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Imagine you're starving and order takeout. The delivery rider finally picks up the order, but the next moment, your app shows:

Deliverymen are battling the gods.

Body temperature: 9 trillion degrees Celsius; Distance: 20 light-years

So tell me, are you panicking? At least right now, Xiaohu is really panicking because the enemy Jayce has almost finished accumulating two waves of minions. If his teammates don't arrive in time, Jayce can tower dive and trade kills with him in no time. In that case, he'll be the one who gets wiped out.

"Xiaoming, you're more familiar with the opposing team's top player, so tell me how to break this formation?" After a brief moment of thought, Wei directly threw the question to Xiaoming, the team's actual commander.

???

Seeing that Wei so easily shifted the blame to it, Xiaoming thought for a moment and finally reluctantly replied:

"Based on my experience with Banhuang playing the Clown and Fiddlesticks, these three bushes might be empty or they might be full of things. But regardless of whether there's anything in them, we have to pretend there's nothing there. Otherwise, if we go up to the tower on the top lane, Xiaohu will say we're not real. So, we have to go and see what's inside. What do you guys think?"

RNG members: ......

Confrontation: Chapter Twenty: You'll all have to watch my eyes later.

In the end... RNG still couldn't support Xiaohu in the top lane. It wasn't that they didn't want to go into the river bush, but after they mentally prepared themselves and went in, they found that they had been tricked by the other side again.

Because there were no heroes in the bushes, but there was a little chrysanthemum who was clearly not a hero.

That's fucking ridiculous.

What's even more infuriating is that TES deliberately left the river crab to let Xiaoju stack her passive. When they all walked into the bush and found Xiaohu being caught in the top lane, Xiaoju raised her hand and used a basic attack to knock him up, and the best time to provide support just passed by.

I heard you're on the road with four protections and one support?

What a coincidence, me too.

Under TES's relentless ganking, Camille had very little room to maneuver and was immediately tower-dived and killed by Jayce and Rengar. That's just how Camille is in the early game.

Don't be fooled by her four top lane sisters and the various comebacks and flashy plays in the highlight reels.

But in fact.

Even if you're playing a ranked game and facing Camille in the top lane, as long as you're not playing a champion like Kayle who's stuck in the early game, if you get solo killed in the early laning phase, it means your top lane has a lot of room for improvement.

Off the field, watching TES's outrageous and ingenious strategies, EDG and FPX, who could be its next opponents, said they were starting to panic.

This is fucking ridiculous.

Your team has so many fancy moves, how did you even end up in the loser's bracket?

Moreover, the opposing RNG is clearly not right. Even though RNG is at a disadvantage right now, you can still tell from some subtle operations and overall rhythm that the RNG in front of us is in an explosive state. They are like two different teams compared to the RNG that was knocked into the loser's bracket before. They just happened to be outmaneuvered by TES's strategy.

"So, this King of the Board, he wasn't really playing seriously when he played against us in practice matches?"

"A top 100 support in the Korean server, a noob who can't even reach Master rank in the Chinese server, haven't you guys figured out his tricks yet?"

In a sense, TES's ability to conceal their weaknesses is comparable to that of a national team.

So what's the general situation like?

Extremely advanced; this technology does not exist in our country.

It's quite advanced, so no pictures are shown.

For standard equipment, images can be shown.

It's relatively outdated; a video demonstration would be helpful.

It's very outdated; they're just making promotional videos to showcase it.

TES plays the same way in scrims. It's almost halfway through the S11 season, and in regular scrims, they still use outdated champions like Roland to initiate team fights, and Pyke and Fiddlesticks. They either get crushed or get wrecked by the explosions. It's basically the same old thing with different names.

But what happens when it comes to the competition?

I pick whatever's strong in the current meta, and I've never stopped using support champions with a pick rate of over 50%. Don't ask, I just know them all. Then all sorts of underhanded tactics appear from his teammates, and in the end, it turns out through the champion's microphone that this guy secretly taught them. He has two faces, one in front of others and one behind, and he doesn't care if he's a dog as long as he can win the game. He even picked up Tahm Kench for him. He really has a complete grasp on the outcome of the game.

That's just how growing up is.

Last year, when Roland was still a newcomer, he had the advantage of being a newcomer and could do whatever he wanted. In addition, he didn't have much money in his contract and didn't feel much pressure. Moreover, he didn't take on any corresponding responsibilities at that time.

Contest?

As long as I win, that's all that matters. You don't care how I win.

But that won't work now. The team has to make way for the new rookies, Ha Huang and A Le, and let them catch up with the team as soon as possible. If Roland continues to use mage support recklessly, the AD will have to be sacrificed, and one of the top or jungler will have to be completely sacrificed. This is obviously not in line with the current version's tolerance for error.

Seeing that TES was increasingly controlling the pace of the game, RNG decided to use Deathwing.

Aren't you good at picking orders?

Don't you like to gank and get ahead of the game?

OK

I'll group up and push the tower, sacrificing a little bit to force the laning phase into the team fight phase. With all my team fight AOE skills, I'll see if your Rengar dares to come in.

Although the approach was naive, the results were remarkably obvious.

Before Rengar's equipment becomes overwhelmingly superior, the enemy's grouping up will undoubtedly put enormous pressure on him, especially with Udyr's protection. The Bear's Might, a control ability triggered by auto-attacks, is indeed a bit outrageous.

"The opposing team is starting to group up."

"It's alright. There's no chance they can group up in front of us. Besides... Ha Huang hasn't even started his team fight yet."

Despite Udyr possessing the power of four mythical creatures—bear, tiger, tortoise, and phoenix—multiple forms do not necessarily equate to greater strength. With the mid-lane economy filling the gap, Haro's equipment and level were now significantly ahead of Udyr's.

What is the power of the Four Symbols?

As the saying goes, a dragon tattoo shouldn't go past the shoulder, and a tiger tattoo shouldn't be taken down from the mountain. Guanyin with her eyes closed won't save the world, but Guan Yu with his eyes open will surely kill. Don't get a tattoo of a bloodthirsty wolf, for a lone wolf stained with blood will bring ruin to the family. A pack of wolves can't withstand a fight if they're not ruthless; losing a hand or foot means a short life. Don't get a tattoo of a tiger descending the mountain, for a fierce tiger descending the mountain will turn on its master. Don't get a tattoo of Guan Yu with his eyes open, for Guan Yu with his eyes open will kill. Don't get a tattoo of Tang Sanzang, for he won't be able to withstand the eighty-one tribulations. Don't get a tattoo of Nezha in fire, for a dragon encountering Nezha will perish. Don't get a tattoo of Yama, the King of Hell, for instead of warding off ghosts, you'll attract thieves. If you're going to get a tattoo, get one of Doraemon; whatever you need, just pull it out of your pocket.

A jungler like Udyr, who has random totem patterns, is no match for a feline (canine) like Rengar.

Soon, the second elemental dragon will also spawn.

Seemingly to speed up the game, the first two dragons in this match were the Mountain and the Wind, a farming method that was quite entertaining.

Either the third elemental dragon is a fire dragon, or TES's combat power will drop significantly out of nowhere.

Either the third elemental dragon is a water dragon, which would significantly increase the difficulty of the game for RNG.

As RNG gradually assembled their five-man lineup, the TES players, hidden in the various bushes along the river, smiled subtly.

Say something.

Grouping up is indeed the best way to prevent the Lion Dog from performing well on the field.

But... don't forget their support, they're playing Gragas!!!

"Ah Ban, it's up to you now."

"Don't panic, don't panic, I'm finding the right spot. Just start the dragon and ignore me. Follow my lead."

???

"How can I look at you while we're playing a game? Do I have to deliberately turn my head away?"

"Look, like this."

After saying that, Roland lit up an eye-like emoticon above his head.

The moment JKL saw this icon, he realized that this guy was trying to mislead him with the text again. Why did he have to be so subtle when he was just using an emoji?

Then, the next moment, he saw the Gragas who had just displayed his emote, and the next moment he decisively pulled out the exploding barrel in his hand and threw it hard into the center of the RNG team.

"Bang~"

The Gragas' ultimate ability, which caught all nine people in the arena off guard, instantly stunned everyone present.

The remaining four members of TES: ? ? ?

"Damn it, you really just said you'd light it and threw it? Where's the wind-up animation? Where's your casting wind-up animation? Fuck, whatever, brothers, follow me!"

"Hurrah! X3"

Contest of Titans: Chapter Twenty-One: The Feng Shui is now complete, the dragon arrives!

TES Backstage Viewing Room.

When White Crescent heard the team's "actions through eye contact," he didn't react, because this kind of conversation happened frequently in training matches, and he had long since become immune to it.

When White Crescent saw Roland unleash his ultimate the moment he finished displaying his mark, his lips twitched. Even though he hadn't reacted to the ultimate, considering Roland's playstyle, well, it was somewhat understandable. After all, the LPL's number one initiator support wouldn't deserve the title if he didn't have some personality, right?

But when White Crescent heard JKL shout "Brothers, follow me!" and then use a rocket jump to close the distance and attack Kai'Sa head-on, he couldn't help but stand up.

your sister!

You're the output core, you're the core!

Other AD carries spend nine out of ten seconds in team fights positioning themselves just for that one second of damage output time. But you, on the other hand, just think that since AD ​​carries are going to die anyway in this patch, you're too lazy to even bother looking for them, right?

It hardened; the white crescent-shaped fist hardened.

Holy crap, water! Can you even jump off like that?!

[Gragas' ultimate is truly amazing; it can completely scatter the enemy team. Otherwise, Tristana would have been instantly killed.]

[Classic JKL-style playstyle, oh no... chaotic brawl-style playstyle]

[Damn, I don't understand this team fight anymore.]

When Gragas unleashed his ultimate, the entire river instantly descended into chaos. Roland, the instigator of this team fight, simply helped the jungler secure the elemental dragon.

Then... silently begin the ritual.

Unleashing a powerful move is an essential part of the ritual, and wine is indispensable as a sacrificial offering.

The RNG players, thrown into chaos by the bombing, were the offerings they needed for their ritual.

Everything he did was based on the feng shui instructions of the Ancient Remnant Treasure Book, in order to create a layout that draws in water and removes wind, following the Wind Dragon.

At this point, the feng shui arrangement is complete!

"Sister Zhou, who conceals the power of the Water Dragon, reveal your true strength before me! Now, in the name of your captain, I command you—Release the seal!"

"Dragon, come!"

It seems that Roland's impromptu prank worked, or perhaps the saying of "bringing wind and water" was indeed circulating in the Rift. Just as the power of the wind dragon successfully appeared on the TES players, the next second, a water dragon symbol appeared obediently on the wall of the dragon pit.