You actually want me to...

One Q skill, 173

A basic attack followed, 119, and the slow effect appeared.

W skill freezes.

Another basic attack, continuing to slow and stick to him, while a green light flashed above Gnar's head and then quickly flew to a hero on his side. Upon closer inspection, there, Senna, whom he had hardly considered a threat, had fired another attack at him, and Gnar's health continued to drop visibly.

"Holy crap!?"

Sensing something was wrong, Gnar instinctively threw a rock towards Senna's location.

"bang"

-164

It was supposed to be a lot of damage for a support, but when it hit Senna's health bar, it barely caused a ripple. When I checked Senna's health bar again, her 1800 health points were so shocking that they made my eyes pop out.

A level 9 Senna only has 1120 base health.

However, Frostfire Gauntlet provides it with 350 health, 25 armor and magic resistance, and 20 spell haste. With Gnar's Q skill, Senna can recover most of her health with a single Q as soon as it's off cooldown.

Yes.

The so-called "four-protect-one Yone" strategy was actually just a smokescreen to fool WE, only Knight himself didn't know it. The real core of this lineup was to have Yone attract the opponent's attention, and then slowly shift the battlefield upwards, creating space for the two late-game AD carries in the bottom lane to develop.

The real carry in this game was actually Senna and Kai'Sa.

The 80-stack Soul represents an additional 60 attack damage, 100 attack range, 35% critical strike chance, and life steal from excess critical strike chance. Combined with the physical bonus from equipment, the true "armor penetration" AD build is ready.

Basic attack, passive speed boost, then basic attack again.

If WE's Azir, not far away, was using various movement skills to dodge abilities and was still frantically searching for a suitable output environment, then Roland's Senna was now wielding Zz'Rot, moving around and auto-attacking.

With an attack range of 700, it's the longest among all AD carries. That translates to a standard 18cm in size. WE's lineup couldn't withstand such a long, tough, and painful thing. Before long, they all fell to the skirts of the Western quick-draw Senna.

[Holy crap, what is this Senna?]

[80 layers of soul power?! No, his soul power is still increasing!!!]

[There wasn't much fighting in the bot lane, how did he manage that?]

[Damn it, TES has figured out how to use the four-protect-one strategy.]

At this point, Shanks was no longer the commanding figure he had been at the beginning. He assumed the enemy's damage dealers were Yone and Kai'Sa, so he unleashed all of his team's control skills on those two. But when he turned around, there was a big boss behind him. It was like when he was playing Pokémon ten years ago and had used up all his skill attempts on the Elite Four, only to find out that he still had to fight a Champion.

What the hell is this "path to becoming a strongman"?

Even more outrageous is that, although Senna was clearly chasing three or four WE players by herself on the field, in TES's voice chat, Roland shouted the following:

"Help...help...help!!!"

"No, you're the one chasing after them now. Shouldn't a normal person be yelling 'Nice'? Why are you yelling 'Help'?" Ah Le was puzzled. Because of the different positions, when he heard "Help," he subconsciously thought this guy was about to die. Then he turned around and saw this guy chasing the enemy top laner and jungler like an eagle catching a chick, randomly attacking them.

"You know nothing! Based on my years of experience watching highlight reels, those who scream for help are usually the ones who pull off amazing plays, while those who yell 'Nice' are often the ones whose fortunes are reversed the next second. It's some kind of mystery... Help, help me!!!"

The remaining four members of TES: ......

Thanks to Roland's life-saving magic, he successfully chased down and killed WE's top and jungle duo, resulting in a 2-for-5 exchange. Despite sacrificing their top and mid laners who were good at initiating team fights, TES successfully wiped out WE's five-man squad.

At this moment, the viewers in Roland's first-person perspective live stream were truly convinced.

He's really handsome.

It's filthy, really filthy!

What do you mean by enduring humiliation for fifteen years, only to emerge from seclusion and roam the world freely?

No, look at him, does he look like he's swallowing his anger at all? It's obvious nobody's paying attention to him.

So this is the support champion he claimed to have secretly practiced for a year during his livestream?

[No problem, in a year all I've learned is how to deal with Yin.]

Even though this guy's sneaky play was so bad that even his teammates couldn't stand it, considering how badly he developed, and considering that they kept losing in the top lane without him saying a word or providing any support, and even JKL just tacitly agreed, anyone who isn't stupid should know that the top, mid, and jungle players were being used as pawns by this guy and the coach again.

Thinking of this, Ha Huang's eyes couldn't help but show a hint of resentment.

"There's really no need for that. You two can just talk about the tactics. I really thought the core strategy for this game was four-protect-one Yone."

"You don't understand, do you? Only by truly immersing yourself in the situation can you successfully deceive the other side. Without your hard work in drawing attention, where would we get such a comfortable space to farm in the bottom lane?" Roland's tone lowered slightly, becoming a little ingratiating.

After all... it is indeed a tiny bit unethical.

But it doesn't matter, by this point their tactics have already taken initial shape.

For close-range team fights, there's Renekton; for mid-range team fights, there's Yone; for long-range team fights, there's Lillia; for mid-to-long-range poke, there's AP Kai'Sa; and for mid-to-close-range damage output, there's Senna. The current TES team is absolutely invincible when all five members group up.

It's time for these two late-game AD female heroes to step up.

As the old saying goes: A woman three years older than you brings you a golden brick. A woman thirty years older brings you an empire. A woman three hundred years older brings you an elixir of immortality. A woman three thousand years older brings you a place among the immortals. A woman thirty thousand years older brings you to be fed by the Queen Mother of the West. A woman three hundred thousand years older brings you to stand before Buddha. A woman three million years older brings you to rule the immortal realm. A woman thirty million years older brings you to roam freely across the six realms. A woman three hundred million years older brings you to unify the Jurassic period.

Compilation: Chapter 130: The Lone Warrior

The time that followed was pure torture for WE.

30 minutes ago, all five opponents were dealing damage, and the damage from the two ranged attackers in the bottom lane was increasing over time. So how do we fight this team fight?

It can't fight back, okay?

JKL had a great time. With so many teammates drawing aggro, his AP Kai'Sa, who only becomes powerful in the late game, wouldn't get much attention from the enemy in the early game. In team fights, he could transform into a sniper, not even auto-attacking, and just find a position to spam his W.

The most outrageous one was Roland. After reaching level 100, he directly engaged in a team fight. While everyone else was kiting, he charged straight at five people, yelling, "Come on! Why aren't you coming? Come and kill me!"

Then, a dozen seconds later...

"Holy crap, I'm out of mana, bro! I'm sorry, help!"

After his teammates swarmed forward, Roland, feeling safe again, launched a counterattack and continued yelling in the team voice chat: "You think you can chase me? Go ahead and chase me! Why did you stop? Keep chasing me!?"

One hero, two faces, leaving his teammates bewildered and confused.

To be frank, WE's players are all new players, and they were already at a disadvantage. TES even prepared an inhuman lineup for them, which completely extinguished their fighting spirit.

[Tsk tsk tsk, WE's new players are still a bit inexperienced.]

[That's good. Making the playoffs in their first year with this new roster shows promise for the future.]

[The main problem is that TES's laning phase is too overpowered; Beishang (a player) is saying he can't carry the team.]

You can have this lineup too if you spend 5000 million.

Since ancient times, strength has been often linked to money. Just like in games, ordinary players and poor players are often just one aspect of the game for rich players who spend money. Others spend money to gain early-game pleasure, while ordinary players can only spend time to gain late-game pleasure. It is an equivalent exchange.

Just like Onmyoji.

Before level 30, it's the domain of whales (players who spend a lot of money); after reaching the level cap, it's a paradise for hardcore players.

Of course, it's not to say that the early game is completely dominated by whales. There's another particularly annoying thing in this world called the Sturgeon, which can break the rule of hardcore players and whales.

Ultimately, with Senna and AP Kai'Sa dominating the fight, WE had no choice but to concede their Nexus.

1:0.

Of course, for a team with relatively weak overall strength, losing the first game means there's little to say about the second.

It's not impossible to win, but you have to use your trump cards.

But once they've used their trump card, they're truly out of the running for the playoffs.

So in the second game, both sides were either good or bad, and after more than 20 minutes of mutual enjoyment, TES finally won the last game of the regular season with a score of 2-0.

"Wuhu brothers, we're number one on the leaderboard!"

As soon as the match ended, Knight and the others saw their support player cheering, his face beaming with happiness.

"Take it easy. The playoffs aren't over yet, so everything before that is just fluff."

"You don't know anything! We get extra bonuses for finishing first in the playoffs. It's money! Aren't you happy to take the money?"

"Hmm~ Now that you mention it, it does seem to be true."

Because clubs usually make promises before the season ends, people often can't remember what the club's management promised them after the season ends. But things are different now. This guy is a talent who can record the boss's promises. Since Roland joined the team, Knight realized that he had really missed out on a lot of bonuses before.

After all, small amounts add up and can be quite painful.

After the match, the group left the venue chatting and laughing, unaware that backstage, the official staff were also excitedly editing TES's hero microphones.

Don't ask, the answer is simply that we have enough material for this episode.

That night.

When the WE team discovered that the e-sports Deyun Club had finally started broadcasting, they all clicked on it immediately, and then... they were all stunned.

Was this a deliberate act of sabotage by the other side?

Was the small-scale team fight in the top lane, where they won more often than they lost, intentionally orchestrated by the opposing team?

Do you have to be this dirty when you're playing a game?!

Especially when they saw Senna chasing after several people by herself, spouting all sorts of strange words, every member of WE couldn't help but twitch at the corner of their mouth.

When they were facing other players, the WE team could watch with amusement, but when it was their turn to be the opponents, the WE team felt like they had seen a ghost.

Meanwhile, on the other side...

Inside the TES training room, JKL frowned as he looked at the various inhuman training plans in the hands of each member of the team. After thinking for a moment, he walked towards his own support position.

Without a doubt, this kind of grotesque training method is definitely the brainchild of this bastard.

"Don't you think there's something wrong with this training method?"

"What's the problem?"

"I can barely understand making Ah Le play Ip Man as an orphan in the top lane, making Haro play an unpopular jungler to withstand early pressure, and making Knight follow me as support and roam to develop his overall game sense. But what the hell are you trying to do by lending me UZI's ID to play? Do you want me to die?"

The most outrageous thing about this guy is that he actually got authorization from Uzbekistan. The Uzbekistan immediately changed his ID, and the guy registered the ID on it and then gave the account to himself.

At first, he didn't realize the seriousness of the problem because Uzi's Korean server ID wasn't UZI. Initially, he just thought he was unlucky and that the enemy was targeting the bottom lane every game.

If it happens like this five or six times in a row, then there's a big problem.

Roland remained calm in the face of JKL's questioning, pointing to the screen in front of him and saying, "Weight training works like this. It's the fastest way to improve personal abilities. If you don't believe me, look, I'm using this method to train myself too."

"T1_Faker? This ID is just so-so. Faker himself doesn't even use this ID to play games."

"Look more closely."