You actually want me to...

and many more!

Just as Ah P was about to speak, he finally remembered something, but then he noticed that in the top lane, his own top laner and jungler had once again surrounded the enemy top laner, Tristana.

Since Morgana lacked protection in the early game, and Tristana was a champion who would definitely push the lane, after that escape, Ale was ganked three more times by the enemy jungler, dying twice, and his score was 0/3 at this point.

But does it matter?

That's not important. The strength of the small runner lies in the fact that even without much equipment in the early game, he has considerable burst damage based on his basic stats alone. So what if you add a level 6 teammate?

Just as the level 5 Kennen and Udyr were jogging close again, two decaying chains suddenly slung over them from the bushes. Before they could even react, a dark beam of light shot out from the top lane bush and landed precisely on Kennen, who still had his Flash ability active.

Q【Dark Imprisonment】

R [Soul Shackles]

After realizing that there was a Morgana with her ultimate ability activated in the bush, Fudge and Blaber were so startled that their hands holding the mouse trembled involuntarily.

WTF? Level 6?

"I was just about to tell you, but you've already gone in." At this moment, the belatedly aware A-P finally spoke up, but it was too late. Since TES was well-rested and Kennen hadn't reached level six yet, the small-scale team fight in the top lane could basically seal C9's fate.

Sure enough, a few seconds later...

[TES_Ale kills C9_Fudge]

[TES_Ale kills C9_Blaber]

Double Kill!

With a double kill, the 0/3 Tristana went from 0/3 to 2/3, reconnecting her to the game. More importantly, this playstyle meant that Tristana was pushing the lane in the top lane from start to finish, attracting the opponent to gank. As a result, despite dying a lot in the early game, Ale didn't fall behind in gold or experience.

This playstyle can be traced back to the Gem Master Yi system, which is a kind of renaissance. The difference is that Morgana can pass by, throw out W and leave. On the one hand, it is not easy for the opponent to find out their intentions if she pretends to help push the lane. On the other hand, throwing it and leaving can save Morgana's jungle clearing time as much as possible and reduce some repetitive actions.

This strategy allows TES to successfully find a lane to catch the opponent off guard during Morgana's fast level 6 run. Whether it's 2v2 or 3v3, TES, with an extra ultimate ability, will definitely be invincible.

"Nice to see this! Ah Le has turned the tide in one fell swoop. Welcome back to the game."

"The strategy is still the best choice. By the way, how did you come up with such a dirty strategy?" Ha Huang was also a little curious. You know, he was the jungler, but this guy was able to point out several jungle locations with extremely dirty experience, which made Ha Huang exclaim that he had learned something.

But the problem is...

Aren't you supposed to be a support?

Even if you were a famous top laner before you went pro, you shouldn't be so familiar with these dirty experience points for junglers, right?

"Don't worry about that. It's the same thing, just different people have different understandings. It's like when I play ranked games and use CNMD or CTMD, do you think I'm being vulgar and insulting people? That's narrow-minded! As the current captain of TES, how could I do something that would disgrace the club? My intention was to introduce our country's missile defense system to the general public, in order to encourage them to be as resilient as the missile defense system. If you don't believe me, you can check, that's really what they're called."

"Even the more common ones, such as GNMD in Germany, SNMD in Spain, QNMD in Qatar, and JNMD in Japan, are classic examples of different perceptions and perspectives. So, have you learned them?"

The remaining four members of TES: ? ? ?

Confrontation: Chapter Five: Any tactic that works can be used.

After creating an opening in the top lane and successfully helping Tristana reconnect to the game, Roland realized that it was time for him to make his move as well.

Very simple.

Both of Ueno's heroes are women; a solitary woman cannot last long.

At this point, a male hero is needed to step in and balance the Yin and Yang.

As the saying goes, if it's just the woman moving, it's destined to be short-lived; if it's just the man moving, the feeling won't be right. Only when both men and women move together can they maintain the rhythm like a perpetual motion machine, which simply can't be stopped.

As for who will be sacrificed?

That would definitely mean temporarily sacrificing the bottom lane. Actually, it's not really a sacrifice; it's just that after both sides push their lanes, they move towards the mid lane together to apply pressure, while preparing to engage in a Rift Herald team fight.

As for elemental dragons?

Just give in.

What we can feel from the current version update is that the designers are gradually increasing the importance of the top lane. Because top laners have more experience and a stronger ability to snowball, the Rift Herald, a key point in the upper jungle, has gradually become a battleground, while the elemental dragons in the bottom lane have become much less important.

In order to continue the time difference tactic, when the two pushed the bottom lane into the tower, Roland hid in the bush to recall before Jinx, and JKL also understood this very well. Even when the support was about to leave, he continued to push the lane as usual without changing his expression, as if he had someone behind him.

At this point, the scanning function of the initial swap becomes apparent. With a full line of vision, you have no idea whether the Gragas is actually in the bushes or not, which is very frustrating.

Where have C9's bot lane duo ever encountered such a dirty combination?

Oh, no, I might have seen him during the World Championship.

But so much time has passed, they don't have any corresponding memories now. Seeing Jinx swaggering around the lane clearing waves without even using her E skill, they naturally assume Gragas is still hiding in the bushes.

I dare not go up, I dare not go up.

The main issue is that once the minion wave comes in, a 2v2 fight breaks out, which is actually advantageous for the opponent. If you want to fight, you definitely won't be able to clear the minions under the tower. If you want to perfectly farm under the tower, you inevitably can't fight with the opponent. It's a choice between two options.

Until JKL finished pushing the lane and started recalling, C9's bot lane duo didn't dare to lay a hand on Jinx.

With this information gap, Roland's opportunity arose.

Target: The lone crocodile in the mid lane.

"Report! Sniper has identified the target, requesting assistance, requesting assistance."

"The target is very cautious. I don't have a chance to make the first move. I need a sniper to go first. Over."

"Received. Please keep an eye on the target's location. The sniper is flanking us."

"Target location remains unchanged, but there is cover nearby. Over."

Knight in the mid lane looked at the enemy crocodile who was keeping a considerable distance from him and sticking close to the minions, feeling quite melancholy. Perhaps it was a master's innate intuition, or perhaps Perkz had sensed something, because at this moment, he suddenly stopped trying to trade blows with him, instead maintaining a tacit distance and starting to farm minions together, his intentions completely unpredictable.

but it does not matter.

Even when it comes to scaling back, planning can be done by focusing on scaling back.

Knight silently changed his last-hitting order, while simultaneously controlling Sett to move diagonally upwards. As Sett moved, Renekton, who didn't want to fight him, naturally began to move diagonally downwards. Little did he know that TES's "sniper" had just circled around to that side, giving Roland an extremely perfect entry position.

It's now!

"Take your bunker and go to hell with us!"

"Shu~"

The barrel, having pinpointed its location, flashed out with its E ability, passing through the wall from a great distance and suddenly crashing into the crocodile, controlling its spawn.

This E-flash used a slight wall-clipping technique.

Regarding this, you can search for highlights of Ice Maiden players or search on forums; these players are probably all wall-clipping maniacs.

Gragas uses E to flash and control, Sett follows up with Flash E + auto-attack + Charged Punch, but doesn't use his ultimate.

The mid and support duo unleashed a combo of skills, forcing the Renekton to use his ultimate and Flash. Unfortunately, because Knight's summoner spell was Teleport instead of Ignite, this attack failed to kill the enemy mid laner.

but...

They weren't expecting to kill the enemy mid laner anyway, were they?

If you force the enemy Renekton to use Flash, then Knight can single-handedly keep an eye on the enemy Renekton's entry into the team fight. This is a crucial point to keep an eye on, because Renekton's E skill has two dashes. If the mid laner still has Flash on them during the Rift Herald fight, then once C9's lineup charges in, even if TES has Morgana, it will be useless.

But if the crocodile doesn't dodge, the situation is different.

The only way to initiate a team fight head-on is with Riel, and Kennen trying to get in from the side is a pipe dream. You can't expect Udyr to run over on two legs to initiate a team fight, can you? Morgana's Q isn't just for show.

In this wave, TES gained the initiative in team fights.

"How did he manage to get around that?"

It's strange that A-P, who escaped death by a hair's breadth, had only just finished reporting the enemy bot lane duo's recall when the Gragas appeared behind him.

Is that teleportation or a substitution attack?

Just as I was about to question my bot laner about giving false information, the next second, I saw the enemy Gragas take a huge detour to the jungle entrance bush near his second tower, and then throw a Q from afar at his recall location.

"Bang~"

The return journey was interrupted.

My blood pressure... is rising!

"Hahahaha, you actually dared to recall in this position? You're stupid." Seeing that his skill interruption was successful, Roland immediately laughed in the team voice chat, looking extremely smug.

"You're still a dog, I really couldn't do something like that."

"That's because you haven't played enough low-level games. The greatest joy often comes from one simple, unpretentious little move after another."

"You make it sound so true."

Seeing that they didn't understand, Roland didn't explain.

For most professional players, they have hardly ever played in low-level games. They have heard of many techniques, but they don't take them seriously because those techniques are meaningless in competitive matches.

But Roland is different.

Having suffered countless beatings in low-elo games in his past life, he was well aware of all sorts of inhuman and disgusting tactics. In addition, since he now plays the support role professionally, he can use some of the more outrageous tactics a little.

What is the support role?

It's a position where as long as you play well and ward well, you won't be criticized even if you just wander around and die all the time. At most, you'll be called a second-generation Grim Reaper.

But does that matter?

unimportant.

Since it's not important, we might as well use all the dirty tricks we can. If we can break someone's mentality, we'll make a fortune.

I really like a line from the song "Gee": "Send, send, send, send, wave, wave, wave."

Confrontation: Chapter Six: They're so mean, but I love them!

Regarding the scrim match against TES, C9 and others said they had never seen anything like it before.

You're a world champion team from last year. Logically speaking, the impression you give people would be like something out of a novel, like the Eastern Heretic, Western Poison, Southern Beggar, or Northern Emperor. As such a high-class existence, shouldn't your normal way of winning be to crush the opponent head-on? C9's coach even specifically strengthened the players' ability to withstand pressure in lane.

The results of it.

I thought the other side would start with something like the Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms when the two sides were fighting, but instead they countered with a Monkey Stealing Peach followed by a groin kick. They even seemed to think I wasn't hurt enough, so after the kick they turned around, got back in their truck and continued to cause damage. Is this what someone of your status should be doing?

C9 is now suffering greatly from this.

They used every trick in the book against C9: timing their ganks, employing elaborate acting to ambush opponents, and employing the 1v1 self-destruct strategy, leaving C9 in a terrible predicament.

"Coach, are you sure we're facing a former world champion team right now?" After being annoyed by Roland, A-P ganked his own coach in return. He really couldn't understand why someone could be more "happy" playing games than him.