You actually want me to...

"Gragas? Their AD carry is at Rift Herald?"

"Yes, I just saw EZ's location." Upon hearing Gala's question, Xiaoming pointed to a spot on the map where there was no vision, indicating that he had just seen the enemy EZ there.

In other words, the current bot lane is a 1v1 situation.

Although TES still has a low-health turret, it's still an advantage for a level 6 player against a level 4 player.

Thinking of this, a murderous intent quietly rose in Gala's heart.

Back on the lane, Roland immediately stood under the tower and started last-hitting the low-health minions that the red team had pushed under the tower. Of course, since he was a melee fighter, Roland also had to take a few hits from Kai'Sa's auto-attacks.

Gala wasn't intimidated by him. No matter how skillfully a Gragas played, he couldn't create a miracle without his ultimate. With Heal in hand, he was completely unafraid of the threat from the Gragas under the tower.

Basic attack, create distance, then basic attack again, Icathian downpour.

Just as the wave of minions pushing the tower was finished off by Gragas, Roland took half of Kai'Sa's damage and was reduced to half health.

Of course, this is also related to Roland's lack of cooldown reduction boots in the early game. He basically didn't build any items that would increase his own attributes, so his damage mitigation ability was still a bit lacking compared to Kai'Sa with her Noon Quiver.

"Be careful, he's plotting to kill you."

As an AD carry himself, seeing Gragas's health bar, JKL had a general idea of ​​the opponent's intentions and offered a warning.

"Coincidentally, that's exactly what I was afraid of—that he wouldn't have the intention to kill."

After saying that, Roland waited a few seconds, then deliberately pressed B to recall under the tower, "casually" getting hit by Kai'Sa's Void Seeker. Then, as if nothing had happened, he continued to press B to recall, silently thinking:

3...2..1!

"Shu~"

Just as the countdown ended, a purple light transformed into a streak of light and suddenly appeared behind him. In this more secluded location, Gala was determined not to let him escape.

Basic attack, reposition, then basic attack again, until the passive skill is fully triggered.

The damage, though only momentary, brought the barrel's health down to a dangerously low level of just under 100, just short of the kill threshold.

coming!

Take the medicine, activate W, and throw Q in the backhand.

The Time Warp Tonic, combined with the passive healing, visibly boosted Gragas's health, allowing him to withstand Kai'Sa's Icathian Rain that had just been deactivated. This precise damage absorption confirmed Gala's long-held suspicion: this forced damage was indeed intentional!

Unfortunately, since Gragas hadn't used his E-Flash yet, he couldn't use Flash to dodge this Q skill. While successfully slowing down Kai'Sa, Roland's Gragas continued to pull towards the intersection of the minion waves in the opposite direction.

Neither side was careless.

The most crucial point is whether Flash can dodge Gragas's E-Flash.

He dodged it; that was a perfect solo kill.

Even if he didn't dodge, with the confidence that he still had a heal, he could at least trade blows. In addition, he had already killed three front-line minions before he flew up, and their minion wave was eventually pushed towards TES's home.

In other words.

He dodged it; that's brilliant.

I didn't dodge. It was a one-for-one trade plus the minions pushing down the bottom lane turret. It wasn't a huge gain, but it wasn't a complete loss either.

Just as Kai'Sa moved to a position parallel to the turret under the tower, and her Flash distance barely reached the outside of the turret, Roland engaged.

He drove straight in the opposite direction with an E, heading straight for Kai'Sa.

Due to the limited distance, the only positions where Kai'Sa can Flash out without taking tower damage are either Flashing upwards or downwards to the side. It's time to choose!

"Swish" x2

flash!

Earlier in the game, Roland had already noticed that the enemy Kai'Sa habitually dodged downwards, so this time, he decided to take an unconventional approach with his E-flash and continue crashing downwards!

Shortly after the Flash skill was released.

"Crack~"

A distinctly familiar sound effect rang clearly in Roland's ears, and at that moment, a smile finally appeared on his lips.

Sure enough, this guy has a bad side too.

The one-second knock-up forcibly stopped Kai'Sa, who was about to flash out of the tower, within the tower's range. Then she turned and ran away, as her health was too low to withstand two auto-attacks from the opponent.

Similarly, another attack from the turret landed.

By this point, Gala's expression had turned grim. His brilliant maneuver had been misjudged, turning him from the player making the plays into a mere background character. Now, he could only force a trade to break even and minimize his losses. Kai'Sa, recovering from the control effects, immediately landed a basic attack on the fleeing Gragas, then activated Heal, using the movement speed boost to quickly chase after him, attempting to finish him off with a final basic attack.

One second later.

As the last turret attack landed, Kai'Sa, who had closed the distance with her healing, finally got her wish and landed her auto-attack, dying tragically under the turret.

[TES Ban kills RNG Gala]

Although the person died, at least the basic attack that dealt damage was still sent out.

Just as Gala was preparing to face his kill and reflect on his mistakes, the Gragas who had been fleeing in the opposite direction of the minion wave suddenly flashed white light after entering the experience range.

The not-too-bright light shone on the corner's face, causing him to freeze in place as he stared at the black-and-white screen, unable to recover for a long time.

"Upgrade...upgrade!?"

His hand inexplicably panicked. He stared intently at the basic attack he had just fired. With the upgraded health of the Gragas, he could no longer judge whether his basic attack would kill the Gragas.

During this flight, every extra moment brings back a drop or two from the other side, adding a layer of uncertainty.

"Hurry! Hit it now!!!"

Why does the basic attack, which usually feels so smooth and fast, seem so slow at this moment?

He thought the opponent was dead, but this upgrade greatly disrupted his plan. If the Gragas survived this wave, not only would his attempt to kill be countered and become a memorable moment for the opponent, but the opponent's outer turrets would also be unable to be destroyed, and the team's rhythm that they had finally managed to stabilize would completely collapse.

"Da~"

In the end, the basic attack still reached Gragas, but the expected kill notification did not sound.

Upgrading a level 4 to 5 Gragas increases its base health by a full 95 points. Combined with the few dozen points of health it already has, Kai'Sa's damage output is still somewhat lacking.

The Time Warp Tonic, the passive healing, and now the increased health from the upgrade—these details even made him belatedly realize that the time it took for Gragas to return to the bottom lane was a bit strange.

Unfortunately... he came to his senses too late.

From the moment his basic attack failed to end Gragas's life.

The game has already entered the BAD END.

Compilation: Chapter 122: "The War of the Gods"

[Holy crap! Holy crap! Holy crap!!! The King of the Board is showing off in a 1v1?!]

Something's not right, something's really damn wrong. Is this guy on drugs today?

[What happened to the passive skill that was supposed to trigger 100% in 1v1 battles and make you a background character?]

[Super super super super super... super extreme, a comeback! Hehehehe.]

Countless viewers could hardly believe what they were seeing. It wasn't that this guy lacked the ability, but most of his strengths were in initiating team fights and small-scale skirmishes. He had shown off in 1v1 situations quite often in ranked games, but that was truly rare in competitive matches.

Moreover, he showed off in a hidden spot, picking a bot lane supernova hailed as the next generation of robot AD.

All I can say is that the show was incredibly entertaining!

At this moment, Roland, sitting in the TES players' seat, was shouting and waving his hands at his teammates, his face full of excitement and joy. He had only subconsciously acted on this counterattack that was pushed to the limit.

Indeed, you'll never know if you can do something until you try it.

What if I actually succeeded in guessing?

Once the skill cooldowns were over, Roland, controlling the barrel, immediately threw out a Q skill. The 8-second passive was ready at this point. He used his body, which had recovered a few dozen HP, to slightly pull the minion wave, and then used W and Q skills together with the few remaining minions to clear them all before starting his recall.

"Did you see that? Did you see that? That's what it means to be the chosen one!!!"

"I'm not saying this to be rude, but in that situation just now, could any other support player have done that?"

"Back then, Madlife was able to win the title of the strongest support with Thresh. I, Roland, the S10 SMVP, can win the title of the strongest support in the current version with a mage support. No problem."

"Don't ask, it's just a level 4 vs. level 6 fight. The tower doesn't count as a person, so rounding it up, this is practically a solo kill!"

Just as Roland was still bragging to his teammates, a purple rolling ball of light quietly approached the Gragas on the map and, under everyone's watchful eyes, successfully hit the low-health Gragas who was on his way back.

RNG's Wei killed TES's Ban.

The smile... froze.

【666666】

[Excellent! Absolutely excellent! This is just what I'm looking for.]

[The moment I saw this guy on screen, I knew he was just bragging. Keep going, keep bragging! Why did you stop?]

[As the saying goes, "Those who survive a great calamity are bound to receive a finishing blow," and Banhuang is teaching us through his actions to always pay attention to the map when returning to base (lol)]

Now.

Apart from Roland, nine out of ten contestants on the field laughed. Even Gala, who had just suffered a great blow, couldn't help but burst out laughing.

"To be honest, no other support player can do what you're doing." After a moment of contemplation and a smile, JKL laughed uncontrollably as he spoke to Roland. The show was getting too much attention.

"Indeed, the War of the Gods was a war."

"I think the key to replicating this move is not about a level 4 player fighting a level 6 player, but about how to accurately receive Lillia's ball, which is quite difficult to learn."

"Enough! Enough! I rarely get the chance to show off, is this some serious overreaction?!"

Roland is numb.

He had originally thought that after this show, people would see his amazing moment and exclaim that he was truly incredible. But now, with the later part of the video, his brilliant maneuvering was completely wasted.

He estimated that when he retired from playing and became a commentator, he would probably only be able to take one of four comedic roles: "a fat guy who doesn't understand table tennis, a rich lady who tries to take photos with the diving team, a host who only shouts and yells, or a table tennis commentator who thinks he can do it himself."

Of course, it wasn't all bad news; the good news is that the tower ultimately held.

The core carry died once, and the other died twice.

The map resources and the vanguard dragon were all given away for free.

The resource exchange route that had been so hard to find was successfully salvaged by a series of maneuvers by the Gragas.

Once the rhythm is broken, there is basically no possibility of reconnecting. Sure enough, RNG then faced a desperate situation where they didn't have enough people to fight, didn't have enough people to gank, and didn't have anyone with good equipment in lane. In just about 24 minutes, RNG was completely unable to withstand TES's offensive and was defeated.