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"Planting crops..."

Me: I bought it!

Yes, that's right. The sacred talent of farming connects each and every one of us. If we could also incorporate elements such as cooking, infrastructure building, and hoarding, the speed of placing orders might be even faster.

This is a huge windfall for Gabe Newell (GabeN).

"Stay calm, Ah Le. Once we get an advantage in the bottom lane, the first thing we should do is support the top lane."

"Um, okay, so what's the second thing?"

"Secondly? The second is to absolutely not let any bad deeds slip by."

"Wow, isn't your third place result absolutely fair and beautiful?" Hearing these silly words, JKL felt as if his DNA had been slightly triggered.

"Ah, indeed, as expected of the Dragonfly Leader with a 100% participation rate, his memory is truly amazing."

"Get out of here!"

With the help of Maokai's roaming defense, Graves can focus more on farming and invading the enemy jungle. Similarly, knowing that his jungler and support are nearby, Knight, who is laning against Shanks in the mid lane, has slightly increased his aggressiveness.

He was the world's number one mid laner in S10 (championship certified) and a Syndra specialist. The reason he didn't gain an advantage was simply because he was wary of the opposing jungler.

Perhaps it was Knight's innate talent, but as soon as he exerted force, Shanks immediately started crying out in pain in the team voice chat.

In just a few moves and pokes, Knight's Syndra had already hit him with her Q several times, taking away a lot of his health. She even turned around to dodge his skills. With this back and forth, the already squishy Taliyah couldn't withstand it.

No, call someone.

We have to call someone.

"Bro, come help in mid lane, the enemy has a cheater."

"Clam?"

"I suspect the enemy mid laner is using movement and skill accuracy cheats! Help me!"

"No... I think it's just that your talent for catching White Q bare-handed has awakened. Never mind, wait for me in the mid lane for a bit."

Although he was saddened and reluctant to care about him, because Ekko was also a champion who needed to level up and farm gold quickly, he was still his own mid laner, and he understood the life-and-death relationship between the mid and jungle lanes.

then...

After reaching level four and returning to base, Sadness heard Shanks' call and headed towards the mid lane. He didn't have any particular intention; he simply wanted to go to the front and put some pressure on the enemy mid laner.

Just a heads-up.

This guy may be a bit silly, but he's under my protection, you know what I mean?

It turns out.

Ekko's warning had its effect, but just as he left the mid lane to try and place a ward in the river, a different kind of New Year's gift was already waiting for him in the bushes.

"Bang~"

Maokai's E skill, if thrown into a bush and detonated, will explode three times and slow the target.

The three explosions, combined with Comet and Scorch, resulted in a single E skill attack that blew away nearly a quarter of Ekko's health, leaving Shanks terrified.

Shanks: "Holy crap, what is this?"

Knight: "Holy crap, what kind of damage is that?"

Seeing the damage, Knight didn't hesitate and used a QE combo to try his luck. At almost the same time, the big tree, which was not far away, came running and also peeked out from WE's vision.

With Grass-type Cthulhu looming in front and the Rich Woman's Happy Ball right at your doorstep from behind.

God knows how devastating this situation is for a minor thug still hanging around in Zaun!

"Whoosh~" It flashed and was handed over.

Young Ekko, unaware of the allure of a wealthy woman, was forced to use his Flash under Syndra's pressure. Just as he was about to retaliate, a familiar, foul-smelling figure emerged from the bushes in his own jungle.

Ekko: ......

Excuse me, goodbye!

In a two-on-two situation, they might still be able to pull off a comeback, since if Taliyah uses all her skills, the damage is quite explosive.

However, in this level six competition, it's two against three.

Basically, unless someone's brain has been kicked by a donkey, they won't go head-to-head with the tiger's whiskers.

I don't want this half of the wilderness area.

Seeing that the opposing mid and jungle players were retreating, TES naturally didn't chase anymore, since there was no point in chasing if they couldn't keep anyone in the game.

"Wow, the damage done by this big tree's son is truly outrageous."

"It's just an appetizer. I only recently discovered that this thing is quite fun to play as support. I guess it will become a regular support role in a while."

In fact, Roland was not wrong.

In the early stages of Season 11 in the original world, around mid-January to the end of January, the Imperial Commander Maokai successfully reached the top of the Korean server's support role. His core gameplay was actually the same as the support Ashe, purely designed to annoy people.

However, unlike Hanbing, all four of his skills are crowd control abilities.

In the ten years since League of Legends was released, only four champions, including Maokai, have achieved this feat: Sejuani, Poppy, and Xin Zhao.

Given the disgusting nature of the Imperial Orders, it's understandable that this thing topped the rankings.

If WE conceded, TES would immediately secure the first dragon. (This was not the S11 World Championship version yet; in the current meta, elemental dragons still had a higher priority than Rift Herald.)

"Let's just get on with our business. They'll probably try to take the second dragon from us."

"No problem~ I'm a pro at taking over the field."

"Can the top lane hold its own? I'm worried that they might find a way in from the top, and I won't be able to get up there in a while." With the bottom lane secured, the top lane is naturally the most worrying lane for Ha Huang.

The current situation is that Ekko has been forced to the top jungle.

In other words, all the pressure from the entire team suddenly fell on Ale's shoulders. If their top laner were a blue-collar worker or a seasoned veteran with rich experience in handling pressure, it wouldn't be so bad. But the problem is, their top laner is a young, new player named Ale.

For a new top laner, there's not much to worry about in terms of mechanics. The only thing to worry about is getting your mentality exploited by the opponent, just like the former "World's Number One Che," who was bullied to the point that he had to arrange for a psychologist to help him after the match.

"I..."

"Don't worry, Ah Le can do it." Before Ah Le could even speak, Roland smiled and assured him. "Remember what I told you before, today will be the first hurdle for your formal growth."

"But......"

"If you're feeling really stressed, you might try listening to a song on repeat with just one line. It can be an effective way to relieve stress."

"This is a treasure that your teacher recently stole from the internet. You'd better remember it well."

The slogan is: "Hey hey, hey hey naang da yo! Hey hey naang da yo~"

Ah Le: ? ? ? ? ?

Summary: Chapter 44: Begin your transformation, Ah Le!

For Ale at this stage, the thirty seconds between the first dragon and the spawn of the second dragon are undoubtedly the most agonizing.

During this period, the enemy mid laner is not as fast as the enemy jungler, and the enemy jungler is still farming in the lower jungle. The only support that can be relied on is now forced to farm in lane and get gold because of the recent roam.

OK, here's the problem.

At this moment, you are controlling Sett. The enemy top laner is a Renekton with explosive early-game damage and a shield-breaking ability when enraged. The jungler is an Ekko who can only move in the upper jungle. And the mid laner Taliyah is a "delivery truck" that can reach the top lane within five seconds.

In this situation, how should he fight?

It's very simple: grit your teeth and keep the lane in the middle, and there are even faint signs that you're pushing towards the enemy top lane.

If the minion wave pushes into the tower, you will inevitably be dove, and if you are dove, you will be destroyed.

Even if you get caught and killed after the minion wave is over, you won't lose too much in levels.

But the other side isn't stupid either; they won't give him that opportunity.

So here's the problem: as a top laner, even if he wards the river, the enemy mid and jungle have too many ways to gank him. Now, if he pushes the tower, he can't win; if he doesn't, he'll likely get ganked; and if he defends the tower, he'll almost certainly get tower-dived.

What can he do now?

Although his teammates didn't explicitly give him any hints, he knew he must have missed some important information at some point. Since Captain Roland dared to abandon the top lane, he naturally had high hopes for him.

Just like in a game, you can't lose until the very last second. You only lose when you truly give up.

where?

What exactly did he miss?

The crocodile's last-hitting pace is accelerating, and deep within the mist of the Rift, a looming threat is quietly emerging; his time is now in its final countdown.

There must be something he didn't notice.

Think carefully about what the coach said to you during halftime or before the game, or what your own captain said to you.

etc.

What he said before the match...?

At the same time, the three commentators off the field watched Ekko increasingly leaning towards the top lane, and adhering to the principle of professional ethics that commentators should favor the weaker side, so the commentators' voices gradually became louder.

"This wave of sadness is because they have some thoughts about Ah Le in the top lane."

"Ah Le's position is indeed a bit risky. Can he react in time?"

"If they didn't react, then there's a chance!"

"Here they come, they're on board."

As the side that was relatively "weaker" in the early laning phase, Breath Bro naturally knew that in order to secure a victory, he had to first reveal his weaknesses.

With already low health, I deliberately positioned myself to let Sett use his Q to engage and then:

A lowly soldier, brimming with rage.

Red Fury Q heals, offsetting a large portion of the damage from Jax's Q skill.

A followed by W (red rage), stunning and pulling the opponent in, then another auto-attack, and E (skill) to pull upwards to lure Sett into a position where he can't resist following up. After three games, Breath Bro could almost be certain that Sett would inevitably follow up based on the opponent's playstyle.

As expected, the warrior, whose spirit was fully charged, was unwilling to let the crocodile, who had used all its skills, go and chased after it as if he were possessed.

At the same time, Ekko also rushed to the battlefield while maintaining a line of sight, and the instant he was exposed, he threw his position far away at the crocodile's feet.