You actually want me to...

"Don't look at me like that. I'm definitely going to steal the elemental dragon from the Dragon Soul Team, unless you get the designers to remove the elemental dragon's building invincibility so I can kick six of them at once." Scratching his head, Ha Huang felt that if he succeeded in stealing the dragon next time, it would be a godlike feat.

"Nate?"

"Don't look at me. How stupid do they have to be to stand in a straight line and let me push? Even if it's a scatter shot, you have to give me a target to hit the ball with, right?"

"That's true, then Ah Shui..."

"Don't look at me like that. I'm just an ordinary support player. It takes me eight or ten auto-attacks to kill someone."

"Good grief... So after all that asking, you actually want me to C?"

"Yes." X4

Faced with these two shameless scoundrels, all Roland could do was roll his eyes at them speechlessly and then try to figure out how to make his own Pleasure Penetrating Staff as soon as possible.

Veigar doesn't need many damage items, but he absolutely must have some magic penetration.

If you get magic penetration boots, then you don't need to rush to get a magic penetration staff. But in this game, Roland considered that there were too many enemy divers in team fights and he had to split up the enemy team. So, the cooldown reduction boots and E-max build was essential. Naturally, he had to get a magic penetration staff as his third item.

Having tankiness without dealing damage is just being a super minion.

A unit that only has high damage output but lacks tankiness is just a ranged unit.

Those that lack both offensive and defensive capabilities are melee units.

Only by possessing both of the above qualities can they become the once-popular command flag artillery soldiers.

Because they had suddenly gained a huge amount of map resources to catch up on their three core items, TES players returned to base to re-upgrade their equipment around the same time. It was during this gap that FPX took the opportunity to swarm out and quickly dominate vision control of key nodes in the lower half of the river.

They are waiting for the Dragon Soul!

"How should we fight? Should we just open fire or...?"

"If they take over the terrain and vision advantage, it's not easy for us to fight them." With Jayce on the team, their poke ability alone is enough to give them a hard time at this point. If they don't choose the right position to engage, it's no different from giving away their carry if they recklessly engage with their counter-engage lineup.

"Then what do you mean?"

“I can supplement the damage output, but the heroes still need to be left to others, Haro. Aren’t you afraid of having multiple mortal enemies in the alliance?” Roland asked Haro, who remained silent in the voice chat, with a slightly teasing tone.

With their lineup, it's not easy to initiate a team fight head-on, as neither Lee Sin nor Jax are the best first picks to engage.

But... what if the opposing team's formation gets disrupted?

FPX's focus is almost entirely on the elemental dragon that is about to spawn. This means that the period between the elemental dragon's survival and its disappearance will be the time when FPX's formation is most prone to making mistakes.

Roland doesn't expect Harper to go into the crowd and kick a five-man spree or anything like that.

Because he had higher expectations, he wanted Haro to steal the dragon, to get it into FPX's hands, to take the fire dragon that would affect the entire game, just like Haro's three kicks with Lee Sin back then, completely destroying Doinb's hopes of advancing to the World Championship again.

afraid?

Undeniably, before the S11 World Championship, FPX had a huge following and a large number of die-hard fans, especially Doinb, who had a considerable number of fans due to his unique understanding of streaming.

To put it bluntly, if Haro really does shatter Doinb's World Championship dream once again this year, then Haro's super topic will be flooded with angry brainless fans that very night. Don't be surprised, when RNG won the championship in the past, even a fan group as large as RNG fans almost couldn't withstand the onslaught of these brainless fans. They were almost ready to write a statement owing the championship an IOU. You can imagine how terrifying they are.

No professional player can resist the allure of this popularity.

Similarly, no non-celebrity player dares to say that they could remain unmoved when faced with this surge of attention, especially Haro, who has personally experienced being betrayed by his ex-girlfriend. He understands better than anyone else just how terrifying the pressure of public opinion can be.

But... so what?

Following the carefully laid-out vision by his teammates, Ha Huang began to crawl forward. As he explored, his fingers were also pressed tightly against the W and 4 keys, preparing to place wards and escape.

TES needs a hero right now.

Just like EDG back then.

However, when faced with EDG at that time, the young and timid boy chose to back down. The heavy public opinion and pressure on the field once made him unable to lift his head.

Three years of reflection have tempered his inner self.

Failure after failure questioned his past cowardice.

During his time with RW, he asked himself several times when facing defeat that he might still have a sliver of a dream left. Otherwise, he might have chosen to retire long ago if he had been willing to compromise with reality. If he had been willing to compromise with reality back then, he might not have been forced to sit on the bench for refusing to fix matches.

Cowardice, disappointment, confusion, self-blame.

He once thought his professional career would end in shame at RW, until that day when he finally found his redemption.

FPX's vision defense seemed impeccable. Even though Lee Sin was trying his best to circle around the vision, his position was still spotted by the FPX team above the dragon pit. It is worth mentioning that the Elemental Fire Dragon had already spawned at this time. Under the pressure of TES's lineup, they did not have enough time to pull the dragon out of the pit.

It can only be opened by force.

5000 ...

4000 ...

3000 ...

The dragon's health dropped very quickly, but Haro knew that this was an illusion deliberately created for him by FPX. With the tacit understanding and execution ability between professional players, stopping it at around 1500 health was a piece of cake.

He didn't fall for it, but instead, like a patient hunter, hovered around various locations above the dragon pit.

He was waiting, and so were they.

The ultimate battle between hunters has always been about their patience.

2500 ...

2000 ...

1800 ...

Only at this moment did Haro's Lee Sin decisively unleash a Sonic Wave, landing it firmly on the Elemental Dragon, and activating his second Q.

【It's here!】

At this moment, FPX's jungler Tian was also focused on his work. From the beginning, he had been calculating the possible timing of Lee Sin's descent. Sure enough, the opposing team couldn't resist the temptation of the elemental dragon.

He won this round of the game.

The disciplined military approach made FPX decisively stop their attacks. The remaining 1500 HP of the elemental dragon was definitely not within the kill threshold that Lee Sin's QRQ could take down. Just when FPX thought they had Haro's Lee Sin under control...

A true eye suddenly appeared at a parallel position in the Blind Monk's flight path.

As a veteran jungler, Haro knew perfectly well that the elemental dragon with its low health was a trap set by the enemy. On the contrary, as a veteran jungler, he knew there were many ways to steal the dragon. Since neither of us had absolute confidence that we could take the dragon.

Then let's hand it over to our respective teammates.

During the second Q, placing a ward and then using the ward hop forces a displacement, changing the flight trajectory. QRQ? That's just an illusion you're creating for yourself. By relying on the action of forcibly changing the trajectory, Lee Sin cleverly shifted his position to Nocturne's side.

Is the target not the dragon, but me?

In a critical moment, Xiaotian decisively activated Nightmare's W skill shield. The blue sphere rose up, and as long as he had his W skill, he didn't have to worry about being used as a target by Lee Sin.

However...

"呲~"

A familiar, smite-like claw descended, shattering Xiaotian's last illusions. The shield that Nightmare had just erected a moment ago vanished like a mirage. No one expected that Haro's smite would target not the low-health Elemental Dragon, but the enemy jungler Xiaotian, who had been lurking near it.

The other side has fallen for the trap!

"Yes, this is the opportunity." The low-health dragon, the stunned enemy, his teammates full of confidence, and... the millions of spectators outside who might be excited because of him.

Everything seemed to be just right, and even before the team battle, his own captain had subtly given him a hint.

The best stage has been set up.

So, it's time to draw the final curtain on this match.

"I have never been so completely absorbed in a moment." In that instant, he even felt that time had slowed down.

“Look at me...please look at me carefully,”

"Watch me use this kick to tell the world, to tell those opponents who once brought me humiliation."

"I'm back."

R [Dragon Tail Swing]!

With a single kick, the winds and clouds gathered from all directions.

The dragon swings its tail, soaring across the six directions and settling the fate of the world!

With a burst of force from Lee Sin's R skill, Nocturne's body flew backward like a kite with a broken string, knocking away Doinb's Orianna and even... Tearful's Riel, who were on the same straight line.

"Oh no, take the dragon! Take the dragon now!!!" Xiaotian's huge shout rang out in the FPX team voice chat.

Being defeated in a 3-on-1 situation already means they've lost their best output position. If they also lose the Dragon Soul, then this wave will almost certainly signal the end of FPX's game.

Hearing the shouts through their headsets, Jayce and Tristana, snapping out of their daze, instinctively shifted their targets, but... the scene was simply too chaotic. Countless hero skills flew towards the Elemental Fire Dragon's location at that moment, and in that instant, no one could truly be certain which team would be the one to take it down.

Finally, the elemental dragon let out its last mournful howl.

Countless spectators, both inside and outside the arena, were intently watching the status bars of the two players.

Whose dragon is it?

Soon, the answer was revealed: under the TES team's name, a very familiar fire dragon icon suddenly flashed out, firmly occupying the first position in the TES dragon collection bar.

They got it!

Contest: Chapter Seventy-Two: The Demon King

"Wow, Haro!"

"That kick from Lee Sin was a miracle!"

The moment the dragon swung its tail, even the seasoned commentators couldn't help but jump up, leaning on the table and instinctively shouting. If Haro's ultimate was the fuse that ignited the audience's hearts, then JKL's Senna Q skill stealing the dragon completely ignited the emotions of the entire audience and even the viewers in front of the live stream.

That's amazing!

[Holy crap, it's the Second Prince!]

That kick got me all sweaty, so cool!

[It's over. It feels like the entire TES team is slowly heading down the path of initiating team fights under Banhuang's influence.]

[JKL, it's JKL again? He's always there in team fights, and he's never silent in crucial team fights. Is fate really on his side?]

A perfect AOE initiation followed by a superstar-level finisher.

Without the Dragon Soul, FPX was already struggling against TES, who had come back from an economic deficit. Furthermore, Lee Sin's kick earlier disrupted their formation, and by the time they realized what was happening, Veigar's Warp Sphere had already enveloped them.

Regarding FPX's idea of ​​turning the tide, Roland actually thought the opposing team was quite courageous because they dared to dream so big.