You actually want me to...

E [Never to be repeated]

The giant energy hand tightened abruptly the moment it touched the man, and the Genshin Impact guy, who had just moved a little distance away, was unexpectedly pulled back to his original position by the crow. Looking at the two muscular figures on his left and right, the Genshin Impact guy thought for a moment and also gave up his intention to use Flash.

[TES_Ban kills DK_Beryl]

Haro is quite savvy; he directly gave the kill to the support, Swain. It's not that giving Olaf the kill gold is useless, but in the early game, giving the kill to the mage support maximizes its value.

Because of the mage support, anything you get in the early game can be a game-changer.

The Fairy Amulet increases attack frequency, the Amplification Tome increases attack power, the Ruby Crystal increases hardness, and the Shoes add the Art of Pulling.

However, for Olaf, there wasn't a significant change until he got his first Mythic item, which is the difference.

"Wow, you're amazing, I didn't expect you to come right away."

"I didn't want to do this either, but then I saw the other side break the ceasefire agreement first."

"No... this wasn't me baiting them, was it? If I hadn't failed to use Flash as bait, would they have been able to push like this?"

"Get lost, you who gave away first blood, go cool off somewhere else."

In reality, regardless of whether Haro comes or not, DK is unlikely to affect TES's mentality. The main reason is that TES's lineup is actually the most golden ratio combination. As we all know, a qualified team should have two carry players responsible for winning, two average players responsible for initiating the game, and one noob to draw fire. Moreover, this noob who draws fire is very important because he is often the mood maker of the team.

Without a doubt, this is the configuration of TES now.

However... due to the emergence of some unknown tactic, the player with the highest market value in the team inexplicably became the player who attracted the most firepower. Whenever Roland thought about this, he felt that White Crescent was truly a coach with a long-term vision.

Because he said: Ah Shui will be our absolute core.

Looking back now... Bro, you were absolutely right!

The Chase: Chapter Twenty-Three: When Everything Seems Right

Since both sides have lineups that are geared towards the early to mid-game, and Canyon's gank on the bottom lane indicates that he doesn't intend to develop the top lane this game, the battle in the bottom lane will undoubtedly be more intense.

In the early to mid-game lineup, forcing team fights with the Dragon is essential.

Especially when both sides have early-to-mid-game compositions, whichever dragon soul you get means a huge lead in the overall game. This is where Roland's Raven comes into play.

Ultimate Technique - [Targeted Reconnaissance]

I can't predict your exact location if you're ganking the whole map, but you're just focusing on the bottom lane and trying to take us down? Aren't you underestimating those "advanced combat logs" that support players usually use?

One after another, [Imperial Vision] was placed towards the jungle monsters in DK's jungle. No matter how the opponent wanted to play, as a jungler, he had to ensure his own team's development. These flashlights clearly showed Canyon's jungle path.

Do you think that's all?

No, he even occasionally ganks the mid lane, dropping a W to block the path when Rongguang is about to finish off the cannon minion. With a casting range of 6500 yards, it's just that annoying to use.

"Playing like this...aren't you really afraid the enemy bot lane duo will take you down?"

"What's there to be afraid of? There's Emperor Harper nearby."

"What if the Emperor isn't nearby?"

"That's fine, just stay in front of me."

"???"

The foundation for any disgusting strategy is that you need teammates to cover your weaknesses. Sacrificing a W skill for another lane results in a weakening of the bot lane's pressure and a lack of trading ability.

Many players watch matches and only see the general strategies, without understanding the underlying principles. They then excitedly try them out alone, often suffering significant losses in these areas. This is especially true when playing with friends; the results are even more disastrous.

Those with a better temper:

Early game: Watch me this game! Mid game: Watch me, watch me, watch me! Late game: Mine, mine, mine!

Those with a bad temper:

They were good brothers in the early game, but later they shut down their mics and defended their high ground.

The point is to emphasize authenticity.

"Hey, Ah Shui."

"what?"

"Will my Q skill be able to hit every time from now on?"

"Do you think the other side is a stationary target?" He rolled his eyes at the silly support next to him, somewhat annoyed. If Varus's Q skill were targeted, this hero would be locked up in ranked and professional games for life, unable to get out.

"Oh, then you should keep your hand on Flash at all times. It should be about time."

"Clam!?"

Since Canyon's movements have been effectively blocked by his W skill and Haro's ambushes, DK only has three options to break this awkward situation.

Either the top laner uses Teleport, the mid laner roams, or the bot lane initiates a strong engage.

Considering that the mid and top laners are not in good condition at the moment, a strong engage in the bot lane undoubtedly becomes the most likely option. It's not that a fight in the bot lane has no impact on the overall situation, but rather it depends on when the bot lane chooses to engage.

Next, if the enemy bot lane successfully initiates a fight and kills Varus...

What TES will face is a series of coordinated attacks from DK: pushing lanes, securing the dragon, and quickly reaching level 6 with Rift Heralds. They can then use the Rift Heralds to either rush mid and secure the dragon, or group up to push the side lanes, instantly tipping the scales in DK's favor. Among DK's many "advanced combat records," what Roland fears most is DK's ability to seize these opportunities that can trigger subsequent shifts in momentum, allowing them to snowball relentlessly.

If the opponent succeeds in using this strategy, coupled with DK's early-game lineup, TES's only chance to turn the tide will be through incredible team fights.

Of course, what really made Roland realize that the enemy bot lane might make a move was that he noticed Canyon's Udyr, despite the fact that the Krugs were still there and no one was attacking the Elemental Dragon, was unusually heading towards his own top jungle, which made Roland vaguely sense that something was wrong.

While giving up the bottom lane and moving to the top side of the map might seem like a good decision on the surface, would Canyon be someone who gives up so easily?

Those who play tactics, especially those who have read Three Kingdoms fan fiction, know this.

When everything seems to be going well, it means the other side is about to unleash their ultimate move.

The so-called game rhythm is about making the enemy jungler uncomfortable in the first 15 minutes, making the enemy top and support uncomfortable from 15 to 30 minutes, and making the enemy's two carries uncomfortable after 30 minutes. Whichever side achieves this first has the potential to win the game.

as predicted.

Even Genshin Impact didn't want to wait for the minion wave to push back, so he waited until Varus was charging up to face-shot Tristana.

"Shu~"

Jinfu suddenly used his Flash.

At the same time, the seemingly harmless Tristana, who was at half and two-thirds health just a second ago, leaped up while taking damage from Varus's Q skill, landing directly at the position of Varus, who was standing at the front of the TES team.

A sudden and decisive victory!

"flash!"

Everything happened so fast, so fast that even though Roland was prepared, he could only manage to utter that one word in the voice chat.

only...

"Whoosh~" Another flash of light appeared.

Just as Jinfu successfully performed the eighth set of national middle school broadcast gymnastics, the dance steps of "Youth Chest Expansion Exercise," the figure he had imagined being pulled into his arms suddenly appeared empty.

Ah Shui has appeared.

At that moment, not only Genshin Impact and Ghost King, but also many LPL viewers and commentators were filled with disbelief.

As everyone knows, JKL's reflexes are only fully activated when he's killing someone.

As for his usual behavior... how many times has he been criticized for his aging symptoms?

[Holy crap! A urine test! We absolutely have to get a urine test this time!]

[WTF? It actually appeared! It's Ice Emperor?!?]

[Ice Emperor, you've changed. We all agreed that we'd have old-age reactions, but you've secretly maxed out your reflexes.]

[Is this flash... positioned a little off?]

A normal AD carry, when flashed into by someone like that, would flash to the turret behind them, wait until they are safe, and then chase after the opponent. But this guy is different; he actually flashed behind the opponent.

At this moment, Varus and Swain were flanking the DK bot lane duo, effectively trapping them in the middle.

"Not bad, you even reacted to that." Seeing that Varus wasn't caught, Roland finally breathed a sigh of relief. Although the Flash landed in the wrong place, it didn't matter. He had already dodged the opponent's two most lethal control skills.

"Ahem, actually I didn't realize it at first."

"Huh? And what about you?"

"My finger was already on the Flash button after hearing what you said, but your sudden shout startled me, and then..."

The remaining four members of TES: ......

The Battle for Supremacy: Chapter Twenty-Four: A High-Level Tragedy

After perfectly avoiding the DK bot lane duo's aggressive engage, it was time for the TES bot lane duo to pounce on the fleeing enemy. Although Varus and Swain's burst damage wasn't as high as the opposing bot lane duo, they had a two-skill advantage!

Taking advantage of their superior skills, the DK bot lane duo were almost constantly forced to flee in panic. By the time they finally returned to a safe position, their health was clearly insufficient to allow them to stay in the bot lane any longer.

The situation has completely reversed.

"I wonder what they'll feel when they see the hero microphone after the match." Haro glanced at the bottom lane's inexplicable lead and felt that this match was indeed quite absurd.

Sitting in the wilderness, advantages come from nowhere.

If the Death Knight had successfully initiated the fight, the momentum would have shifted to him. But since you failed, he'll gladly take all the map resources you're entitled to.

"I don't know how he feels, but Canyon must be feeling like he's been screwed over."

"No, I just used Flash to dodge a crowd control effect, why are you all so shocked?"

"For other AD carries, that's basic stuff. But for you, to be honest, if we weren't on the same team, I would have already asked the organizers to conduct a urine test on you."

......

With a significant advantage in the bottom lane, the first elemental dragon naturally fell to Haro.

Having lost the initiative, Canyon was forced to switch to the top lane. But with such a crucial situation in the bottom lane, Ah Le wasn't stupid. He simply controlled the wave, placed vision, and let's see what happens!

Although he lacks experience in various aspects compared to veteran top laners, if he still gets caught and killed during this open-book exam, he might as well go home and raise pigs.

Taking advantage of the time when the opposing team was forced to retreat, Roland even had time to wander around the mid lane to see if there was any opportunity.

As the saying goes, Gotham City is known for its simple and honest people; Montana for its warm hospitality; Shelby for his good character; and Roland for his helpfulness. Look at Lu Xian across the street, brazenly brandishing two prohibited weapons in a place like Iceland without a gun license—how dangerous is that?

As a helpful traveler, Roland felt it was essential to send Lu Xian back to the Spring Water Conservancy Association for trial.

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