You actually want me to...

"Next, when both sides reach level 6 and Leona has her ultimate, it will be inconvenient for me to roam. Bot lane will wait for mid and jungle to carry. You don't need to worry about top lane, he's a Vladimir and won't die."

"No, I also need some care when I'm on the lane, okay? What do you mean by 'can't die'?" 369 was doing well, but when he heard this, he got excited. He hadn't even gotten his first big item yet, and his level wasn't high enough. If he was going to let his character grow freely, he should at least wait until he got his belt.

"Vampires who have been extracted from the ground have no right to say that."

"I call this a tribute, a tribute to the world's best top laner, okay? Do you even understand the value of the top laner building TheShy's Blade after S8?"

"..."

First Encounter: Chapter 43: This is Sett!

The time has come to the point where both supports have just reached level six. At this level 5 to 6 juncture, when the enemy has a strong engage support, your team cannot afford to abandon your AD carry in 80% of cases. Especially with Leona, if any one of her three crowd control abilities hits, she will be immobilized for a full three seconds, which is practically a death sentence.

Furthermore, both top laners are level 6 and have Teleport, so if a fight breaks out in the bot lane, Ornn will definitely Teleport in. He can't really control Vladimir in lane anyway, so he'd be more than willing to help his teammates gain an advantage in early team fights.

All I can say is that Flandre is ultimately too much of a team player.

With the bot lane settling in and the top and mid lanes pushing, Gragas naturally stayed in the upper jungle, playing hide-and-seek with Rek'Sai. This is undoubtedly Karsa's favorite situation: he can invade his teammates' lanes if they want, or farm safely in the bot lane without worry. He just needs to patiently wait for the Rift Herald to spawn. Jungling is such a comfortable game.

Of course, LNG also knows that they can't let TES continue to be so comfortable.

They've already given up the elemental dragon, but if they give up the vanguard too, they might as well quit the game. If they put it on the top lane and let the vampire get a full buff, the game will end prematurely.

With this in mind, the LNG team began planning a team battle at the vanguard.

Because it was a deliberate tactic against an unsuspecting opponent, the TES team didn't expect the opposing team to try and contest the first move. So, aside from a small skirmish between the two sides in the bottom lane, Roland and P-Emperor had no doubts about the opposing bottom lane duo's immediate recall.

Roland only realized what was happening when Kasa started marking the top and mid lanes to indicate that he was about to engage the Vanguard.

"Damn it, Karsa, don't fight yet. The bottom lane might just go straight from our base." While telling Karsa to stop, Roland quickly marked P-Emperor and went up with him.

"No way, they're going to try and take the Herald from us? We're giving up on the bot lane."

"Of course we'll fight for this. If they let you have it in the top lane, then they're really doomed. We'll drag it out as long as we can. We're on our way."

"Okay, we'll try our best."

Having just learned how to command, and already dominating the pace of the game online, Roland's mind was too cluttered and chaotic, so he couldn't figure it out at first.

If you're slow in one step, you'll be slow in every step.

Just as the two reached the mid lane, the opposing team of five had already gathered at the Rift Herald and were rushing it.

Having returned home once and secured the terrain in advance, LNG now controls all vision around the Rift Herald, leaving the three TES players only able to watch from afar.

They're a little reluctant to give up on this vanguard role.

But if you suggest going for it, then rushing in for a 3v5 before the bot lane duo arrives is just feeding.

Now we just wait for the two players on the bottom lane to arrive at the battlefield.

"LNG's bot lane mobilized really fast, they probably won't get the Rift Herald this time."

"But TES's bot lane duo is still rushing. They want to fight. It depends on whether LNG wants to engage or leave."

"This distance is a bit tight."

"With the movement speed bonus from her W, Miss Fortune can arrive even faster than the support. If the angle is good, it's not impossible to win." The two commentators started analyzing the situation on the field. Currently, TES has a slight advantage, but if they give up this Rift Herald to the opponent for nothing, their advantage will immediately be lost.

"No, we need to get ready to open, otherwise this trip will be a waste of time."

"Then I'll give it a try."

"Rambo, Excavator, and Leona didn't flash, so Brother Ka will find a way to blow them up."

"understood."

With a clear idea in mind, Casa's movements became exceptionally agile.

You said you want to blow all the enemy squishy heroes to your own side, and blow all the tanks away, which is obviously impossible. But if you just want to blow away the three heroes who don't have Flash, then the difficulty of the operation is still within an acceptable range.

Seeing that the Vanguard's health was about to reach the danger zone, Karsa immediately used the ER combo on the barrel. The huge exploding barrel exploded in the LNG crowd, blowing away all the heroes near the Vanguard.

After blasting the opponent away, Karsa's first thought was to grab the Vanguard, but Xx was quick enough to use his hands. After being blasted away, Xx immediately crawled back through the hole left nearby. Two Smite spells landed one after the other, and in the end, the Vanguard was still captured by the Excavator.

Since Gragas didn't have Flash and had ventured deep into the battlefield, it seemed like a real fight was about to break out between the two sides.

Ornn activated his ultimate, Rumble unleashed his ultimate at maximum range, and Aphelios threw a fireball directly in the direction Gragas was retreating, securing Gragas's kill while also significantly reducing Lucian's health.

Fortunately, there was a Flash route, otherwise Ornn's ultimate would have hit them in the second part. However, Ornn had already charged over with his abilities activated.

With a 5v4 advantage and the Rift Herald in hand, if they can kill one or two more opponents, they will have an advantage of at least two mid-lane turrets. This is a gamble that LNG is willing to take.

At this moment, Saint Gun Bro saw Lucas and Miss Fortune as the two squishy champions, while his own team had only a lone Vladimir who dared not engage. The enemy's only remaining frontline was a support Sett who had no Flash. In this wave, they had already gained an advantage in every aspect.

however.

The next moment, a flash of light appeared, and a strangely familiar muscular figure suddenly appeared in front of Ornn.

Hextech Flash.

Compared to the 5-minute Flash ability, this talent allows you to have a short-range dash every 15 seconds, and all you need to do is charge up for a short time, like Fiddlesticks' ultimate. This skill, which is rarely seen as useful except by Leona and Alistar, is practically perfect for a support Sett.

"Hey, JO, you've been waiting for Xuan-jun. Have you eaten yet? If not, take this punch!"

R [Amazing]: Grab an enemy and slam them forward, dealing 200 (+physical attack + 40% of the captured hero's bonus health) damage and slowing them by 99% near the landing point.

The nightmare of tank teams, the glory of true men.

The largest Ornn was grabbed by Sett and slammed towards his teammates. The moment they landed, a considerable amount of damage was dealt to everyone.

With a small step to adjust the distance, Sett used his E skill [Skullbreaker] to pull the enemy to the left and right. The LNG team, who had just gathered together for the chase, were suddenly hit by Sett's pull on four of them!

"Holy crap, awesome! Boss Ban is awesome!"

"This control is so damn good, I could beat them even with my feet!"

Seeing this, what were the other three teammates waiting for?

The vampire flashed and threw his ultimate, Miss Fortune stood still and laughed, and Lucian even slid forward while activating his ultimate. At this moment, Knight's mind was filled with the famous scene of himself cleaning up the endgame.

With just a combination of two skills, Roland turned the tide of the game with Sett, just as the saying goes:

He takes the damage his teammates can't handle, and he deals the damage his teammates can't deal.

He initiates team fights that his teammates dare not, and he walks paths you've never even considered.

In a word.

We'll do what tanks can do, and we'll do even more what damage dealers can do.

A powerful hand splits a skull—truly astonishing!

This is Sett.

The most popular new champion in League of Legends worldwide in 2020, bar none!

First Encounter: Chapter 44: A Beating? Repayment!

Holy crap! What the hell is this damage?!

[Jin Fu, Jin Fu, cheers from the audience!]

[This damage and crowd control are ridiculously overpowered. Is this hero always this overpowered as a support?]

The closer the person is to you, the more damage you deal when you smash them; if I remember correctly.

To reiterate the timing, Sett was only released on the Chinese server a day or two before this match, and most players were still using him in the top lane, unaware of his dominance in the support role.

The passive high health regeneration, the terrifying base damage and shield of W, the bonus health from the ultimate's ability to hug the front line, and the movement speed bonus against enemies within 1000 yards after Q is activated—one attribute after another makes this almost perfect hero in a melee lineup.

This reversal of fortune is the greatest recognition of this hero.

Although they didn't get the Herald, this team wipe still made TES very wealthy. Without the opponent's obstruction, Vladimir pushed the lane and destroyed two layers of turret plating. More importantly, he also gained experience from the kills and the minion wave.

The next few minutes saw an extremely intense battle between the two sides.

LNG, relying on the Rift Herald, tried to divert attention and steal the dragon, but TES completely ignored them and engaged in a team fight head-on, even if it meant losing plating and taking the Herald. TES's main strength in the early game came from Lucian, who, with one completed item, already possessed considerable fighting power. On the other hand, the enemy team's damage output relied entirely on their mid-laner Rumble, who, while not inferior to Lucian, still had to consider the overall situation.

Lu Xian is agile; he can fight or run away whenever he wants.

However, if Rumble doesn't use his ultimate to clear the wave, the pressure on this side will be so great that you won't even be able to leave the tower, and you'll be completely outmatched.

Not to mention the top and bottom lanes, both lanes are filled with pain.

In this game where he had an advantage on all three lanes, Karsa easily secured the second elemental dragon.

Then, 369 came out of seclusion.

A few minutes is enough time for the vampire to reach level 9 and undergo his first major transformation: maxing out his Q skill.

With a maxed-out Q skill, plus kills and team gold, the current Vladimir not only has amazing sustain, but also has a Hextech Belt. This item may seem ordinary on the surface, but it can actually do a lot more.

It can be used to clear minions when you want to push lanes, and it can be used to dodge skills and escape when you want to retreat. The ability power and health it provides are also a perfect match for Vladimir, making it seem like it was tailor-made for this champion (of course, Kennen thinks so too).

At this point, TES could finally leave him alone in the top lane and shift their focus to other lanes. The third dragon of this game was the Fire Dragon, which was extremely important for both teams' compositions.

However, LNG cannot compete with the third dragon.

Aphelios needs three items to take off, Ornn needs level 13 to take off, and Rumble needs at least one more major item besides Liandry's Torment and Sorcerer's Shoes to make up for his lack of damage and turn the tide.

Everything is moving in a positive direction for TES.

For Prince Duan, however, it was truly a painful mask.

I don't know what this Sett on the other side is doing. Normally, both sides' supports are tanks, and when they meet, they just throw a skill at each other and say hello.

However, this one is different.

When they see him in the jungle, it's like they've taken stimulants; they'll rush in and unleash their full combo on him no matter what. The problem is, this hero can actually hurt him. A full combo can take away more than half of his health, which is just ridiculous.

The Japanese woman said that she had never seen such a bizarre boxing style in all her years of traversing the canyons.

They can't win team fights, but they can win small skirmishes. Even placing wards is fraught with danger. LNG's defense is struggling to keep up.

Split pushing, vision control, map resource plundering, and team information sharing are all important strategies for advancement.

With two commanders in charge, TES finally managed to stabilize their mid-game rhythm, avoiding the chaotic collapses they had experienced in previous matches. Watching this unfold, Xiaoming, who was playing with FPX's Tian, ​​frowned and asked in his headset:

"Seriously, is FPX this extravagant now? You're letting them have supports like this?"

"What!?"

"Isn't everyone saying that TES's support player came from FPX?"