You actually want me to...

If he had been playing Graves, he would have gotten the game-winning shot, but unfortunately, he couldn't switch.

"Wow, you guys are playing way too aggressively in the bot lane. The enemy jungler came over and you dared to tower dive? There were three of them."

"It's nothing. Just because there are more people doesn't guarantee a win for the team."

"Isn't that obvious? They have one more person than you."

"How do you explain IG's miracle team fight and your former team's 2v5?"

......

"But Lee Sin has an economic lead, so you're at a huge disadvantage if he comes over." Karsa was clearly still trying to argue. Everything else was fine, but he had to refute this strange idea. If this happened a few more times, he might have a heart attack.

"Brother Ka, does economic leadership necessarily equate to an advantage?"

"Economic leadership is of course... never mind, never mind." Just as he was about to say something, a familiar team name suddenly appeared in his mind, abruptly stopping him from continuing.

Oh well, there's no other way.

It can only be said that the team's 1 gold comeback was so impressive that he couldn't find a reason to refute it for a moment. However, at this time, Karsa didn't know that the team's 1 gold comeback was just the beginning, and there would be many more unbelievable comebacks in the days to come.

This time, he wasn't quick-witted enough, and he couldn't outwit Roland with words, so Casa simply stopped talking. Anyway, the matter of persuasion was left to Coach White Crescent, letting the coach deal with it himself.

After the 2-for-2 trade in the bot lane, SN's bot lane was no longer qualified to stay in lane. Professional players aren't stupid; at this point, if your AD is still level 5, isn't he just a walking ATM for the bot lane?

Ekko practically started heading to the bottom lane after pushing the lane, while Jarvan IV was constantly roaming the lower jungle, all waiting for the enemy bot lane duo to come online. Fortunately, SN wasn't stupid; they decisively respawned the bot lane duo and sent them to the top lane, abandoning the bot lane altogether.

Eight minutes later, the Rift Herald had already spawned.

SN forces you to make a decision directly.

If you push my bottom tower, you'll lose your Rift Herald; if you come over to stop us from taking the Rift Herald, the time it takes to get from the bottom lane to the top lane is completely wasted on running the lane, and the bottom tower plating is preserved, which is a barely acceptable way to stop the loss.

TES's response was to simply let the situation unfold.

On the surface, TES currently has a significant advantage in the bot lane, which they can use as a core point to contest resources.

In reality, TES's lineup is no match for the opponent in the early and mid-game.

Maokai, Lee Sin, and Syndra are practically doomed if they venture into the enemy's top jungle and engage in combat. This is especially true when 369 plays Ornn and Ekko mid; these two have virtually no damage output in the early game and are essentially just tanks and crowd control tools.

Instead of trying to out-win team fights, TES should just take the existing plating and speed up Miss Fortune's item upgrade.

This loss of the vanguard, while not a gain for TES, is not a loss either.

When playing games, you must understand where your own team's strengths and weaknesses lie. Never engage in mindless fighting. Even in the LPL, a region known for its intense fighting culture, there are many times when teams tend to avoid fights when their composition is weaker.

Seeing that TES wouldn't fall for the trap, SN had no choice but to take the Herald and then hurriedly head to the mid lane to defend it.

TES's idea is very clear: I'm just dragging things out.

First, get Ornn to level 13, then get both carries to have two items, and then you can join team fights.

Anyway, you can't beat me with your forehand, and your backhand isn't as good as mine either. Even with Lee Sin, you can't pull off a fancy roundhouse kick under Leona's protection. The whole situation is deadlocked here.

From the perspective of various professionals, TES has undoubtedly undergone a qualitative change. The improvement in their weaknesses has allowed the team to explore and discover their potential. When TES moved beyond a purely early-to-mid-game hero pool and began to explore deeper into the game, it marked the rise of a strong team.

Seeing this, countless esports fans struggled for a long time before finally exclaiming in unison: Thank you, Su Xiluo. Here's a brief mention of Su Xiluo's great contributions:

After S9, JackeyLove's contract expired, and IG offered him 800 for two years. That price was outrageous; even offering it to the current TES top laner, Sunny, would be considered a steal. To force him to sign, IG even secretly sent Huanfeng to SN, who had been negotiating with JackeyLove, and then turned around and blocked Abu from EDG, implying that no LPL team would want him unless he signed with an LPL team.

At this moment, the e-sports protagonist's buff arrives.

In what seemed like a dead end, TES suddenly realized that their star player, P, was extremely underwhelming. However, they had already spent a lot of money to buy Karsa this year, so they couldn't just throw the money away like that. Even if they had a gambler's mentality, after spending so much money in the early stages without seeing any results, they would definitely be thinking of adding more to their investment.

So TES gritted their teeth, added some money, and bought Ah Shui back.

It can only be said that IG really did try to steal a chicken but ended up losing the rice instead.

"By the way, when will it be ready? I want to start a group buy."

"Just bear with it a little longer. I want to fight too, but the enemy team has Maokai and Tahm Kench. I really can't engage until my levels and gear catch up." As one of the team's most irritable duo, Ah Shui took the initiative to calm Roland down.

It's not that he's finally come to his senses, but rather that he's just a few hundred gold short of going home to buy equipment, and he needs a female character to keep an eye on him at this time, otherwise he's afraid of getting caught.

The more stable TES is, the more disgusted the SN players and viewers feel.

[Let's get this going! Less than ten kills in twenty minutes, am I watching LCK?]

This bot lane duo is so incredibly stable it's disgusting.

[He picked a Japanese hero and didn't engage in any team fights or engage in any skirmishes throughout the game. Was Aban possessed by a prophet today?]

[Don't be so harsh on them; the Seer will at least throw one or two big attacks, they just might miss.]

Fortunately, the period of isolation in the middle didn't last too long.

While setting the tone, Casarte wouldn't dare say he's necessarily very good.

But if you're talking about mid-game dual-carry builds, then he's way more skilled at this than anyone else.

Thanks to the jungler's tact, the two carries' economy was accumulated more than a minute ahead of schedule, and it was precisely at this time that the third dragon of the elemental dragons began to spawn.

"How to say?"

"Is it 40/60? Are you sure? If we drag this out a bit longer, our chances of winning will be even greater."

"Fourth floor? Forget about it, just fight it out."

"But..."

"Trust me, Brother Ka, you probably don't know what it means for players like us who are used to playing mobile games when the odds of winning from the prize pool are greater than 2%."

"Does this mean that every bet will be successful, and every gamble will be a guaranteed win?"

"No, of course it means we're going to flip the table! You guys are all big-contract players, do you know what that means? It means we're whales, and since we're all whales, why are we afraid of the odds? If we lose, we'll just blame it on the big spender."

Ah Shui: ? ? ?

First Encounter: Chapter Sixty-Five: Cornerstone Player

As the third elemental dragon was about to spawn, the SN team began preparing to position themselves to secure their second dragon. Although their team composition gave them an advantage in early-game fights, it didn't mean they were doomed in the late game.

Syndra and Varus can still serve as a core duo in the late game.

This time, however, it seems that the TES team no longer intends to be accommodating to them, and has already laid in ambush and set up vision near the dragon pit in advance.

Where is the person on the other side?

"They should be nearby; they might want to pick them up."

"It's okay, we're strong now, Snake, protect AD."

"Okay, be careful not to stand too close together, and keep an eye out for the enemy's flanking positions." As the blue team moves towards the dragon pit, the possible points of flanking are just a few: above the dragon pit, near the red team's blue buff, and directly behind us.

In most cases, you only need to pay attention to the bushes on both sides.

However, this time, they overlooked a very crucial thing.

TES wasn't planning on playing dirty tricks with them.

Just in the bush directly in front of them, just as Lee Sin and Maokai were about to reach their own bush, and just as SN's backline had crossed the bush and reached the river, a blue ward belonging to TES quietly fell in the bush at Leona's feet. At that very moment, Leona decisively initiated her ultimate!

【My Choice is Like the Sun!】

R: Solar flare!

At a point that no one in SN expected, TES's Leona initiated a team fight, using her ultimate ability to cover the other three members of SN, with Tahm Kench and Varus as the main targets.

Two symptoms: dizziness and slowing down.

Then, he used his E skill to restrain the Lee Sin who was not far away.

Seeing the team fight initiated by the Leona, 369 said he knew how to use his ultimate even with his eyes closed. The war horn sounded again, and a giant ram leaped over the bodies of the SN members, rushing quickly towards Ornn's position.

"Activate AD! Activate AD!"

Syndra is fine too! Syndra is fine too!!!

"It's a bit far, Brother Ka, you go first."

"I'll do it!"

Since the initial engagement was at a relatively extreme distance, Karsa understood that the key to winning this team fight lay in his ultimate ability. Most of the opposing team members had Flash available at this point, but that didn't matter.

With years of jungle experience, Karsa rushed forward and used his EQ combo almost the instant the goat started moving. Just as the prince landed, the flash appeared, and the prince instantly moved forward a distance.

Then...

He slowed down instantly, not unleashing his ultimate move, but simply stopped and took a step or two forward. The instant he stopped, three or four flashing sounds rang out simultaneously.

The SN team that was in front of him just a second ago suddenly used their survival and Flash abilities.

However... just as they landed, they suddenly realized they had been tricked.

Seeing this, Casa smiled.

All I can say is that his old partner must have been completely dumbfounded by his support's inhuman initiation, otherwise his sudden stop and jump shot success rate wouldn't have been so high.

That's the difference between hunter and prey.

To capture your most desired prey, you must make good use of your brain and tools. Seeing that the SN team was still within the range of his ultimate even after flashing away, Karsa no longer held back his skills this time.

The ultimate move, [Collapse of Heaven and Earth], landed squarely!

"Demacia!"

At the very moment the prince activated his ability, Roland, controlling Leona, flashed to Syndra's side and swung his shield down on her head.

Q【Shield of Dawn】

The stun skill prevented Syndra from executing her EQ combo. Simultaneously, the enemy's stun arrived and knocked up Lee Sin just in time.

All obstacles disappeared one after another, and the prince's earth-shattering attack filled the room completely, trapping three people inside.

[Comment Time] is now on!!!

A perfect team fight.

To reiterate, TES is not a weak team.

With Karsa (rumored to be worth 3000 million), JackeyLove (priced exorbitantly), the highly priced genius mid-laner Knight, and Roland (known for initiating team fights), it's incredibly easy for these four to coordinate perfectly when it comes to initiating team fights.

As long as one person initiates, two of the other three can decisively cooperate with their rich experience in the game. Even the left hand can steadily follow up with his talent. Putting aside the top laner, the foundation of TES in S10 is not too bad. It just lacks an initiator and a commander.

A series of spectacular ultimate moves led to SN's complete defeat in the head-on team fight.