You actually want me to...

But EDG is different.

Although Galio can also fly, his flight has a casting range. As long as Galio's portrait disappears in the mid lane for more than three seconds, Roland will subconsciously mark Ah Shui to retreat together.

Even if you're going to act recklessly, you have to consider the specific method.

Look at all those gangsters and thugs from the past, would they still dare to be so reckless now?

That definitely won't work.

Haven't they all obediently transformed into legitimate companies like real estate firms, property management companies, and loan collection agencies? Have you ever seen the scenes of hundreds of people fighting offline over a piece of land a few years ago? You're too naive, brothers.

With version changes.

A clear mindset has become increasingly crucial for a team to win matches. If a team with Genshin Impact's "Genshin Impact Bro" could win two or three consecutive championships, it would be as easy as playing a game.

It wasn't until they had accumulated experience and gold in the mid lane that Roland and JKL leisurely returned to the bottom lane.

It's a loss, it's definitely a loss.

But compared to the potential huge losses, they seemed to have made a lot of money. At least for the next minute, Galio, who had suffered heavy losses, was unlikely to focus his attention on them.

Of course, the first elemental dragon is lost, so it can't be retrieved.

Their lineup leans towards the late game, so their strategy is to focus on resource exchange; the opposing lineup focuses on the early to mid-game, so their strategy is to rush dragons and force team fights. Everyone knows this perfectly well, but EDG is still far from understanding just how much of an advantage that gank will cause them to lose.

More than 30 seconds later.

Just as Galio was a hair's breadth away from level six, EDG was preparing to start their momentum again.

it's dark.

Nightmare dives in, Orianna carries the ball, AP shield blocks for crowd control, Udyr follows up with a stun.

An unexpected three-on-one attack targeted Galio, the core of the team fight, instead of the isolated Flandre. Scout had never seen anything like it before. By the time he could see his screen again, Nightmare with Orianna was already in front of him.

[TES_Ale kills EDG_Scout]

In the first game, EDG first picked Nightmare in an attempt to prove that they had successfully learned from the master.

In the fourth game, TES delivered a resounding slap in the face to reality.

Didn't expect?

I've left one of my eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms unused; please enlighten me!

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P.S.: I'm requesting a day off. I overslept again today while working the night shift. I'll write one chapter for now and see if I have the energy to come back after my night shift tomorrow morning. If I do, I'll finish it tomorrow.

Contest of Titans: Chapter 48: Of course, it all comes down to talent.

Holy crap, Galio's gone awry!

[This is incredible. Other teams break up a system by targeting the core heroes, but TES breaks up a system by specifically targeting the support.]

[Shen really pulled a fast one; Galio's pick was way too strong.]

[Feelings, send!]

For JKL at this moment, as long as he doesn't die, the game is already on a winning streak that he can't stop.

To reiterate.

A strong single-lane hero may appear strong on the surface.

But in professional matches, strong teammates are the true measure of strength.

EDG leaving Jayce in the top lane without helping him is something TES must be laughing all the way to the bank. Jayce is a champion that thrives on lane dominance, early game item advantage, and skill poke before team fights.

As a result, you picked Jayce and got countered, and you didn't even protect him. Why should I care about Jayce then? No matter how well Jayce develops, without extra gold from kills and tower plates, there's a limit to how strong he is.

But TES's bot lane is different.

Draven, there's no limit to how much he can grow.

"After this wave, EDG should be in a real hurry." Looking at the message that Galio died at level 5, Roland was smug in his mind, but at the same time, he felt that the bottom lane seemed to be much safer now.

"That's right, it's fortunate that we have you in the team, you rotten-hearted bastard. Seriously, what's wrong with your head? Why can't we come up with so many crooked ideas when we're playing games?"

The more they cooperated with Roland, the more outrageous his abilities became to the TES team.

Whether it's the improvement in operation and overall strategy, what's even more terrifying is that they can always come up with things that, while not the best, are definitely the most disgusting, specifically designed to mess with the opponent's mentality.

That's why he can't be so reckless in matches; you have to understand that during training matches, he's broken down the defenses of many opponents from various regions.

"Of course it depends on talent. Don't even mention me, take TheShy as an example. Even if he didn't play LOL and stop being the former world's best top laner, he could still become a piano prince with his talent. At the very least, he could be a nightclub prince."

"???"

Of course, TES's prediction about the pace of the game was correct.

EDG is really starting to panic.

At this point, EDG was far from the final form they had achieved after being tempered by WE. Their top laner was like an outsider, their jungler's mentality was unstable, their mid and support players took turns being traitors, and Viper couldn't carry the team on his own. To expect them to have a burst of brilliance and turn the tide after losing two games was, frankly, a bit unrealistic.

Enlightenment is one thing.

Strength is another matter entirely.

Just like when fighting Deep Sea King in One-Punch Man, no matter how high the awareness of the C-class heroes is, throw away the filters and the background music. If Saitama hadn't come to the scene, they would all have died. That's the reality.

One minute later.

When Galio successfully reached level six and pushed the minion wave completely, the situation on the field underwent another subtle change.

The supports for both bottom lanes are gone.

This information made Scout, who was about to fly down and take down the bot lane duo, stop himself again. Of course, he could kill Draven if he flew down to the bot lane now, but the dragon hadn't spawned yet, and if he used his ultimate on Draven alone, it would obviously not be enough to gain an advantage.

Where did the enemy support go?

"I don't know, it should have been returning with me and realized I was about to catch it." Meiko wasn't sure either, but even if he wasn't sure, he had to consider the possibility that Shen was there, even though Shen wasn't level six yet.

From God's perspective at this moment.

Shen, whom EDG was wary of, arrived in the top lane early. He used Nightmare to push the lane and quietly opened the scanner to sneak into the top lane bush. He then calmly AFKed and gained experience. Even though Flandre's Jayce approached the bush several times to check if anyone was there, Roland did not have the slightest urge to use his E to control him.

When fishing, why would you lift the rod so quickly?

Professional players often fall for Roland's tricks because he likes to exploit other people's habitual thinking.

For example, the three major illusions in the Rift: I can kill him, I can counter-kill, and there's no one in the bushes.

Just as many people don't know that cockroach bullies are actually cobras, Arabic numerals were invented in ancient India, airplane black boxes are orange, hail most often occurs in summer, and... the Chinese national football team still maintains a perfect record against the Argentine team, even in the World Cup. Roland's advantage lies in their blind confidence in their professional experience over those years.

"Do you think the other side will really come?"

"Definitely. There's only one Draven in the bot lane. If we cross him, Tristana can only get two or three platings. Otherwise, he's useless. But if they gank the top lane successfully, not to mention Jayce's poke damage, we won't be able to handle the Rift Herald fight at eight minutes."

Roland believes Meiko can distinguish between one instance of pleasure and repeated pleasure.

It seems like Flandre on the other side didn't react much, purely because Flandre's acting skills are too seasoned. Nearly seven years of professional career have completely turned him into a seasoned veteran in the league. In reality, he's an acting master on par with Huang Bo.

However... there are still flaws.

When Roland saw that Flandre had stopped using long-range artillery to kill low-health minions, he realized that the enemy was coming.

In the river, Olaf, the jungler, and Ryle, the support, are already in position.

On the front, Flandre's Jayce was incredibly steady. Even when his teammates were nearby, he didn't choose to use his E to engage and lock them down. Instead, he maintained a certain distance and used his long-range form to auto-attack. He was a cautious and prudent player.

"Should we go up or not?" Ha Huang, who had also slipped into the bushes from behind, glanced at him and asked.

"We need to wait for Knight first. He's slow and there's not enough space. Come on, A-Le, it's time to practice your positioning."

"I'm fucking mad!"

Although A-Le had seen TES players deliberately stay in the bushes and not come out, allowing 369 to frantically dodge skills with the microphone, and it was indeed quite interesting to watch back then, when the protagonist of this scene came to himself, A-Le only felt that it was very frustrating, extremely frustrating.

With a quick movement, he dodged Olaf's axe.

Another shield was activated, and it withstood Riel's W.

Ale, known for his aggressive and skillful play, almost dodged Meiko's follow-up crowd control with a Flash-dodge. Unfortunately, he didn't manage to dodge it, but he did create some distance, preventing the rest of EDG from dealing damage immediately.

At this point, Ah Le had finally reached the end of his rope.

When he turned around, he found his two teammates still hanging in the bushes, even showing him praise icons as they watched his "wonderful play," looking quite pleased with themselves.

"Damn it, I've been hiding so hard, and you two just stood there watching?"

"Where's my teammate? Teammate, come out and save me! It's Ami!"

Contest: Chapter 49: I figured this was 1v1.

"Brother 9, what do you think of this scene of death?" On the LNG side, a group of underlings surrounded their core top laner 369, pointing at Ale on the other side of the screen and laughing.

LNG is slowly starting to accept this top laner.

Although the weaknesses are still obvious—69 in lane and a consistent 3 in team fights—who can refuse a teammate who's a gambler who can roll the dice? They're already a relatively weak team; how can they survive in the LPL, a league full of strong players, without finding teammates like Sakuragi Hanamichi?

Unless the management team spends money to buy players, they really need to rely on 369 to win the game.

"How can I look at it? I'll sit here and watch."

"what?"

"Even a fool could see that this inhuman decision was absolutely made by the Emperor. This guy is outrageous."

Back when he was still with TES, he was often let down. Every time he was sold out, he would claim to trust his teammates, saying that this was a privilege only the team's absolute core player deserved, just like in the last few seconds of a basketball game, the ball would definitely fly to the team's star player.

My god, that's the star player!

If he truly considered the game as a 2K game, then he would definitely be Zhao Xiangqian back then, and the one who kept fooling him was Holiday, who was a total teammate-trap.

On the field,

After confirming that Knight was almost in place and that the other party's vigilance had almost completely disappeared, Roland finally began to take action.

"Get ready to freeze your hands, get ready to freeze your hands."