You actually want me to...

After securing the kills in the bottom lane, Roland and JKL gradually expanded their roaming area.

Now that you've got the head, you have to get to work.

EDG's lineup becomes increasingly powerful as the game progresses, but conversely, it struggles in the early game, relying almost entirely on Nidalee to carry the team.

In order to speed up the process, the Rift Herald will become a resource that both sides will fight for.

Back home, Roland immediately opted to build Boots of Speed. In the world of martial arts, speed is the ultimate weapon. In order to gain the first advantage in securing vision at the Vanguard, he decisively abandoned his own AD carry and chose to go there himself to check the situation.

Of course, I'll also take this opportunity to see if there's a chance to become the sixth brother's sly person.

Hook-type heroes can't thrive in a straightforward, overt playstyle. The more stealthy and maneuverable the better, utilizing vision control and hooking effectively – that's the key to their success. Don't underestimate this "sneaky" playstyle; even in reality, you'll find it's already internationally renowned to some extent.

Like the artificial trees in France, the tunnel warfare and guerrilla warfare in my country, the natural environment of Vietnam, and the snowfields of Finland—to take it a step further, look at how many teams can hide in such a small area during the final circle of various battle royale games—and you'll know that there is such a universal truth in this world:

He who controls the sixth prince controls the world!

Integration: Chapter 105: Some things are etched into our DNA

"Hmm? It seems like both sides have something on their minds regarding the Vanguard this time." From the God's-eye view, Wawa watched the movements of the two players on the minimap, feeling slightly surprised. It wasn't that he was pessimistic, but based on his understanding of the game, he could tell that EDG didn't have much of a chance to compete, yet they still chose to fight for it, which was quite puzzling.

"We can't let them go. If EDG gives up this Herald, TES in the bottom lane can easily force team fights with the Herald all the way, and EDG's playstyle will become very passive."

Clearly, EDG also knew that dragging out a 5v5 game wouldn't work, so after thinking it over, Ornn and Viktor went to the river first and rushed the Rift Herald ahead of time.

"They're fighting."

"Hurry up, hurry up, put pressure on the brothers."

In team fights in the river, Sett and Orianna can only apply pressure head-on. With Orianna's ball, they likely won't be afraid of the enemy charging in head-on, because the river's area is only so big, and Orianna's ultimate can cover almost the entire area. As for Roland's Thresh, he can either move further forward to use his ultimate to divide the battlefield, or simply hide as a backup and wait for an opportunity to deliver his fatal crowd control.

Roland, of course, chose a more risky approach.

It's not that he didn't know that protecting the AD carry would be a more stable approach, it's just his personality; he simply enjoys this kind of risky play.

"I said, I'm so fat and you're not coming to protect me, you're going to flank me?" JKL frowned, feeling that he really couldn't understand this guy's thinking. This was a rare opportunity for him to play Draven, so what was wrong with being his savior?

"Don't worry, we won't be found out."

That's not what I wanted to tell you...

"Listen up, dog, there are three things you should never ask in life: First, never ask what a German company did during World War II; second, never ask what a French veteran did during World War II; and third, never ask what your teammates are doing on the other side of the screen. Have you learned this yet?"

JKL: ......

As the Vanguard's health gradually decreased, the players on both sides became increasingly active. At this time, all five players from both sides had arrived on the battlefield and were distributed in various corners around the Vanguard. Just when the Vanguard's health reached about 2,000, Fouyego decisively threw out his E skill to start the smoke screen.

The next second, the enemy top laner Ornn started calling for his sheep.

"I knew it, Xuanjun's top lane play is still disgusting as always."

"It's okay, I'll do it!"

Ornn wanted to use his ultimate to help the jungler clear obstacles, and so did Ale's Sett. The most powerful aspect of Sett is that, relying on his W skill, Charged Punch, he can recklessly break through head-on and forcibly withstand the opponent's damage to advance.

Seeing how arrogant the enemy Sett was, in order to stop him from interfering with the enemy jungler taking the Rift Herald, Titan could only use his passive auto-attack to forcefully keep the enemy from entering.

At the same time, Ornn's second wave of attacks came, knocking Sett and Draven away in a straight line.

At this point, the Vanguard's health had dropped to the last 1000.

"Shu~"

As the flash of light appeared, Haro, unable to bear it any longer, finally flashed into the Baron pit alone, intending to fight the enemy Nidalee with Smite.

"Don't let him in! Control him!"

Meiko was about to throw her hook when she heard this, but unexpectedly, a green grappling hook extended from the wall and pinned her in place with perfect precision.

Q [Death Sentence]

"Why is Thresh in that position? No... Rift Herald!" Meiko, having regained his senses, disregarded his own condition and forcibly switched the camera and view back to the Rift Herald. There, after landing, Fawkes first found an angle to charge up his W skill, and then charged forward, with two smite sounds falling one after the other.

Whose vanguard?

Since there is no aura to indicate when the Rift Herald is killed, unlike when the Baron Nashor is killed, neither side can immediately determine who got the final reward when the Rift Herald is transformed into a purple relic.

until the next moment.

After Folyad passed through the location of the "relic" and successfully took it, everyone learned the final outcome. In the end, Haro successfully stole the Rift Herald thanks to his Smite damage, which was one level higher than Nidalee's.

"Holy crap, Ha Huang is awesome, I'm coming down to save you right now."

Seeing that the jungler had successfully secured the kill, Roland immediately abandoned any thought of abandoning his teammates and decisively triggered the second part of his Q skill to enter the fray, activating his ultimate. Although activating his ultimate in the dragon pit is a bit foolish, it's undeniable that with Thresh's ultimate, Blade of the Ruined King could retreat back into the dragon pit, using this natural protection to wait for his skills to cool down before going out again.

Besides, isn't there a Titan in this pit?

The way the Ruined King plays is to attack the enemy's front line first, and as for the back line...?

Just leave it to Jingfu to handle, and that'll be fine.

Unlike TES, EDG is completely out of sorts. If they had secured the Rift Herald, things would have been better. With their momentum building, a 5v5 situation wouldn't have been entirely unwinnable, especially considering the opponent's jungler and support positions are quite weak.

But since you got robbed, the TES team really got into a good mood.

Don't underestimate this thing. Momentum is an inexplicable thing, but it has a crucial impact on the situation. Especially for a team like EDG, who once had a glorious record of being chased all the way from the dragon pit to the bottom lane second tower in a 5v5 battle because they couldn't get a first pick. It was because they lost their momentum that they didn't dare to fight back.

"Here comes the finishing move!"

Without further control, the freed Sett immediately grabbed a girl and killed her. Seeing where Sett's ultimate landed, the EDG team, who had been eyeing the jungler and support in the dragon pit, immediately scattered.

Before they could even react, Knight found an opportunity and used his ultimate to force Tristana to use her W skill.

Oh shit, it's over.

The battlefield was divided, and the carry's survival skills were also used.

How can we fight like this? We can't fight like this.

The wind is strong, let's get out of here!

EDG wanted to leave, but TES wasn't going to let them go so easily. In the dragon pit, with Thresh's control, they focused fire on the Titan and picked up the soul of the Titan. The moment he transformed into Titan, he decisively used his hook to pin the wall, not caring whether he could hit anyone with his Q. He used his Q on the wall to pull himself over.

Use E to slow down.

Then.

R [Pain that pierces the heavens]

There's no need to worry about whether he'll die. From the moment he secured the Vanguard, his life became unimportant. The most important thing in this wave is to keep the enemy alive, even if he dies on the spot.

The final effect of Blademaster's ultimate ability at this time is to temporarily slow down the enemy by 99%.

Successfully retained staff!

"Here, Haro has secured the Rift Herald. They still want to fight, they still want to hold on, but can they hold on?"

"Nice, Sett's ultimate was perfectly executed. If EDG wants to target Frye and Thresh in the dragon pit, they'd better consider whether they can withstand the follow-up crowd control from Sett's Skullbreaker."

"Foego has changed! Let's see what Haro will do, he's in."

"QE followed by R and then unleashing his ultimate? Haro is trying to lock someone down!"

I auto-attack, activate Q, auto-attack again, and then get focused down.

Haro didn't care how much damage the enemy was dealing to him; he only cared whether he could still reach the enemy Nidalee within his attack range.

[I care not for any cost. All acts of violence, as long as they bring results. For her, I must do this.]

Years ago, he left EDG due to pressure.

Years later, when he faced EDG again, he realized that the so-called burdens that had weighed on him were nothing more than wishful thinking and avoidance.

It's just a bit of a pity that once you leave that place, you can never go back.

"Haro, don't stand there."

"what?"

A sudden sound in the team voice chat startled Haro, who was lost in a kind of obsession. JKL's Draven activated his ultimate, found a good position, and used a side flash over the wall. After closing the distance, he decisively threw out his E skill, "Pathfinder Axe," and then landed a basic attack.

With the triple damage from REA stacked, Nidalee, who still had nearly a quarter of her health remaining, was easily taken down by Draven with a few axe blows before she even realized what was happening.

Upon seeing this, Ha Huang's eyes lit up, and he swiftly picked up the leopard woman's soul.

Foygo, who was already low on health and had been taken down, instantly became untargetable in the next second. Seeing this, the remaining members of EDG did not insist on pursuing him and immediately turned around and retreated.

When love has faded, death no longer holds any meaning.

The tutorial is complete.

With a flying pounce and a second [Pain Piercing the Heavens], Viper's Tristana was about to focus fire and kill the low-health Blade King when a green lantern appeared beside him first.

W [Soul-Guiding Lamp]

After rescuing the low-health Haro, Haro once again used his E skill, Smoke Screen, and crept towards EDG's lineup again, using the smoke near the wall as cover. This is the strength of Blade of the Ruined King: as long as you don't constantly focus on him in team fights, he can survive by continuously picking off stragglers and relentlessly chase and kill.

The most overpowered aspect is the invulnerability during soul acquisition, almost comparable to invulnerability. In a team fight, if your teammates deal enough damage, killing this hero is quite difficult.

In a 1-for-3 exchange, TES sacrificed Sett as the cost, successfully keeping the enemy's top, jungle, and support in the game.

【666666】

[This Foygo chased me all the way from the Hundred Herbs Garden to the Three Flavors Study.]

[This hero's invincibility when collecting souls is truly absurd.]

[After this match, it felt like the third prince was completely outclassed by the second prince. How did EDG let the second prince go in the first place?]

At this point, jiejie had not yet experienced the key moments of his career transitions. In terms of skill, he could only be considered a starting jungler in the LPL. It was indeed a bit much to expect him to go up against Haro, who had been the team's leader for three years.

It wasn't a complete stomp on skill, but rather a dimensional attack on understanding the jungle; to put it bluntly, it was a lack of competitive experience.

"How was it, Your Majesty? How did it feel to kill your third brother?"

"I was a little nervous at first, but now I don't feel anything." To be honest, EDG in the Spring Split did not meet Haro's expectations at all, which made him a little disappointed. However, when he thought about how the team had just brought in Flandre and was still getting used to him, he immediately understood.

"That's why I told you not to rush, and besides, we're constantly getting stronger."

When teams bring in new players, they will all be in a period of adjustment. Don't be fooled by the fact that only a few teams seem to be on a winning streak and invincible in the Spring Split. Anyone who has watched a lot of matches knows that the real peak season for each team is the Summer Split. The Spring Split is just a trial run.

Moreover, TES also has many issues to address. Once they've gelled together, their strength will naturally improve, such as Knight's tendency to use colloquial language.

Really.

Before joining TES, Haro and Ale never imagined that communication within an all-Chinese team would become TES's biggest problem.