You actually want me to...

Seeing the blue light emanating from the turret in front of him, Biopanther knew this was his only chance.

With three kills in hand, if Riven goes back to base to upgrade his equipment, this lane matchup is never going to be a 10/0 score. But if you don't go back to base and just teleport up, it's a different story.

Without her ultimate ability, Riven really thinks the turret is her father?

Land, activate R, [overcoming the fear of death]

The moment Riven landed, Urgot's ultimate chain struck him precisely before he could react.

"So, this is the time they chose to make their move?"

Roland glanced at Urgot's actions, but his heart remained unmoved. Back when he was active in high-elo Korean games, what kind of expert hadn't he fought? What kind of doomed situation hadn't he played? He could ignore Urgot, but since you insist on attacking me, then you should be prepared to face Noxus's wrath.

Since that's the case, then don't blame me for unleashing my ultimate move!

"Deep Blue, plus...cough cough, Ha Huang, make your move!"

"Here I am!"

R [Constant Temperature Burning]

The moment Harold finished speaking, a string of fire snakes descended from the sky, precisely covering Urgot and Riven's feet. Biopanther was completely dumbfounded by this sudden attack of heavenly fire.

Before he could react, the next second, Harvey's Rumble had already activated his E skill and was chasing after him.

On the other hand, Riven was the one who got the first move.

By this moment, he had already used the stun from W and the dash from QE to steadily create distance between himself and Urgot.

clam?

Go in and fight, steal kills?

There's no need for that.

The turret was already attacking Urgot, and Rumble's ultimate was burning him relentlessly. Once Haro's Rumble's Q skill reached its casting range, it would only add fuel to the fire. Why would he bother with a kill he was already destined to get?

Are we just waiting to be replaced?

Seeing the 3/0 Riven retreat without any backbone, even Biopanther, who was on the tower-diving side, couldn't help but feel that Roland's Riven playstyle was a bit too savage.

Bro, you're 3/0? You're Noxus? Give me a chance to play against you again, okay?

Unfortunately, Roland couldn't hear Biopanther's plea, and not only that, he had to chase after Riven while enduring damage from the turret and Rumble, trying to trade kills with Riven before he died.

Unfortunately... Riven is just too fast at escaping.

Even though Biopanther had given it his all, he could only die by drinking not far behind Raven, where the timeless classic "The Flower of Hope" could be heard.

[TES_Haro kills PGG_Biopanther]

PGG went top lane and his mentality collapsed.

"Holy crap, please, have some decency!" Even the usually silent Knight couldn't hold back anymore upon seeing this. 3/0 and already pinging for a counter-gank by the jungler, why is your top lane play resembling that of a clown?

He'd even bet that this guy's decision to teleport straight up instead of going home to upgrade his gear was definitely intentional; he's a master at fishing.

"Look at what you're saying. Aren't junglers part of the game too?"

"Yes..."

"Isn't ganking lanes what a jungler is supposed to do?"

"Too..."

"So I pointed out the path forward for the jungler this game, is there a problem with that?"

"No..."

"That's more like it! This is called making good use of map resources. Top lane isn't such a confined position." Having smugly secured an assist, Roland was about to return to his tower to clear the minion wave when he looked closely and realized that the huge wave that Urgot had just pushed into the tower was now reduced to just a handful. "Holy crap? Where are my minions? Where did my minions go? Where did that huge wave that Urgot pushed into my tower go?"

That's damn good.

He deliberately used a TP to return, just to bait and monopolize this wave of minions.

But now...

The fish took the bait, but all the bait he used was gone!

Thinking about it carefully, he must have missed those points. First, he teleported down and got hit by Urgot's ultimate, then he used the call-for-assist tactic, and then Rumble's ultimate came crashing down from the sky...

Wait, Rambo's ultimate attack is raining down from the sky!?

When she turned around, the Emperor was nowhere to be seen.

The thief has been found!

The Battle for Supremacy: Chapter Nine: This is the Mandarin!

Well, you've finally met your match.

As expected, under the influence of the "Board King" (a nickname for a player), TES is now completely different.

Honestly, as a jungler, it's not unreasonable for me to take some lane minions, right? (laughs)

[This is truly an eye for an eye, and the entertainment value is off the charts.]

Before Riven teleported, the bottom lane was full of JKL's ping signals, complaining that Riven's Whirlwind had almost wiped out his entire minion wave. However, less than a minute later, a similar scene was repeated, except this time the victim was the same perpetrator who had just been attacked. A wave of minions was completely burned away by Rumble's ultimate.

Two words: Huge!

Roland took a deep breath and tried his best to calm himself down and control his emotions. After all, this was his first professional top lane debut, and being too impulsive was not good... not good.

How did that lyric go again?

Society always expects men to be fearless and undaunted, and to face life and work with composure.

Yes, that's it.

I'm so angry! I'll just watch the cafeteria video updated by a certain Korean student who studied in South Korea after the next episode. Among all the foreign agents, this guy is the worst off. His food is worse than in prison. Every day it's either kimchi or a light drink. It's so outrageous that it's heartbreaking to hear and makes you feel like a homeless person. Watching it will be quite stress-relieving.

After pushing back the minion wave and securing another plating before the enemy returned to lane, Riven, who had returned to base, finally had the courage to challenge Urgot one-on-one—yes, I'm talking about coughing up blood.

In version S11, the tankiest equipment is not tank items.

Instead, it's the Bloodthirster, Bloodthirster, and Death's Dance three-item set. Ironically, even Ornn built like this is tankier than him if he built tank items, and even has some damage output. As the saying goes, semi-tank is definitely the strongest, just like how a three-layered tank is the most delicious. The current version of the equipment is quite abnormal.

However... these three items are really suitable for Riven in this version.

What does Riven need?

It's about reducing cooldowns, lifesteal, and increasing survivability before engaging enemies—it all works.

"How about it? Can you beat them in a one-on-one fight now?"

"That's good. Three kills plus sending the opponent back to base once, I can easily dominate them in a one-on-one fight."

"Since that's the case, why not put on a show?"

"That makes sense. Then let's have another round with Harvey and Knight. This time, watch me show you a lightning-fast E-Flash-W."

???

"Wait, are you sure you're really playing top lane?"

One-on-one? Fame?

What is that? Roland is already the FMVP of S10, does he need that much fame?

He's very shrewd.

If you lose a team fight, that's everyone's problem. But if you make a mistake while showing off your skills, that's purely because you're bad. The heroes on both sides are not equal in terms of attributes. Even if he has three heads, a slight mistake doesn't guarantee a kill.

Why bother with all that unnecessary stuff?

If you win the game, it's because he roams around the entire field and carries the team like crazy. If he plays well in team fights, the whole world will be chanting his name.

Even if he has a good record, he will still be criticized if he loses a game.

Then what is he waiting for?

If you don't tower dive and kill someone with a Nightmare Rumble Riven combo, aren't you just messing with them?

One minute later.

When Biopanther died tragically in the top lane once again, looking at the black and white screen in front of him and the extremely incompetent TES top, mid and jungle trio, his confidence, which had just soared to the sky before the game, was completely shattered at this moment.

"Biopanther, are you alright?" Seeing that their top laner seemed to be having some issues, the PGG team quickly tried to comfort him.

"I...have never seen such a shameless person!"

It's one thing to call for help when you're at a disadvantage, but you still call for help when you have such a big advantage. What about your dignity as a top laner?

You ate two bowls of noodles but only paid for one. Aren't you taking advantage of honest people?

What's even more infuriating is that the current score is Riven 4/0 on the other side and Urgot 0/2 on our side. Unless PGG's jungler is an idiot and a complete novice, there's absolutely no way he'll be able to gank the top lane again.

He diligently farmed minions for over ten minutes, but then the top lane collapsed.

Who the hell can I complain to?

Before Biopanther could even catch his breath, he encountered the enemy jungler Rumble again after logging back in.

Well, this time there are only two people left, and Rumble isn't big enough, so Yue can't get past his tower.

But he sent out a vanguard...

"Hey guys, I've got a really good idea."

"???"

"I'm thinking of switching to support, what do you guys think?"

"??????"

With all the resources—economic, experience, and map control—Riven cleared PGG's outer top lane turret. Instead of the usual Riven split-pushing strategy, Roland switched to a different approach: risk transfer.

What is risk transfer?

The strategy was to abandon pushing the top lane against their opponent and instead focus their attention on PGG's top jungle and mid laner Lee Sin. Especially the mid laner Lee Sin; for the next few minutes, Roland would almost always go to farm the minion wave as soon as it reached the tower, and if the minion wave didn't reach the tower, he would wander around the enemy jungle. If there were no jungle monsters left, he would go to the mid lane to harass the enemy mid laner Lee Sin a bit.

To maximize his support capabilities, he even made CD shoes early.

Riven is just like the Blue Fist in DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online). You can't expect her to walk normally. If you can use QE to dash, you should definitely use QE. If you can use a skill to jump over a wall, you should definitely save that skill. Normal five-speed boots are meaningless for this kind of travel.

For a time, Riven was everywhere in the upper half of the map, completely overwhelming PGG's top, mid, and jungle.