You actually want me to...

PY: After Marrying Utaha Kasumigaoka

The author is a strange creature, and this wave, this wave, is to revitalize the youth of Shuke, and it is our inescapable duty.

Summary: Chapter 76: Noon has arrived, execute immediately!

[666666, is TES really going after Doinb in the mid lane?]

What kind of love is the deepest love in the world? It's the love that transcends half the map to create a home for you.

[This skillful Hexflash over walls to circumvent vision—I don't believe they haven't studied FPX.]

[This is a case of pent-up anger from JDG being unleashed on FPX.]

In less than ten minutes, the mid laner died three times in a row. If Rumble had only almost disconnected from the game before, this time it was a complete disconnect. The gap in experience and equipment meant that he couldn't even clear the minion wave with his Q. Without this wave-clearing ability, Rumble, unable to move and locked in the lane, was naturally no longer a threat.

"Goodness, how many Shacos did you eat to come up with that ganking strategy?"

"Tch, you're short on brains and short on brains. If you'd even played a few FPS games, you wouldn't say something like that."

"how do I say this?"

"As long as you play console games for a little while, you'll find that the Asian server is a true Western showdown. Every hunter is a 'master' who lives on the edge and cherishes life like gold. They are known in the game as 'Old Six.' For someone like me who has trained under those monsters, a simple flanking maneuver or pincer attack is a piece of cake."

Seriously, that's why the Summoner's Rift map isn't big enough.

If the map were bigger and there were more players, even several coaches combined wouldn't be enough for those top-tier commanders. Tactics are something that people who haven't practiced in real-world situations will always lack in execution.

After crippling Doinb, TES's next move was quite simple.

Accelerate, accelerate, and accelerate again!

Transition from the laning phase to the team fight phase as quickly as possible, then ignore the enemy Rumble's position and look for opportunities to engage in team fights with the other four enemy players.

This has little to do with the team's tactics, but it is closely related to the players' playing style.

Doinb's playstyle initially gave people a good impression.

He excels at selfless dedication and roaming; he's practically the team's "god" and that's where he'll be, but that's only possible under normal circumstances.

What if it doesn't develop normally?

He would search for resources on the map, even if it meant using his own teleport, to farm lanes on the side lanes and make up for his own lack of resources.

From the perspective of a damage-dealing core, this approach isn't necessarily wrong. In most cases, the mid laner is their second damage dealer. While using Teleport to farm lanes may seem selfish, it's the fastest way to close the gap. A mid laner who wants explosive damage output can't be selfless.

Even Knight would do the same in this situation.

But here's the problem.

If your Rumble goes to the side lane to farm, then what will your Aatrox farm?

Aatrox has no food and can only stick with the team, but without Rumble's ultimate, how can FPX fight against the enemy's Jin Fu Ma in a 4v4 team fight?

Both are about giving up economy to the mid laner and the side laners. My Illusion can not only dominate Rumble in a solo lane, but it's also hard for you to gank him. It's completely different from how difficult it is for TES to gank Rumble.

FPX's entire team rhythm got stuck here.

They couldn't win head-on, couldn't push the side lanes, and were even hesitant to pick off isolated targets, which led to them not daring to contest any map resources with TES in the mid-game.

Tearing Shao was even more painful after ten minutes.

The human-type Minotaur doesn't need to do anything, he just needs to focus on his Rylai's initiation defense. If you try to engage, I'll interrupt you; if you try again, I'll push you away.

What does it mean to be brave and unafraid of difficulties? (Hands on hips)

He might even ring the bell a few times when he has free time, giving you a bit of mental pollution.

"It feels good. If I can just coast along like this in the next game and only have to keep an eye on people, I think I can play until I'm at least 28." Roland remarked after experiencing the intensity of the match.

"Give me a break. You really think it's easy to keep an eye on him? Don't underestimate the guy on the other side."

"I know, it's just that Rui'er will be camping out and looking for a good position to initiate a team fight. I'm an expert when it comes to initiating team fights."

"Okay, you can handle it yourself."

In theory, Alistar can prevent Raiel from initiating a team fight, but in reality, nothing is 100% certain. The only possibility is that the enemy team rushes out from an unexpected position and controls Alistar the moment they appear.

So... those corner positions and grassy areas are particularly intriguing.

Because TES gained an advantage so early in this game, the elemental dragons were also fought very quickly. In just over twenty minutes, the pace of the game immediately turned into a dragon soul team fight.

This time, the dragon soul is the Wind Dragon Soul, which is relatively more acceptable to FPX compared to the Earth, Fire, and Water Dragon Souls.

But whether they'll allow it or not, they definitely won't.

People always seem to have a burst of inspiration when the deadline is approaching, but once there's still a chance, they don't want to do anything else. Now that the team was in its most dangerous moment, it was during this period that Si Shao's inspiration finally began to flow, and he found a pretty good position to initiate the attack.

Directly behind the enemy.

It was the same long-distance flanking maneuver, the same strategy of using the lane minions' vision to start from the side lane and circle around. Now, he was standing in the bushes connecting the bottom river to the bottom lane with his scanner on. Even Roland couldn't have imagined this position.

Because there were wards in the bottom lane's tri-bush, he completely overlooked the possibility of coming around from the main road.

Not far away, the four TES players had already positioned themselves in the Elemental Dragon Pit.

Further away, Tentacle Mom stood alone in the middle of the river, looking at the other four generals of FPX from afar. She scared the other side into not daring to make any rash moves by herself, and incidentally added tentacles to the river with her passive.

This is how disgusting Tentacle Mom is.

If the road is wide, it's fine, but once you enter narrow terrain like rivers or jungle areas, unless you can kill him instantly, you'll be afraid to even see him.

However... just as the dragon spawned, FPX's four front-line players suddenly charged towards the elemental dragon's location. The Aatrox at the forefront even used his EQ combo to leap and slash with crowd control, leaving Pantheon, who was holding a hard crowd control ability, unmoved and ready to use it to stun Illaoi who was about to unleash her ultimate.

Those in the front row must be focused down and eliminated quickly.

鏉ヤ 钖楋纻

Just as the entire TES team was focused on the front line, in the back row of their own lineup, Tear's Rui suddenly flashed out of the bushes, using her WR skill to rush towards the TES back row.

Because the position was completely unexpected, Roland's Minotaur wasn't even standing nearby. Instead, he and Tentacle Mom were positioned further forward in the formation, making it impossible to interrupt them.

With a single-target control of three opponents, FlashWRE finally demonstrated the terrifying ability to seize opportunities that he had displayed in his previous life when he achieved a seven-game winning streak against Ruier.

The next moment, Rumble's ultimate ability, Flame, descended from the sky and accurately struck the TES backline.

"Wow, Si Shao's flanking maneuver was brilliant! He controlled three enemies at once."

"Rumble's ultimate was almost full, but unfortunately his equipment was too poor, otherwise TES would have had no room to maneuver in this wave."

"They can't hold on any longer, can they? They're surrounded by enemies, TES is in danger."

"Wait a minute, Aban's Minotaur isn't dealing with the backline, he's still charging forward!" As the originator of the suicide support strategy, PYL, the guest of honor and a loyal fan of Roland's crosstalk, didn't take his attention off the game from beginning to end.

Normally, no matter how far forward the support Alistar is positioned, he shouldn't be standing in that spot unless the enemy Ryze's position is revealed. The fact that he is there indicates that Roland must have his own unique ideas, and it's even possible that FPX's entire strategy was based on his predictions from beginning to end.

In fact, PYL was half right.

Initiating team fights by flanking from behind is an age-old truth for top laners. Roland himself plays this style. Although he can't guess the exact location of the enemy support, he still has a general sense of their position.

Why place it like this?

Because he had already heard a peculiar sound.

What kind of sound is the most terrifying?

Vietnamese in the jungle, Russian in the ruins, the sound of bugles at night, Finnish in the snow, the bugle call from the earthen stove, and... the whispers of the deep sea.

Charging forward is not to stop the enemy's advance.

Rather, it was to allow oneself to truly enter the release range of the crucible used against the target.

The white light slowly descended, and the red rage that Pantheon had just cast a second ago vanished in an instant.

Why did they dare to bring Illaoi onto the field?

It's precisely because this version's Coughing Blood + Blood Hand combo is just too powerful!!!

"Bang~"

This is the sound of Alistar flashing in twice to knock up Pantheon.

"Shu~"

This is the sound of Illaoi coughing up blood, triggering her active effect to heal.

"Sigh~"

That's the sound of Tentacle Mom tearing the soul out of the opposing Aatrox.

The confined space, the clustered opponents, the tentacles covering the walls, and the two precious seconds that his teammates bought for him.

Everything is ready.

For Russia, there is no situation that cannot be manipulated; if there is, it must be because it is not strong enough.

The post-match meeting from that day kept replaying in A-Le's mind. He had promised to cultivate himself step by step into another "protagonist" in the e-sports circle, and as a way of repaying that promise, the muscle memory he had honed day and night was finally getting a chance to repay in the first place.

Yes, that's the feeling.

This strong premonition that I can turn everything around on my own is the iconic moment I've been hoping for since I started playing professionally.

R [Overstepping Boundaries in Faith]

As the statue landed suddenly, four or five more tentacles sprouted from the walls on both sides of the already narrow river, completely surrounding the four members of the FPX team.

"My name is... Illaoi."

"boom!!!"

Summary: Chapter 77: Masters Clash, Every Move Kills

[Holy crap! Hilarious!]

[Those countless tentacles are so damn satisfying to look at!]

[Illaoi players are ecstatic. Sometimes it's not that there aren't good positions to use their ultimate, but rather that there aren't supports like Alistar who can Flash in to help create an opening for Mikael's Crucible. Most of the time, they get killed before they can even use their ultimate.]

This thing's damage is incredibly high when it pulls in a soul and unleashes its ultimate attack, but it's also incredibly fragile.

A barrage of Void tentacles unleashed their full power, annihilating Rumble, Pantheon, and Aatrox in just two seconds. The only survivor was Xayah, who reacted quickly enough to unleash her ultimate. But before she could get far, a purple light accompanied by a purple laser beam flew towards her like a meteor.

Kaisa: "Hi~, have you ever seen American-style iaido?"

Xia: "???"