You actually want me to...

Of course, as a French auxiliary force, they actually have a third way to influence the course of the battle.

Use the front line to build up power, use survival to create opportunities, and when the opponent's defenses are most relaxed... press D [Flash] to enter the enemy ranks.

then

Fear the unseen forces!

"Bang~"

R [Demon's Radiance]

The Battle for Supremacy: Chapter Twenty-Seven: Roland's "Words of Wisdom" on Love

Raven is actually a rather strange hero. You might say he has high damage, but he can't deal much damage in the late game; you might say he has low damage, but he's incredibly strong in the early and mid-game. However, players of this type of hero all share a common characteristic.

No one can match his timing when using R-Flash to enter the fray. No matter how skilled a Raven player is, his greatest strength is that he can always find an opportunity to Flash into the crowd during team fights.

Then, it exploded instantly!

Just like on the field at this moment, DK almost thought that their chance had finally come. All their skills were perfectly linked together. But then Swain used Flash + Ultimate to instantly reduce the health of the DK team by more than a third. Combined with the health they had lost to poke before the team fight, the DK lineup was now almost entirely low on health. The most outrageous thing was that the AD Tristana didn't even have time to use Heal before being sent to death by Swain's Flash + Ultimate.

Do you think this is over?

Damn, his big mask was still burning and draining health. The team fight was originally going to be a sure thing, but because of Swain's super large AOE, the situation changed completely, and the offense and defense were reversed, especially when facing heroes like Jax, Olaf, and Syndra who are great at reaping kills.

People aren't afraid of you being low on health; they're afraid of you being at full strength and impossible to kill instantly.

The moment they saw Crow use his ultimate skill, the three of them almost knelt down before Roland.

[Holy crap!? What kind of ridiculous damage is this?!]

Don't ask, even the players who smashed the crows can't explain it clearly, it just exploded and that's it.

[Tsk tsk tsk, he's really patient. This guy had several chances to flash in but didn't follow up, just stalled for time to build up his health and ultimate.]

[Damn, he actually pulled it off this time.]

A 3-for-5 exchange.

Although Roland's "Vampire" flash-in led to an incredible team fight victory, being caught out early is being caught out early, and even the best mechanics couldn't stop DK from playing beautifully in team fights.

Of course, this is the only wave.

Once a team fight breaks out, a kill is secured, and the dragon is taken, TES, with three elemental dragons and two Heralds in hand, basically achieves an economic lead of half a major item per player, making it completely unplayable for DK.

Two items against one and a half items and still leading by three dragons?

This advantage means you can dominate the game even if you're playing with your feet. The equipment advantage in the Mythic version is so abnormal that most of the time, it doesn't give your players any chance to fight back.

Until TES finally secured the Dragon Soul.

After 26 minutes, TES successfully pushed down DK's base in one fell swoop, making it 1-0.

LPL is currently leading LCK by one point.

At the very moment the match ended, in both rooms, Koma and White Crescent almost simultaneously cursed each other as "old sly bastard."

DK side

The aggressive Khan picked up a Gragas, while Canyon, one of the world's top three junglers, gave up his own rhythm at level three. Ghost gave him a Tristana, a champion he rarely plays. DK didn't pick up anything of value at all.

You can switch to TES.

AD carries were sold off at will, supports were dirty, and top laners, after getting their signature weapon, failed to exert any offensive pressure whatsoever, and in team fights, they were too lazy to even flank.

It looked like the two sides were playing very intensely, but in the eyes of both coaches, there was no strategy at all; it was just a pure ranked match.

"That Koma, he's such a cunning old fox. They're already number one in the LCK, why are they being so cautious! Where's the confidence of a strong team? Where's their morality? Where are the Korean server trolls?"

It was obvious that even after winning the game, White Crescent was still grumbling.

The prophet glanced at the victory on the stage, then at the furious coach in front of him. Something about it felt off, so he cautiously asked, "But coach, they are LCK champions, but aren't we LPL champions too?"

"How can that be the same? That's the difference between you and A-Ban. You're too straightforward. Look at A-Ban. He loses eight out of ten practice matches, and before a tournament, he shamelessly begs for mercy. That's the difference!"

"I don't understand the coach..."

"To put it simply, the reason we've been able to develop so well is because we've always been a developing country. Do you understand what I mean?"

"???"

On the other side, the TES team, who won the game, were also all smiles. After all, before the game, White Crescent had said that they would play casually and it wouldn't matter if they lost. This victory was a pleasant surprise.

Of course, they couldn't laugh out loud openly.

When you're traveling, what's the most important thing?

Of course, saving face and showing off are the most important things!

So... when the camera focused on the DK players' bench, Khan and his group were seen leaving, chatting and laughing. But when the camera focused on TES, Roland and his five teammates were seen packing their things with serious expressions, as if they were the ones who had lost the game.

【? ? ? ? ? ? 】

What's going on? Why does the winner look more heartbroken than the loser?

While new viewers are still wondering, veteran viewers are already smiling and eagerly awaiting tonight's Hero Microphone segment.

[This isn't a standard environment for showing off while drinking water, so I don't really approve of it. I can only give you guys a 4.5 out of 10.]

joke.

What's the current situation with TES fans?

Those are all seasoned fans who have been watching traditional crosstalk for over a year. Audiences from other regions are easily fooled by these superficial phenomena, but before the microphones are even out, anyone who believes that is a fool, okay? They've already suffered too many losses.

"Hey, what if people from other regions understand Chinese and watch our hero microphones if we keep making these expressions?"

"What are you afraid of? After all, it's a niche thing, and many people will still believe it to be true. Keep it up! Our team's serious and aloof image can't be ruined by you guys." Patting Ha Huang and A Le on the shoulder, Roland looked at the camera not far away and put on a serious and stern lecture.

"Will this really attract a lot of overseas fans?"

"Absolutely, especially you, Ah Le. Even if you don't believe in yourself, you have to believe in Grandpa Lu."

"???"

Why is Ueno being so cooperative?

That's exactly the kind of fame we want to attract foreign friends.

For most people, becoming famous is already a difficult thing, and becoming famous globally is even more difficult. For some young people around twenty years old, it is simply impossible to resist such a temptation.

What if...you attract some pretty foreign girls?

For this slim chance, the three single guys in Kaminakano even heeded Roland's advice, which is why they've remained single to this day.

In other words, there are two types of women you should absolutely avoid:

One type is someone you're dating, but we can't do those immoral things.

One type is those who are single; if others don't want them, they don't want them either.

The Battle for Supremacy: Chapter Twenty-Eight: The Limits of Ordinary People

The next day, the microphones belonging to TES and DK ignited the entire morning in China.

[A farming top laner sacrificing Teleport to fight in the level 1 team fight—either he's your daddy, or you're his daddy, understand?]

【Didn't you say not to use Flash? You screwed me over again!】

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

[Especially you, Ah Le, even if you don't believe in yourself, you should still have faith in Grandpa Lu.]

One laugh after another made everyone laugh so hard they couldn't even hold onto the handrails properly on their way to work on the subway.

When the progress bar reached the moment when Ah Shui flashed to dodge Jin Fu's strong engage, countless "misunderstanding cleared up" comments floated across the screen, almost giving Ah Shui a stroke. He grabbed his phone and resolutely rushed into the anti-fan forum.

Of course, in the end, he also came out "lying down".

Some impressions are indeed too deeply ingrained, and this is a fact that he alone cannot change.

The rest of the team ignored him; with the schedule almost full, everyone just wanted to prioritize solving their own individual problems.

"Holy crap, why is the takeout here so expensive?" Looking at the price list sent by the hotel, Knight, who was used to ordering takeout, wondered if there was something seriously wrong with the takeout prices in this crappy place.

"It's good enough if you can get one. If you encounter a deliveryman like Xiong Guo, it's even worse. You're lucky if the food arrives still warm. Besides, the club reimburses these things, so what are you afraid of?"

"But... I can't bring myself to do it."

Seeing JKL's bewildered expression, Roland stepped in to smooth things over. "Try to understand. Value-for-money people are like this: it's like how many people in China order fruit platters for 199 yuan without haggling, but then order beer by the dozen for 699 yuan; they order two girls for 999 yuan each, and they'll queue overnight even if gas prices rise by a few cents; they'll eat at restaurants costing several hundred yuan without hesitation, but they absolutely refuse to give you a two-yuan napkin. Oh, and there's parking. In many places, if a restaurant doesn't offer free parking, no matter how good the food is, I won't go back."

......

"There's something like this?"

"Of course, you can even turn off the heating in Harbin. So what if people who prioritize cost-effectiveness are a little special?"

"Damn, this joke is stuck, isn't it?"

Although winning the first game against DK had a slight impact on the TES team, considering the intensity of the match, the group was immediately gathered by White Crescent after a short rest to begin reviewing the game.

Just like Xiaohu said.

For professional players, the most important things in a day are scrims and post-match analysis. Ranked games are just casual play; nobody's watching, so they can play however they want to maintain their form. Given the current situation where scrim opponents are limited to six teams, TES, with its intense competition for the championship, can't secure many scrims, making post-match analysis especially crucial.

Of course, while reviewing the match, White Crescent also introduced the next opponent in the competition.

The King of Memes - C9

The roster is basically the same as it was in the S10 World Championship. The team's unique features are two giants (physical) in the top and jungle, a demigod-like mid laner with red hair, and a ruthless traitor in the bottom lane that amazed the audience. In short, they are a team whose antics outweigh their strength.

You might say he's weak, but with Perkz on the team, he can take down a strong team every year, and he almost beat DK at MSI.

You might say he's strong, but when these two carries mess up, they're more ridiculous than anyone else. Zven, the AD carry, was able to play the meta AD Miss Fortune in the original S11 World Championship and still not do more than 100 damage in every team fight. He was truly a top-tier talent.

As for Ueno, which is the focus of this version.

The top laner, nicknamed "369," used to dominate in North American leagues, and "369" may become a new tool for measuring top lane performance.

As for this jungler, he's just a pig in the limelight.

As a rookie jungler from the youth training program, he dominated the retirement league, reaching his peak right from the start and thinking he was invincible. In a martial arts novel, he would be like Murong Fu in the Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, overestimating his strength, only to be brutally humiliated in international matches.

This group, if placed in the culinary world, would be on par with the "MasterChef" team—there's no limit to how outrageous they can get.