You actually want me to...

"Holy crap!?"

The sudden appearance of the deer completely disrupted all of Breathing Bro's pre-planned steps. Before he could even figure out how to escape, the crocodile, who had snapped out of his daze, used his W skill to stun him and then let the jungler take him down.

[TES_Ale kills WE_Breathe]

The pace accelerated further.

"They actually killed him?"

"When you get carried away, you become self-satisfied. This guy probably thinks that Ale will be stupid enough to fight him in lane and see who is stronger. New top laners always like to have this kind of unrealistic fantasy." Roland had anticipated this scene.

Don't ask, the answer is that he thought the same way back then.

When he first entered the LPL, he outwardly fawned over several well-known support players, but deep down he probably wanted to crush them on the professional stage and rise to fame by stepping on their reputations.

This is not surprising; it is the case at the top of every industry.

But once Roland actually started playing, he realized that everything else was secondary; only winning the game mattered.

Most notably, during that period he was thinking about winning against others in training matches by initiating team fights head-on. However, veterans like Meiko and Ming countered with a well-executed strategy that led to the loss of his base towers. This turned Roland's long-awaited final battle in the Rift into a battle to defend the base crystal. With various teleports, stealth, and teleportation to steal the base, they completely stumped him.

During that period, he even felt that TES might have been hit by some kind of buff that guaranteed their base to be stolen.

[WE, in the end, is still too young.]

To be fair, TES might not be the strongest team right now, but they're definitely the dirtiest team. You really need some seasoned veterans to handle them.

I can already picture what's going to happen next.

【+1】

Due to the disadvantage in the top lane, WE's bottom lane support had to leave their AD carry and go to the top lane to provide support. Roland and JKL's response was: "Go roam wherever you want, I'll admit defeat if I bother with you."

Different lineups require different strategies.

Senna, as a support, needs the presence of minions even more than Kai'Sa, because she can benefit from her passive.

If WE loses early game with the same lineup, they're really doomed because they have fewer heroes in the early game, and it's difficult for their front line to engage. On the other hand, if TES loses early game, they still have two late-game AD carries in the bottom lane to cover for them, and the others can just act as utility players to charge forward and draw fire.

At this point, it would be really foolish for Roland to follow the enemy and roam. Wouldn't it be better to farm minions and take the passive tower?

"Come down and take the dragon; they have no chance of competing with us."

"Shall we set off?"

"Take a look at Ah Le's item build."

Upon hearing this, Ha Huang opened the game's tab panel and saw that after A Le "solo killed" the enemy Gnar, he recalled to base and immediately bought Cloth Armor Boots, and even bought himself a Control Ward and enough Regeneration Potions.

This beast's actions are truly a case of the wicked accusing the guilty first.

"Hey Le, if you're being threatened, just blink. I'll protect you."

"Huh? No."

"So, your item build..."

"It's just that I've developed some subconscious stress responses." After saying that, Ah Le sighed, his thoughts drifting back to the top lane advancement plan that Roland and White Crescent had devised for him a week ago.

The plan is quite simple:

Enter the game, open the chat for everyone, and type "? ? ? ??".

Then, try your best to live on.

Summary: Chapter 128: His combat power is still increasing!!

After securing the dragon, both sides essentially locked the battlefield in the upper jungle.

It's not that WE doesn't want to stick to their tradition of ganking bot lane, but because their mid laner is Azir, Shanks and others don't have any choice. Lillia just throws a ball into the mid lane to help Yone push the minion wave, and then after clearing the wave, she rushes into the top jungle. You can't not follow her, can you?

If the initial matchup was about Udyr protecting Azir, then at this point, it's Azir keeping a close eye on Udyr's position, ready to provide support at any time.

For a time, the entire top lane was engulfed in fierce fighting. The battles were so intense that kills were being traded so frequently that neither side had any opportunity to take down the Herald.

TES relied on the high mobility and damage of Renekton, Yone, and Lillia in the early game, and then used the individual skills of the players to force an advantage. WE, on the other hand, deployed four players in the top, mid, jungle, and support positions to increase their strength through numbers.

Just as the two sides were locked in a fierce battle in the top half of the jungle, in the bottom half of the jungle, Roland yawned as he forced the trembling Jinx out of the experience zone, and then occasionally assisted the top lane with his ultimate, making the pace extremely pleasant.

"(_ _)( - . - )(~O~)……( - . - ), have you guys finished your top lane match yet?"

"No, it's in the middle of a fierce battle. By the way, why don't you come and join in? That's not like you." While playing, Knight also took a moment to ask his support, since based on past experience, this guy was the one who loved participating in these small-scale team fights.

"Forget it, you guys are having a god-like battle in the top jungle, why should a pitiful, weak, and helpless AD run up there to get humiliated? Isn't it better to just bully the younger enemy team in peace?"

Roland isn't stupid.

The enemy's top, mid, and jungle players are either tanky, have flexible skill mechanics, or are incredibly fast. They're all the kind of players who can make a show of force and then escape, or even if they can't escape, they can still trade kills. So why would a squishy character like myself, with no mobility and only a delayed speed boost, go up there? Just to give the enemy a clear target to attack?

not to mention.

A single kill only grants two soul stacks. Following the AD carry, you can easily farm a wave of minions and have that stack without posing a threat. Since the enemy AD carry has to rely on experience anyway, he can use this to constantly harass Jinx to trigger her passive and even steal turret plating. Anyone can see how this deal works.

It's hard to say about 2v2.

You dare to look me in the eye in a 2v1 situation? Believe it or not, just try it and see.

Of course, in order to ensure that his plan of concealing his abilities and biding his time could be implemented smoothly, he even pretended to be reckless and tower dived to feed the enemy AD when he felt that the enemy bot lane was under too much pressure, thus thwarting the enemy Jiu Meng's idea of ​​calling for reinforcements.

[WE_JIUMENG kills TES_BAN]

"Huh? Old Dream, you actually managed to kill one of the two in a 1v2 situation?" Upon seeing this system notification, the remaining four members of WE, who were still in the upper half of the map in a chaotic brawl, were stunned for a moment and quickly looked down at the bottom of the map.

"The enemy support looked down on me and tried to tower dive, but I got killed instead." He replied calmly. Knowing that one should be cautious when showing off, Old Dream didn't say much. He just calmly marked his gold coins to indicate that he had enough money to buy equipment.

"Alright, can we hold out a little longer? We'll be able to take the lead soon."

"Don't worry about me, I can hold the line. Our priority is to get the vanguard, otherwise we'll just lose the plating on the bottom tower." With the kills coming in, Jiu Meng, who had been waiting for rain after a long drought, immediately felt confident and told his teammates not to worry about him.

Resisting pressure? A piece of cake!

Shanks and the others glanced at the enemy bot lane's equipment, then at Old Dream's equipment, and felt that the difference wasn't too great, so they chose to trust him.

As the battle between the two sides intensified, the viewers in the live stream, after enjoying the show, suddenly realized a problem: Where did that damn "Board Emperor" go?

[Something's not right, where's the Boss? Didn't he join the group?]

No, I've been watching closely the whole time, basically playing the role of a carry for the AD carry in the bot lane.

Something's wrong, something's really wrong, there must be something wrong.

[For those watching from the first-person perspective, I suggest switching to the first-person perspective of the "Board King" (a popular streamer), it's really ruthless.]

Upon seeing the message in the chat, countless people flocked to the first live stream room of the "Board Emperor". This was another money-making method launched by Uncle after Bilibili bought the live streaming rights at the end of S10. It allows viewers to watch the players' first-person perspective for a fee, which is convenient for viewers to learn and also provides more "materials" for UPs who make videos.

It can only be said that Uncle really knows how to make money.

Upon entering Banhuang's live stream, experienced viewers immediately noticed his money bag. Knowing his cunning and treacherous nature, they understood that he liked to hoard money and pretend to be a nobody when no one was watching, and then suddenly pull out a large sum to shock everyone.

Fifteen minutes.

0/1/0, I have nearly 2500 yuan in my pocket that I haven't touched a single penny, and then I checked my passive skill, oh, it's only 7...72 levels!?

WTF?

Upon seeing the terrifying 70+ stacks of passive abilities on this guy's body, countless viewers who clicked into the live stream first subconsciously refreshed the live stream, and then stared intently at the screen.

Oh, the numbers are different now. I knew the numbers from before were wrong.

Because this number has already changed to 74 floors as soon as it was refreshed!!!

[What the hell, where did they get these layers?]

[70+ floors in 15 minutes? Wouldn't that be over 100 in 20 minutes?]

[From the very beginning of the game, I've been watching this guy closely. Ever since the enemy support started roaming, he's been trading health for his passive, constantly poking at the enemy AD.]

The most ridiculous thing is that he just deliberately threw a game away. I didn't understand it, but I'm already waiting for the microphone tonight.

About a minute later, with WE's numerical advantage, TES's top, mid, and jungle were forced to give up the Rift Herald in the upper half of the map. If they were even more aggressive, the opponent might have used it to push the mid-lane tower. Otherwise, it would have been a huge loss for WE to have spent so much time fighting in the upper half of the map.

"What do we do?"

"What else can we do but engage in team fights?" Just as Ha Huang was still thinking about how to engage in the mid-lane team fight, a voice that had been disconnected for a long time finally reconnected in the team voice chat.

"It's not easy to play against them. We're at a disadvantage in terms of equipment and economy. The enemy Azir is starting to trade kills."

Ultimately, it was a 3v4 situation in the top lane. No matter how skilled they were, they would lose more often than they would win in a professional match. They were just too aggressive. Looking back now, WE, who were supposed to be a late-game team, accelerated their development by frequently fighting and getting kills in the early game. Azir's pokes even hurt.

If we lose this team fight, we'll be losing the mid-lane tower and the dragon.

"Relax, relax, your big dad has already grown up, don't be afraid."

"You mean Kai'Sa? Kai'Sa needs at least three pieces, so Ah Shui won't be hurt right now."

No, you misunderstood.

Hearing this, JKL interrupted Haro's question, tapped Senna's equipment bar and sighed, "You may not believe me, but for the past ten minutes or so, I was actually supporting this guy."

Just as Knight and the others were filled with question marks, Roland finally opened the shady merchant's shop in the canyon, and the next second, a brand new Frostfire Gauntlets appeared in Senna's equipment slot.

The remaining three members of TES: ? ? ?

"Oh, right, I forgot to tell you, my current combat power is as high as 80."

The remaining three members of TES: !!! !!! !!! !!! !

Compilation: Chapter 129: After enduring humiliation for fifteen years, I finally emerge from the mountains and roam the world freely?

At this point, Shanks was undoubtedly extremely arrogant.

With a large mask, recurve bow, two Doran's Blades, and boots, the equipment at this point is practically maxed out, making it incredibly terrifying. This is the advantage of outnumbering your opponent; due to the higher margin for error, kills that could be secured can be selectively fed to the carry, enhancing their development.

At around 17 minutes into the game, this fighting force was undeniably impressive.

Then, the two sides chose to clash in the Elemental Dragon Guild.

The strategy was the same as always: place the Rift Herald in the mid lane and then have the whole team switch to the Elemental Dragon. The real intention was not the dragon itself, but TES obviously did not want the opponent to get the Elemental Dragon so easily and drag the game into the late game. So they chose to engage in a team fight with them.

Confident in their equipment and having won a small-scale team fight a few minutes earlier, WE was naturally happy to face TES's resistance head-on. Then... Breathing Bro couldn't hold on any longer.

Even though the enemy Kai'Sa's items weren't great and she didn't deal any damage, why is my health dropping so fast? Could it be that something unclean has appeared in the Rift?

While he was still in a daze, not far away...