You actually want me to...

How the hell am I supposed to fight this?

This won't work, okay?

"The opposing team must be devastated. Trying to engage in a solo team fight? They must be crazy." Watching the opposing team's playstyle being restricted at every turn, A-Le and the others on the TES side couldn't help but burst into laughter.

"Indeed, under normal circumstances, someone who beat someone like that could go home and raise pigs."

"The price of pork has dropped, right? I think we should listen to what you said before and sell it as scrap; that stuff makes money."

"It depends on the situation. If you want to make money by collecting scrap, you have to be able to do whatever you want, like not asking where the cables came from, not asking where heroes came from, not asking how many years you've been in jail, and not asking how old you are when you're executed. I think it's pretty risky for them."

"..."

As TES gained an advantage, DK gradually transformed from the offensive side to the defensive side. This is the usual tactic of LCK: if you can't beat them, just drag it out and wait for them to make mistakes in the late game. After all, the outcome in the late game is decided in one team fight. I, Shakespeare, have read a lot and can afford to wait, but you can't. Anyway, they can't fight in team fights now.

It's just like a relationship between a man and a woman.

When you're young, if you touch her hair, you'll get an erection; a few years later, if she touches your genitals, your hair will stand on end.

The balance of power is always changing, but the relationship between the supernatural (Zero One) is very stable [laughs].

"Brothers, figure out a way to initiate a team fight. You guys push forward head-on, and we'll just engage directly." After thinking for a moment, Roland said this to his teammates in the team voice chat.

"Oh? Okay, what about you?"

"I...I'm already flanking them, aren't I?" Roland said, pointing to the spot in the enemy jungle where he was crawling forward.

The remaining four members of TES: !! !! ?

The Chase: Chapter Sixty-Eight: I have been discharged from the hospital and am feeling well.

"here we go again."

"Indeed, Aban's classic scene: flanking from behind all by himself."

While the foreigners on the other side of the stadium were shouting and yelling because of Icebird's flank, the domestic audience was much calmer. They even had the leisure to point out Icebird's flank route, completely forgetting that when they first saw Icebird flank, they shouted even louder than these foreigners.

All I can say is that habit is a terrifying force.

"Hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry! Quickly force them into position!"

"Huh? You haven't gotten around it yet?" I glanced at the Ice Bird's position; it's still a little bit short.

"I've been discharged from the hospital, I feel great, GOGOGO!"

Hearing Roland say that, the TES team could only continue to push forward, pulling the team fight position to the red side's F6 location. Roland, meanwhile, used the outermost position to circle around into the enemy's red buff entrance.

[I've never seen such a beautiful flanking maneuver before!]

Looking at Roland's previous flanks, every single one was a tricky angle, sometimes even requiring Hexflash to bypass vision and flank. But this time was different. Since Anivia didn't have any good ways to flank, he could only choose the most straightforward option—taking the long way around.

The result was, of course, satisfactory.

The DK team never considered that TES would be so unsportsmanlike. Logically speaking, even if there's going to be a team fight, shouldn't both sides first engage in some skirmishing and build up their skills? Even if it's something else, there should be some foreplay. Forcing it will hurt.

As it turned out, TES really did act recklessly.

Without knowing what the other side was up to, they fought and retreated. It was already a miracle if they weren't caught by the other side. They didn't have time to set up vision around them, and they were looking at the DK group who were only a wall away from them.

Roland's voice suddenly boomed in the team voice chat: "The enemy is charging at us! Templars, draw your light blades! Provide warriors for our shields!"

Having said that, the ice bird moved.

R Flash into Zhonya's Hourglass

A sudden flash caused Anivia to appear abruptly in the DK group just a wall away. Before they could even react, the Glacial Storm beneath their feet began to slow them down while the Mask of Madness was scraping their health.

The worst part is that Anivia has a stopwatch, so you can't turn off her ultimate ability, which is really frustrating.

"Damn it, why is this ice bird here?"

"Is this guy out of his mind? He's an Anivia player, and he's trying to flank from behind???"

The Genshin Impact guy was dumbfounded.

In professional matches, with his talent, he could easily call himself a genius among geniuses. But even so, he had never seen a support Anivia play a flanking maneuver in a professional match. You must be crazy!

Even though the DK group had a million complaints they wanted to make, Anivia's ultimate ability, Glacial Storm, still really disgusted them.

Not finished yet.

Right after the invulnerability ended, Roland instantly pressed Q [Frostbite] + W [Ice Barrier].

On one hand, you should press the second Q as quickly as possible to apply control. Don't worry about how many people you can control, as long as you control someone, it's not a loss. The second W, the ice wall, is naturally used to block the way back and prevent the DK group from escaping.

The most outrageous thing is that JKL even followed suit.

Just as Roland himself was wondering whether his Q skill had actually controlled the enemy, JKL, glowing with purple light, decisively flew to his side, used AQW Flash + E to escape, and took advantage of the chaos in the team fight to severely damage the enemy Lucian in the crowd before making his escape.

There's no need to kill him, since he's still inside Anivia's ultimate. Wasting time auto-attacking him would only make it harder for you to escape the battlefield.

Either Anivia's ultimate and Liandry's Torment finish him off, or he escapes with low health but can't participate in subsequent team fights. Either way, it's not a loss for TES as a whole.

Then... Roland was forced into a passive state once again.

This is what makes Anivia so annoying. As long as you find her in a perfect position, she can unleash her ultimate and throw her Ice Wall. With her invulnerability and passive egg, she can hold off the opponent for at least five seconds and even bait out a wave of skills.

Can he do the same thing as other lawyers? (hands on hips)

"Good heavens, you actually dare to fly that?"

"You've got it under control, haven't you?"

How did you know I was going to go?

"I've never seen you back down." Although he looked quite disheveled after being chased and beaten after stealing someone's life, JKL still chose to show off when it was time to do so, without uttering a single cry of pain.

Good heavens... it's already flown away.

[With Anivia flanking from behind and Kai'Sa leaping in from behind, these two are a perfect match.]

When it comes to pushing forward, JKL is always the second most active player in the team. By the way... do you really need to play Anivia this aggressively these days? Why go through all that trouble?

[Let's hear from the Anivia pro: Yes, we Anivia players really are that reckless. As long as there's an egg, I've done even more reckless plays than this.]

Do you even know what the value of resurrection is?

In a certain DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online) game, resurrection is even a god-tier skill used to refresh abilities. Similarly, in League of Legends, one can use oneself as bait to fish for prey. True Anivia pros are not much cleaner in their thinking than Shaco players; not one of them likes being human.

One for three

With two reckless teammates sacrificed as a price, TES successfully wiped out DK's five-man squad.

Let alone DK.

After playing with Roland and JKL for a long time, even Ale and Hahuang often doubted whether they were getting old. Even though the top and jungle are also very important initiators in the team, many times, their speed in rushing forward is not even as fast as the AD, which is ridiculous!

After two consecutive resounding team fight victories, TES has finally entered its invincible period.

With nearly 8,000 in assets, there's no upper limit of 10,000. I won't touch 6,000, I won't risk touching a large dragon ahead, and I won't be delayed by a single-carry strategy behind.

Avoiding any potential turning points, TES opted for a mid-lane group push. Facing the three dominant champions—Irelia, Fiora, and Udyr—DK had virtually no chance to resist. Perhaps seeing no hope in the game, Genshin Impact started to concede defeat. In the final push, they even caught Tahm Kench lost in the jungle and promptly turned him into a potent toad porridge.

"This support... has probably lost his mind."

"It's normal. There are five types of scores in this world: recipes, cookbooks, musical scores, and wave scores. As for this support's positioning, I think it's ridiculous. Isn't this a mole?"

With the generous help of Genshin Impact's brother.

At 24 minutes, with the final push by the TES five-man squad, the score was 1-0.

TES perfectly followed the "first game of a best-of-five series is guaranteed to be won" rule and secured a winning start!

The Battle for Supremacy: Chapter 69: He's trampling on my dignity (not really).

"Wuhu~ The invincible first round, won!"

"I reckon after today's match, the coach will be nagging us all night about this performance." Ah Le and Ha Huang exchanged a knowing glance, then sighed helplessly in unison.

Our support player is great in every way, except he's a little slow on the uptake.

If it weren't for the fact that our lineup happened to counter the opponent's, given this guy's tightrope-walking performance, it would have been really hard to say who would have won the first game; it was quite abstract anyway.

"Don't worry, I've seen this game before. Our lineup has three warriors, while the other side doesn't have any. We'll definitely win the first game."

"Oh, this..."

The S11 version is the Warrior Alliance.

With the Bloodthirsty Hydra appearing, it's unstoppable, even more tanky than a full-tank, and its lifesteal is incredibly powerful. It's definitely one of the positions that gets the most benefits from the current version.

Do you think this is over?

不妨看看一年以后的至臻版奥拉夫：300+的攻击、300+的护甲、500+的移速、1.7左右的攻速、4000+的血量、百分之二三十的吸血、开大加攻击力的同时还免疫控制，大招还能无限延长。

This is the kind of fighter that Riot Games loves (laughs).

Seriously, even Jinfu would be moved to tears by these statistics, let alone AD.

Back in the lounge, Roland was predictably grabbed by White Crescent and given a scolding. There was nothing he could do; almost every time he performed this kind of flanking maneuver, this was the situation he always ended up in. But... the procedure still had to be followed.

TES already has a headache with White Crescent, a flanking maniac.

If TES were to revert to the way it was a year ago, with the entire team except for the AD carry constantly looking for opportunities to flank, that would be a real headache. The current reprimand is to prevent the team from repeating the same mistakes, and both White Crescent and Roland understand this.

"Next up is the blue team, so it should be their turn to play a card."

"Go ahead and pick them. There are only a few sets, they just look fancy on the outside." It's already Season 10. If you really want to play something unconventional, you have to pick unpopular heroes. But here's the problem: if unpopular heroes are given to you, would your Death Knight dare to pick them?

Roland has done all sorts of bad things in the LPL, and his reputation is already ruined.

It's like a city that does nothing well, but if it does one thing well, it can be praised and lauded. But this situation is pathological, so pathological that even among all the professional players in the LPL, only Roland can truly play it well.

More often, it's like those countless diligent cities that conscientiously do their jobs, only being criticized when they do something wrong, and keeping quiet when they do something right—that's the norm.

"You never know what kind of things might be involved. You know, Kouma is there too."

"That's true."

Games tend to become more and more complex over time.

While the core gameplay may not see much improvement, the visual impact might lead Koma to pull out something strange, just like the game Counter-Strike Online, which is also distributed by Tencent. You might think it's a battle of guns.

No.