You actually want me to...

"What's next?"

"What else can I say? The Saints won't make the same mistake twice. Keep dragging the brothers down."

"What if we can't hold out?"

"It's alright. Ah Le has already gone to such lengths to create opportunities for you. If you can't hold out, the coach will arrange a few days' trip to India for you after the competition. The project has already been approved and is called 'Lizard Tribe Development.' What do you think?"

"!!!"

Seeing that Roland seemed to be really serious, the rest of TES immediately dared not have any more careless thoughts.

Everyone knows the truth perfectly well.

This guy is fine with you when he's not serious; you can interact with him however you want, and he'll even go toe-to-toe with you. But if he gets serious and you don't, then you'd better think about whether you can handle the consequences of his retaliation.

At least in terms of Roland's shady dealings, the entire LPL knows it.

When TES pulled aggro, DK started to suffer again.

It's like a simp chasing after a goddess. He's been chasing her for ages with no results. He finally finds an opportunity and uses some tricks, but then the goddess suddenly goes back to her old ways and starts pulling at him again. What are you going to do then?

Forced sex?

With your father by your side, you won't be intimidated at all.

Forced Dragon Open?

Roland's barrel and Ah Le's monkey would probably burst out laughing if they saw this. Do they even know what the terrifying boost that terrain provides to AOE control is?

As for split-line trading?

Is there anything that can provide support faster than Kai'Sa's ultimate?

Every option was blocked. The battle between top teams is about waiting for the other to make a mistake or for a player's individual skill to explode. It's just a pity that after experiencing a painful lesson, DK couldn't find any gaps in TES's defense.

The two teams seem to have great chemistry right now, like this:

DK: Do you know what's most important when you're out in the game?

TES: It stands for loyalty.

DK: No, the most important thing when you're out here is to get out of there! I've been watching you for over ten minutes, where are you?

TES: Don't stick to it, don't stick to it, sticking to it is dangerous, it's still close contact.

DK: ?

However, all of this changed when the Death Knight was preparing to obtain the Wind Dragon Soul.

After nearly 30 minutes of silence, the TES team, having returned to base once more, unleashed a frenzy, charging headlong into the jungle. Their confidence stemmed from the fact that they were targeting different areas on each side.

Just when DK thought TES had given up on defending their Dragon Soul team, the five-man TES squad, under Roland's command, circled around like special forces, making their way towards Baron Nashor's location not far away.

Well known.

The world's strongest navy and air force are both the United States, thanks to its mastery of the wealth secrets of German Emperor III.

but...

The world's best army has always been based on our own soil.

Through various maneuvers and infiltrations, just as DK was about to rush down the elemental dragon, in their vision of the dragon, the five members of TES appeared out of nowhere above the dragon pit, and then jumped into the dragon pit together using the blast cone.

DK and his group: ......

LCK Channel Host: Aishibah...shiba...ba...gibberish and various wailing~

"See? I told you my trick worked."

"How dare they? They all went to fight the elemental dragons, leaving no one to fight the Great Dragon?"

"Their minds are in disarray. Ever since Ah Le showed off against the enemy, it's been obvious that their command has fallen apart. Morale is a double-edged sword; it's both mysterious and damaging."

"Wuhu, brothers, collapse, retreat, sell, and run!"

How fast can a full-health five-man team with Kai'Sa and Lee Sin take down the dragon at 30 minutes?

TES tells you the answer: 8s

When the DK team finally managed to get the Dragon Soul and rushed back to the Baron buff location, the TES team had already taken the buff and made a quick getaway, leaving no trace of it.

This was a huge profit!

[With the Wind Dragon Soul swapped for the Baron buff, the Death Knight must be crying in the bathroom!]

With the super minion buff, can DK push the lane except for Tristana and Aatrox? (laughs)

[The economy has caught up! That changes the whole situation!]

When the viewers in the live stream saw Canyon use seven skills in a row, yet still fail to kill a siege minion with the Baron buff, the entire LPL audience couldn't hold back their excitement.

Is Nidalee a jungle carry?

Yes.

Did she suffer any harm later on?

Have.

But if you ask her if she can beat buffed siege minions or super minions in the late game, then you really have to put a question mark above her head, depending on whether she has a Lich.

When DK was struggling to even manage the minion wave, TES's opportunity had arrived.

"Listen to me."

"Ah."

"My Gragas has a special move, which you've actually seen once before. It's when the rolling barrel is sliding, I use E-Flash to get close to him, then use the Exploding Barrel to reposition myself and knock him into the rolling barrel's position, ultimately creating a triple kill!"

"So what? Then show us what you're capable of."

"Didn't you hear me clearly? It's Three-Dumpling Shark! Which three of you go over and wrap him up like dumplings, cripple him, and then I'll go and kill him. Isn't that Three-Dumpling Shark? So, is anyone eager to sign up?"

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

The Battle for Supremacy: Chapter 83: The Axis, I've Seen It!

When TES, with their late-game composition, successfully reached the late-game threshold and were equipped with the Baron Nashor buff, the five DK players all looked rather grim, especially when they saw that TES's two carries were almost at five items; their expressions darkened even more.

As mentioned earlier, a player's true strength is generally reflected in the five elements of a player. Among the five elements of a player in the dual carry position, there is one that is not usually noticeable: the ability to steal development opportunities.

The biggest difference between JKL and Ghost is that... JKL, as an ADC trained in the LPL region, has an exceptional ability to steal farm and develop.

This is when God's intervention comes into play.

If you're bad at last hitting in lane, within minutes you'll hear other players saying that Uzi has a 10 or 20 CS lead over you.

If you're not good at farming in the mid-game, you'll hear people say that Uzi has a CS difference of tens or even hundreds of CS over you in just a few minutes.

If you're even worse, a third-minute ADC will already have twice your CS.

As an audience member.

It's natural to jokingly say that this AD carry single-handedly takes down four lanes, yet deals zero damage in team fights.

But you are also an AD carry player. Even if you don't have the same four-lane advantage as others, the difference shouldn't be so big that you are down by a hundred or even half the CS, right?

In this situation, we usually only need two words to describe it: 【ordering food】.

An AD carry who emerges from this region must have high reaction speed, top-notch farming ability, and be fierce in lane. As for whether he will die suddenly, that's definitely random (doge).

TES was clearly being dominated by DK, but after the economic deficit suddenly reversed, everyone took a closer look.

Goodness, JKL has already beaten Ghost King by almost 30 CS.

Little by little, the basic skills accumulated bit by bit become the core key to who gets the fifth or sixth item first in the later stages!

Taking advantage of the Baron buff.

TES began aggressively pushing down the remaining outer towers of DK that they hadn't managed to completely destroy before. They even took advantage of the Baron buff duration to whittle down the health of the bottom lane inhibitor tower.

Of course, their reason for doing so is quite simple.

The strategy involves using the Baron buff duration to artificially delay the vision control in your lower jungle until it expires, then using the vision advantage to rush the Elder Dragon. This is how unstoppable the winning side is in the late game. Since there's no Baron in the upper jungle anyway, just send a Wukong with Teleport to control the minion wave, and the rest of the team won't push aggressively. They'll just stall and let the Baron buff siege minions slowly push the towers.

For a moment, Roland felt that his few minutes of playing with the Baron buff were quite similar to those of some of the "security guards" in Attenborough.

Basically, they don't let anyone out, nor do they give them resources to develop. Even if they do, it's only for those super soldiers that are usually easy to clear out, but now require using all their skills and going bankrupt to get rid of them. They can also complain that the barracks didn't send out ordinary soldiers, completely shirking their own responsibility.

Of course, this analogy is not meant to belittle security guards.

As mentioned earlier, the job of playing jungle is something that can only be done at the age of 60, but everyone is doing it at the age of 20, which is equivalent to saving 40 years of wrong paths out of thin air.

Besides, these days everyone's spare houses have probably been rented out, just like the experts say, and their spare cars have probably been taken by their families to drive for ride-hailing services. So what about their spare wallets? They'd have to work hard to earn them themselves.

Therefore, the suggestion is to work as a security guard during the day to stop food delivery drivers, and then work part-time as a food delivery driver at night to confront the security guards. This way, you can have connections in both the legitimate and criminal worlds at a young age, and your future will be extremely bright.

Only when the Baron buff on their bodies dissipated and the pressure of the minion waves was entirely on DK did TES retreat from the DK base entrance just before the Elder Dragon was about to spawn. The scene was as exaggerated as a school cafeteria opening for lunch.

Here it comes, this is the wave!

[Complete darkness. I'm asking you, Death Knight, do you dare come or not?]

Given the character's personality, he will most likely use unrestricted fighting techniques.

Are you referring to setting up an ambush in the river?

【You're overthinking it. Knowing his personality, he'd start making moves in the jungle.】

It has to be said that his fans are truly worthy of their praise. Just as the DK group slowly emerged from their home, Roland actually ambushed them in the jungle, a place they would inevitably pass through on their way to the Elder Dragon.

From Roland's perspective.

Lee Sin's ultimate is a straight line, um, this is Wendy.

Knight's control is also a straight line, well, considering Syndra's damage, this might be a mini-dragon.

The monkey's ultimate skill is a wide-range AOE attack with crowd control but low damage? Oh, I see, you're a lion scorpion.

This Kai'Sa can fly... so let's just assume she's a Radiant Knight for now.

clam?

You're asking about Roland's wine barrels?

hehe~