You actually want me to...

At this moment, A-Le looked pitiful, weak, and helpless. The room was full of big shots, even the least skilled Haro had been the dean for three years and graduated from the prestigious EDG. As someone from OMG, he really didn't have much to brag about.

Wait, is he also a prophet?

Ale turned around abruptly, only to find the prophet, who had anticipated this, smiling at him and then offering a kind and comforting remark: "Don't be sad. I felt the same way when I chose my champion skin. You'll get used to it."

Ah Le: ......

As the saying goes, the second law of boys is that when a group of boys are together, they will automatically share the brain of the one with the lowest IQ.

Having spent so much time with Roland and others, even if the Prophet stays longer, he's definitely not someone a newbie like Ale can challenge. He's the only designated benchwarmer god in the entire TES team. Supports who are better than him don't have championship skins, and those who do don't get to slack off as much as he does. He's practically unbeatable.

"Alright, now we're on the blue team, you guys should get back to normal." Seeing that everyone had stopped fooling around, White Crescent knew it was time for her to come out and get some fresh air.

To put it bluntly, it's an established fact that the blue side is easier to play than the red side.

Their frequent victories on the red side were achieved through a series of clever maneuvers that forced them to catch up. They didn't have much extra practice time, and they've already mastered most of the new techniques they learned back then. So, it's not so easy for them to catch up on the red side anymore.

Therefore, the blue team must get the points.

"Simple. I estimate that the opposing team will allow their jungler to play during the match. Jiejie's champion pool can't withstand the threat of both sides banning five junglers combined."

Seriously, that's the good thing about veteran players.

When your new players come on stage, you only have two or three that you dare to show off. If you remove the ban slots from the current version, there are only one or two left. If you target them even slightly, they'll be crying out for help.

But the veteran players are different.

Every year there are different popular versions, and every year you have to learn new jungling skills. Over the years, I wouldn't say I've become a master of all heroes, but at least I no longer worry about ban slots.

My fully evolved Digimon is going to annihilate your newly hatched Digimon, no matter how you look at it, right?

"so?"

"I request to use the AE86 tactic."

"Approved."

The remaining four members of TES: ? ? ?

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Before the second match began, JKL and the others consciously turned their attention to Roland, asking him in a demanding tone, "So, how much did you pay to bribe the coach?"

"I didn't. If you don't believe me, go listen to the recording."

"You think any coach would allow you to play such outrageous stuff? What the hell is this version of AE86 tactics you're using?"

"Don't worry, I've tested this lineup with Harvey in ARAM, it's incredibly strong."

"???"

Good guy.

Other people test strategies in training matches, high-level games, or custom games. But you, you're testing them in ARAM?

Why don't you try the unlimited firepower mode?

Ah Shui clearly wanted to say more, but at that moment, the competition on stage had already begun.

First round of bans:

TES: Twisted Fate, Zoe, Sylas

EDG: Gragas, Thresh, Braum

As expected, both sides consciously left their jungler positions untouched.

One round of PICK:

TES: Hecarim (first pick) + Orianna Ezreal

EDG: Tristana + Alistar (first and second picks) + Udyr

In the second round of bans, Jayce, Azir, Riven, and Leona were all eliminated.

In their fourth pick, EDG brought out Gnar.

So far, both sides' lineups have been chosen based on the version without much change. In the Mythic item version, unless you choose a specific strategy, there are relatively few heroes that can be used flexibly.

Here comes the key point.

TES's last two picks: Crocodile + Cat.

The moment the cat appeared, the entire venue erupted in the loudest wave of sound of the day, and even the live stream chat was flooded with comments that were almost too much to handle.

[Holy crap, Yao!]

【Seriously, I could understand if you let the King of the Plate pick a support like Orianna, but you gave him Yuumi? Is that even a champion he can play properly?】

I said, is it possible that this cat produces meat?

No, it should be Hextech Protobelt + Zhonya's Hourglass, then Flash-Push-R-Zhonya's Hourglass to initiate team fights. I saw him use that in his Korean server stream the other day, and it shocked me for a whole year.

We've seen so many amazing plays with the hero Yuumi in this guy's livestream.

There's an AD Yuumi build with attack speed and on-hit effects, an initiation Yuumi build with Hextech Protobelt and Zhonya's Hourglass, a split-pushing Yuumi build with Lich Bane and Rabadon's Deathcap, and the most outrageous one is a tanky, bruiser Yuumi build with Everfrost Reaver for crowd control.

Whenever this guy is in a bad mood and chooses to concede, you can always find him playing these weird and wonderful things in the Diamond rank of the Chinese server. For quite some time, there was even a saying circulating in the Rift:

"I'd rather queue for the Korean server's Ghostly Sorrow than the Chinese server's Diamond Cat."

Contest: Chapter Thirty-Eight: Tea Ceremony, an Art.

Ultimately, they faced a barrage of external criticism and pressure.

The lineups for both sides are as follows:

TES: Top lane Renekton, Jungle Hecarim, Mid lane Orianna, Bot lane Ezreal + Yuumi

EDG: Top lane Gnar, Jungle Udyr, Mid lane Viktor, Bot lane Tristana and Alistar

Game start.

Looking at EZ on his screen, JKL took a deep breath and calmed himself down.

How to describe the EZ cat combo? It's basically the ultimate slacker.

In the early game, he relies on Ezreal to survive; in the mid-game, he follows the carry; and in the late game, he acts as a magnet to absorb the enemy's divers. Throughout the game, he is almost equivalent to one person in a 1v2 or 1v3 situation. This is the result of rigorous training.

To think that he, a champion AD carry, would be assigned to play such a clumsy champion as Ezreal every single game.

Is he weaker than the opponent?

"Don't be discouraged. Think about it. In the game's lore, Ezreal is the protagonist who marries Lux. And think about you. Letting you play Ezreal means that they're letting you play because they value you as the protagonist."

"You're kidding me. Then why don't you come out of my body? You can't just press W at level one and burrow into my body like that, can you stand there like a fool?"

"You don't know anything. I'm just reducing mouse durability. These are all details."

Ah Le, Ha Huang, Knight: ......

Even at level one, which was just launched, Roland demonstrated a cat-like understanding that was beyond the average person.

Enter the grass, position yourself, and take medicine (A-person).

Didn't learn E?

It's okay, he's not a top lane Yuumi. If he gets low on health, he can just go back into the AD carry's body and AFK. The key is to be aggressive in the early game, otherwise you'll easily become easy prey later on.

Basic attack, trigger Aery, then move, then basic attack again, then "Hey! De na da da yo, hey da da yo." followed by Ctrl+6 to light up the icon.

Combining output, provocation, operation, and distance control, he immediately ignited the anger of EDG's bottom lane.

"Damn, I can't stand it anymore, let's get him!"

"I'll do it!"

According to the "Level 1 Yuumi Learns Q Law" in professional matches, Alistar, relying on his faster movement speed, quickly arrived in front of Yuumi. Just as he was about to use Earthshatter on the enemy Yuumi, the next moment, Yuumi instantly turned into a streak of light and entered Ezreal's body, making his Q skill successfully become "Happy New Year, Big Brother and Sister-in-law".

Meiko: ?

Viper: ? ? ?

Before Meiko could react, the cat, who had just returned to Ezreal's body, saw him miss his Q skill and then skillfully emerged from Ezreal's body again, continuing to shout "Hey! De na da da yo, hey da da yo," while flashing its taunt.

It's hard.

The fist hardened.

"No way, I'm not going to give this bastard cat any treats today."

"Don't rush. Let's make trouble when you're at level two and have some control over him. He's so reckless, he'll definitely give us a chance eventually."

After exchanging opinions, Meiko also felt that a small act of impatience could ruin a big plan. It was just a cat; what harm was there in letting it jump around for a dozen seconds? So she endured the cat's damage, healing herself while farming minions, keeping a close eye on her experience points.

However...

Just as EDG's bot lane duo reached level two and were about to make a move, the Yuumi, who had been jumping up and down and even trading health for minions' damage, suddenly changed completely. Despite being quite a distance away, she decisively used her W skill to return to Ezreal and never came down again.

Even when the TES bot lane duo reached level two, the cat only slowly threw out a second Q skill, then deliberately manipulated the Q skill to spin around in various ways until the time was about to run out before reluctantly crashing into Alistar, dealing a huge amount of magic damage of up to 50 points.

Reason... has been lost.

Why does this cat act like a green tea bitch?

[So flirtatious, yet you won't let me drive you; this boss is such a green tea b*tch.]

[Now I understand why this Yuumi is so well-known throughout the entire Rift.]

Actually, after getting screwed over yourself, you realize that watching him screw over others always brings a strange sense of relief. This competition is really stress-relieving.

When other people play with cats, they're all about keeping their distance, activating their passive abilities, and blocking skills.

This guy plays with cats by jumping all over you in the early game, and then when you have a chance to fight back, he shrinks into the AD carry's arms and refuses to come out, while also showing an innocent cat emoji all the time.

(Gesturing: Come here) (beckoning hand)

If it were one of those hot-tempered players in ranked matches, who could withstand such provocation?

"No, you're putting a lot of pressure on me by playing like this." Even JKL, who was just a designated driver for the cat, felt inexplicably uneasy after seeing this guy's cheeky playstyle.

"What are you afraid of? They have a problem with me, not you. You're perfectly safe."

"But you're fucking on me right now!"

"As a cat, isn't it reasonable for me to attach myself to the ADC?"