulnerable.

E【Double Blades】Stun successful!

Without the speed boost from Orianna, she couldn't avoid Irelia's ambush. With her ultimate, Vanguard Blade, she was determined to get her way. Knight wasn't planning on letting the enemy go.

[They're here! They've finally arrived!]

[He should have played like this a long time ago. He's been playing timidly with Irelia for so long; I thought he was going to stay invisible forever.]

Why does it feel like Canyon's Graves didn't make a single sound in this game?

[You'll understand when you can't even push the lane in ranked games while playing jungle or mid.]

Before the World Championship, the entire LPL had high hopes for TES's mid laner, because he not only represented TES's mid laner, but also the hope of domestic mid laners in the LPL. However, his absence before the finals caused many fans to lose faith in him.

But at this moment, all the expectations seemed to have been fulfilled.

Flat A, flat A, and flat A again.

Even if she walks into the enemy's turret, Irelia remains fearless. Faced with the heavy damage in the early game, Orianna, recovering from her stun, can only forcefully use her ultimate.

"Whoosh~" Instead of taking the only low-health minion outside the tower to the springboard, Knight decisively used Flash to create distance.

Dodge the ultimate, then follow up with Q skill.

With the final auto-attack landing, the Q skill sent minions flying out from under the tower, and the W skill [Dance of the Blade], while absorbing damage, steadily struck the enemy Orianna, who was low on health under the tower.

TES's Knight has killed DWG's Showmaker.

A one-on-one kill in the opposing position.

Even as W finished off the enemy, Irelia's fully stacked passive was still spinning. Seeing the Graves appearing and getting closer, Knight didn't try to retreat at all, but simply moved laterally to try and buy some time.

One second later, the wolf head symbol rose slowly above the gunner's head.

"Well done, support!"

"That's what top-level understanding is. This is what top-level understanding is."

When it comes to data manipulation, ten Rolands combined wouldn't be enough for DWG's analysis team; but when it comes to understanding human nature, ten Koreans combined couldn't match his skill. Even if Roland is highly likely to miss the battlefield, as long as the Predator mark appears on Graves' head, Canyon's cautious nature will inevitably make him hesitate to act.

As expected, after seeing the icon, Graves immediately abandoned the low-health Irelia and instead chose to help clear the mid lane, completely abandoning his previous murderous look.

at the same time.

In the bottom lane AD matchup, just when Ghost Emperor thought both sides would farm peacefully, Ashe suddenly unleashed her ultimate, completely stunning Ghost Emperor who was farming under the tower.

Two seconds later, the notification sound of the AD swap came from the bottom lane. This roam by Pantheon actually allowed TES to achieve a 2-for-2 kill exchange, but they were the ones who benefited.

【666666】

[Solo kill, is this the so-called successor to Faker?]

[The pre-match announcement was supposed to be a battle of wits between the two junglers, but the more I watch the game, the more it seems like the two supports are having a war of wits from afar.]

[That's normal. That's the fate of Knight and Doctor. It's just that BeryL probably didn't consider that, on Doctor's side, the King of the Board has an unfair advantage—the ability to copy homework.]

Not much to say.

LPL viewers have attributed all of TES's seemingly prophetic moves to White Crescent, and have directly labeled Roland's command as simply copying someone else's strategy.

Of course, it's not shameful for Ark to copy homework; the real shame is if you copy homework and still can't win.

One step, one step.

DWG's strategy before the match was simple: stabilize the lanes, let BeryL find opportunities to coordinate with the jungler to make plays, let the bot lane play passively, and ideally, let the mid and top laners make a splash.

But the problem is...

Their mid lane, which usually has the fewest problems, was exploited, and the balance was broken.

You punch me, I kick you—that's just a childish game most teams play on a regular basis. In top-level competitions like this, any mistake in any position will be exploited by the opponent, allowing them to dominate from start to finish. TES is no exception.

Pantheon's strength lies in his early-game roaming, but this roaming is based on the premise that the skill levels of each lane are balanced. TES doesn't follow the usual path. Hey~ I'll just stay in your mid lane and gank you. Anyway, let's see who can't hold on first.

As a result, this "Glory Bro," who aspired to inherit the glory of LCK, was exploited and riddled with holes in just the first game of the BO5 series.

Especially Knight, this guy is killing Clockwork to the point of almost going insane. Every time he goes on a killing spree, he keeps muttering something, as if he's venting his anger over something he lost.

"Because of you, I was taken to Haidilao for my birthday."

"Because of you, I was tricked into loudly admitting that I was the world's number one mid laner and then being filmed on video."

"It's all because of you that I was secretly filmed snoring in my sleep late at night."

"Do you know how many regrets and expectations I have?! Unforgivable, unforgivable! It's all because of you, mid-laner, that I've suffered so much this year. Go to hell, you son of a bitch!!!"

From the beginning, TES has been providing targeted treatment to Knight.

It's impossible for an ordinary person to turn a shy and introverted person into a normal one, but if it's just about accumulating and transferring hatred, then that's too easy.

All the training sessions specifically designed to kill Knight would explicitly tell him that the ultimate goal was to help him defeat the LCK teams that were competing with them for the championship.

Since Kinght can't find fault with his teammates, he can only target LCK teams.

With their advantage and the team's full firepower, TES even achieved a one-sided crushing victory in the first game, leaving LOL fans around the world stunned.

Is this... really the legendary Forbidden City?

Why does it look like an adult is beating up a child? The difference is too big.

Sublimation: Chapter Sixty-Seven: Requiem

Holy crap, is TES really that strong?

Is Knight on steroids? He's playing incredibly well against Gil today.

[After 100 days of rest and recuperation, it all exploded today?]

[If you're referring to the September "no-participation" event, it hasn't even been 100 days yet.]

I was stunned, absolutely stunned.

What was initially thought to be a showdown between the two regions turned into a complete rout in the first game. The high skill level of both teams meant that most viewers and commentators couldn't even understand how TES had managed to gain such an advantage. Only the players in the second and third rows of the audience were expressing their admiration.

This feeling is similar to reading a martial arts novel.

When the skill level wasn't that high, the martial arts techniques were all fancy and the names were incredibly impressive. But once everyone reached a higher level, they realized that victory or defeat was just a matter of one move.

DWG naturally didn't want to admit defeat so easily, so they wanted to fight TES to the death in the Dragon Soul team fight. Firstly, because this Dragon Soul was an incredibly powerful Fire Dragon Soul, and if DWG gave it to them, they could just surrender. Secondly, because Orianna, as a carry, definitely needs a certain amount of time to develop.

The two teams each occupied one side of the river, almost filling the entire field of vision.

This time, Roland's support was positioned at the front of the team.

Poppy support doesn't need to flank. What she needs to do is, together with Flandre and Nidalee, build a defensive line, preventing the enemy from breaking through while pushing the front line forward like crazy.

Seeing the last elemental fire dragon successfully spawn, DWG finally couldn't contain their excitement and began preparing to engage in team fight.

Hiding in the shadows of the bushes, Niu Guli's Monkey King, adorned with Orianna's ball, stealthily emerged. He had calculated the distance; his position when he disappeared from stealth, combined with Flash and E, would be just enough to get him close to the Dragon Pit. If the opponent showed any weakness at that moment, the Monkey King + Orianna ultimate would show the TES team what cruelty truly meant.

One step... two steps