You actually want me to...

Let's go back and fight. It's a huge loss for him to trade one for one, and we might not even be able to get the kill.

But if he doesn't fight, and two female heroes are watching him, wouldn't it be against the women's will if he, as a male hero, forcibly leaves? What if he gets a lawyer's letter?

With no other options and nowhere else to turn, the Duke had no choice but to turn back and try to forcefully replace Rieel.

But... it was too late for him to turn back.

They had already planned to target the crocodile, so how could they not have anticipated this scene? A sharp axe was thrown from a distance, and upon closer inspection, it was none other than Olaf, the Emperor of Harper.

The crocodile trapped inside Camille's ultimate ability?

Isn't that just a target for Olaf to practice his axe skills?

Flash, pick up the axe, use the EWQ combo to face-roll the keyboard, and with Camille's second Q, forcefully kill Duke's Renekton.

[TES_Ale kills JDG_Zoom]

Just as the sound of the crocodile dying rang out, Green Hair and Kanavi barely arrived at the edge of the battlefield.

"How could he get here so quickly?"

"It's Boots of Speed, he bought Boots of Speed." Hearing the Duke's question, Green Hair subconsciously replied, then looked back at his own equipment: Boots of Speed ​​+ Ruby + Cloth Armor. It was normal that he couldn't outrun the enemy support.

This time, he was careless.

As the camera panned across the screen, viewers in TES's rest area also caught a glimpse of White Crescent pointing and gesturing at Lao Guo.

"See? I told you that things would definitely be different if you were forced into this situation."

"Indeed, but why are you only letting him go now?"

"Because it's too early, the team members don't feel the pressure."

"Clam?"

"For the LPL teams, the fully-formed TES is the TES they truly fear. So in order to force Roland out as much as possible, they will try every means to find a breakthrough in the team and make us anxious, such as Ale and Haro."

White Crescent thought this approach was pretty good.

To test TES's full strength, all teams will desperately target your weaknesses. If your top and jungle are almost driven to despair by me, your support can't possibly keep hiding, right? But he took advantage of this mentality. If you don't properly target Ale and Haro, TES really won't have such a fast integration progress.

Aren't you afraid of the car crashing?

"A rollover? Listen, a famous father of missiles once said something that I've always deeply agreed with."

"For example?"

"Having no sword in your hand and having a sword but not using it are two different things!"

During the laning phase, TES, with Roland's roaming and Har's coordination, saw the entire top, mid, bottom, and jungle team work together. Even JKL, who was forced into a solo lane, managed to ensure his minimum development. If he felt that the opponent might tower dive, he would immediately call for Knight's Zoe to move to the bottom lane.

Wandering, Vision, Vanguard

TES has always been characterized by a smooth early-game laning and roaming, followed by several unexpected team fights in the mid-game that send the enemy team packing. For example, Roland, after leaving the laning phase, successfully executed several engagements with zero crowd control right in front of the enemy, completely disrupting the team's early advantage and leaving JKL dumbfounded.

"Wait...didn't you say you had a special skill?" After two waves of deaths, he was starting to feel the strain and asked loudly.

"That's right, that's Rui'er's specialty."

"Then why don't you try engaging mid once? Three enemies are grouped together and you jump in and miss your ultimate. You can't ambush someone without vision and you still jump in and miss your ultimate. Do you share half a brain with all the Malphites in the world?"

"But Flash isn't on cooldown yet... let's wait a bit longer."

"Is this related to Flash again?"

"Of course, I'm the master of Flash + WR. Without Flash, my combat power drops by at least 99%. To make it easier for everyone to understand, I'll just call myself the master of Flash + WR. Is that right, bro?"

Ah Le: ...

Emperor Harper: ...

Knight: ...

JKL: ? ? ?

Summary: Chapter Sixty-Eight: True failure is destined from the moment of escape.

Holy crap, the board king is at it again?!

[As for his skill level, let's not even compare him to Si Shao. I think I could drive better than him.]

[Dear user, your S10 FMVP trial card has expired. Please renew it within three business days.]

Why don't you go back to your old legal advisors? These traditional ones really have a strong flavor.

That was really too impulsive.

People naturally have expectations, especially since TES had already lost the first game. In the second game, they naturally hoped to see Roland come out and save the day. However, while Roland did manage to save the day, the game was quickly turned around and the opposing team sent everything back to the starting lineup within minutes.

But who's on the other side?

The opposing team is JDG, a mature and established team that hasn't changed its roster in years. What's the difference between this aggressive team fight initiation and giving away free kills?

Immediately, the barrage of sarcastic and sarcastic comments followed.

Of course, Roland felt that it didn't affect him at all.

After all, initiating a team fight is a matter of probability; no one can succeed 100% of the time, especially since he hasn't actually played that many games.

Why take it?

Because he's handsome!

Before going on stage, he had just finished watching a new highlight reel. As a recently released new hero, there were naturally many videos of Riel engaging in team fights. Players have a strange mentality: when they see someone else playing a hero brilliantly, they think that they can also play that hero brilliantly.

As for the outcome, well, let fate decide.

Two waves of advantage turned into disadvantage, and JDG gradually began to suppress TES's rhythm. The Camille, who was originally having a great time, now dared not go up to Renekton at all. When she realized something was wrong, she immediately ran away, showing that the word "cowardice" was engraved in her bones.

"How do we fight now?"

"Let me think... how about we stall for time and look for an opportunity?" Ha Huang thought for a moment, and it seemed that in his understanding, this situation of losing two team fights in a row was basically garbage time, because when fighting against strong teams, they are unlikely to give you any openings.

"That's easy, just raid!"

"But..."

"But what? The one before last failed, and the one before that also failed. Based on the principle of 'no more than three times' and the 'padding' principle, I'm sure I can successfully initiate the team fight next time, okay?"

"What is the 'padding principle'?" Upon hearing the unfamiliar term, Knight asked casually.

"Oh, it's just something recorded in an ordinary book, with the words 'Ancient Relic Treasure Book' written on it."

JKL: ? ? ?

Although Ale and Hahuang were puzzled by Roland's initiation, seeing Knight and JKL's expressions of no surprise, the newcomers could only obediently continue to capture points and secure vision, preparing to fight another wave around the dragon.

"Huh? Is TES still planning to team fight JDG here?"

"It won't be easy to fight. Zoe's team fights are all about positioning and kiting, and Camille isn't as strong as Renekton in the early game. With this disadvantage, can they even fight?"

"That's the charm of this team," Miller said with a smile, then turned back and gave the doll a hand gesture.

Yes, there are more than ten teams in the LPL. While it's not fair to say that every team has its own unique characteristics, at least the well-known teams do have their own distinct styles.

RNG's four-protect-one strategy, WE's mid-lane tempo machine, EDG's dual carries, IG's top, mid, and jungle, and so on... These teams have different styles and deal with disadvantages in different ways. Taking TES as an example, their way of dealing with disadvantages is only one: initiate team fights!

"If you miss another big round next time, you'll have to work on this water dispenser for at least two weeks."

"Don't worry, I'll still get paid even if I don't play."

"Who told you that! Be careful, or you might end up unwanted later."

“It’s okay. If no one wants me, I can just switch to collecting cardboard. Let me tell you, ever since I found out that the recycling station a few kilometers away sells cardboard boxes for 90 cents a pound, my eyes light up every time I see a cardboard box.”

Inside the room, White Crescent Moon's lips twitched upon hearing this.

Good guy.

No wonder he said his cardboard boxes for storing odds and ends had disappeared these past few days. It turns out this guy secretly sold them all. What kind of poor ghosts are these?

Of course, despite his words, Roland was still actively looking for hiding places to prepare for a team fight. After thinking about it, he finally decided to play his own game.

Considering there's no Caitlyn in this game, he... plans to sneak around and steal the enemy's backline.

Just do it.

In fact, this wasn't the first time he had done the flanking maneuver, but he had been playing mage/support more often in the last six months, which had led to fewer of these maneuvers.

Now that I'm finally back in my old profession, a strange sense of familiarity washes over me.

"Goodness, looks like I was born to use connections. This should be a sure thing." Roland muttered to himself, then activated his scanner, placed a row of wards, pretended to leave, and returned a second later, hiding in a classic spot: the bushes diagonally above the Dragon Pit, near F6.

As the elemental dragon was about to spawn, JDG's team gradually approached. Seeing the enemy's figures getting closer, Knight first threw a sleep bubble over the wall, which landed right in front of the bush, preventing the enemy support from placing a ward in the bush immediately.

"Nice, this E skill."

"Wait, are we really going to fight them like this? Looking at the lineup, the equipment, and the strengths, it seems like we can't win at this stage, right? I can wait for them to make a mistake." After thinking for a moment, Ah Le finally voiced his doubts.

He didn't understand.

They've already lost twice, and they're clearly not as fast as the opponent in terms of team composition, power spikes, equipment, levels, or economy, so why do they insist on starting now?

Why not delay a little longer and wait for the opponent to make a mistake?

OMG's year of experience as a top laner had instilled in Ah Le a habit of dominating weaker opponents when ahead and surrendering with twenty pushes when behind. What was the point of initiating team fights with such a low win rate? He didn't understand.

"Wait for the other side to make a mistake?" Roland suddenly laughed. Although he knew that the current situation was mostly due to his failure to initiate the first two team fights, it didn't stop him from finding what A-Le said very interesting.

"Do you know how we won the S10 championship?"

"do not know."

"What we rely on is our own ability to find opportunities. Opportunities are never handed to you by others; they are something you have to actively seek out. One or two failures are acceptable, and three or four mistakes just mean losing another game. As a professional player, failure is not a shameful thing."

"Can..."

"But as long as I succeed once, I can make the other side remember this bitter fruit completely, and let themselves be completely trapped in this feeling. At that time, you will find that the real failure was actually destined the moment you decided to run away, and what you have to do is to overcome it." After saying that, Roland's fingers were once again pressed firmly on the keyboard.

The time is right, and the position is perfect.

As Roland watched the JDG players slowly advance, having regrouped not far away, his attention was almost entirely focused on the summit.

"Alright, watch closely, my group is starting!"

"Shu~"