You actually want me to...

As the opponent, Snake wasn't unaware of such an imaginative team fight initiation, but he felt that TES couldn't execute it. How could a team that had only been playing together for a short time possibly achieve such synergy?

But ironically, they succeeded.

With a 0-for-4 exchange, TES immediately gained a significant advantage.

Holy crap, 666666!

[No, they just changed the AD carry, why is there such a big change in the team?]

Got it, Ah Shui is a cornerstone player, the kind who makes everything he goes take off. TES really hit the jackpot this time.

[The prince's one-second pause was absolutely brilliant; how could Kasa be so daring?]

That's amazing, absolutely amazing.

If you insist on singled out who was particularly skillful, there really isn't one. Individually, they are all minor actions, but when combined, the terrifying sense of synergy that visually unfolds makes every viewer feel ashamed.

It's only the beginning of the Spring Split, how long have they been working together?

"See? I told you we're easy to beat."

"Not bad, Aban. Although you usually play terribly online and get killed all the time, you're still okay at team fights."

"No, can we not talk about laning? I'm not playing top lane."

"Your support skills aren't that much better."

. . . . . .

After a decisive team fight, TES didn't bother with the dragons and instead rushed towards Baron Nashor, giving up the elemental dragon to the enemy. The Baron buff at the 20-minute mark meant that SN would be locked up on their high ground, effectively shutting down. With this advantage, TES's victory was only a matter of time.

only...

SN's Huanfeng, however, felt that something was wrong. As professional players, from their perspective, this game was already GG. Unless the opposing bot lane duo made a mistake and threw two games, they had no chance of turning the game around.

But that's where the problem lies.

In the following time, neither Leona nor Miss Fortune got carried away, but their playstyle was extremely annoying. They were fine when they saw others, but as soon as they saw him alone, they would immediately start a combo of Solar Flare and Barrage Time, which completely blew him into a rage.

"How about it? Is this method good?"

"That's pretty nice, Big Head, you really know how to play. But I still want to rush up and beat him up."

"Bear with it, there's another game after this one. If we play too recklessly, the coach will scold us again. We'll go all out in the second game."

"Goodness, you're really experienced. Don't worry, after this game I'll sneak you out for a late-night snack. I've figured out a safe route these past few days, even Coach Shabi hasn't noticed."

......

Listening to the conversation between the bot lane duo, the other three members of TES exchanged glances and then sighed in unison.

Ever since Shuizi joined the team, the bot lane has been acting rather irresponsibly. How brain-dead must these two idiots be to forget that the coach is constantly listening to their team's voice chat backstage?

Wait a minute! That's not right.

Looking at the slightly upturned, malicious smile on Ah Shui's lips, was this guy deliberately steer the conversation away from there?

Good guy.

These days, even AD (Attack Damage Carry) is starting to fish?

What followed was almost entirely a one-sided massacre.

Taking advantage of the Baron buff, TES managed to create a nearly 4000 gold lead in one wave of operations. Combined with the advantage accumulated earlier and the subsequent push, by the time TES finally reached SN's inhibitor turret, the gold difference between the two sides had reached a terrifying 7000+.

And this period of time only lasted 25 minutes.

What does an economic deficit of 7000+ mean?

This means that the downward trend will not be easily reversed, and it is not easy to trigger the 10,000 economic turnaround buff online, which puts it in an absolutely safe position.

Under TES's final barrage of firepower, SN finally couldn't withstand the opponent's attack and successfully surrendered their main base.

1:0

TES got off to a winning start.

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PS: I'm predicting a July reign of dominance in life reset.

First Encounter: Chapter Sixty-Six: Don't you think this is cool?

Unsurprisingly, when everyone returned to the team's rest room after the first match, they were greeted by a "task" from White Crescent, titled "One Hour of Unpaid Overtime," which completely baffled Roland.

He also contacted the workers who installed the barbed wire fence, planning to add another layer of fencing around the wall to prevent the guy from sneaking out again without his knowledge.

The coach was also frustrated after doing all this.

FPX may be called the "monkey team," but at most their players' behavior during livestreams is a bit regressive. Our team, on the other hand, has already started to switch allegiances.

He was really having a headache dealing with Roland, this troublemaker.

You might say he didn't do well, but ironically, he usually completes his tasks quite well, and even often works overtime. He also has more games where he doesn't make mistakes than games where he does.

But if you don't criticize him, he just likes to act out in all sorts of ways, even when things are within the rules.

I'm just heartbroken right now, extremely heartbroken.

. . . . .

Over here, Roland, caught red-handed by the coach, also grabbed Ah Shui, wrapped his arms around his neck, and asked, "Goodness, Da Tou, you must have secretly betrayed me, right? Otherwise, how would the coach have known so quickly?"

"Are you fucking stupid? Don't you know the coach is listening to our team's voice chat?"

"Is that so? But I used to talk badly about him all the time and nothing happened."

"Nonsense, don't you even look at how much training you've done? Don't you feel it?" Ah Shui was exasperated. He really shouldn't take the blame for this. How was he supposed to know that this guy had been playing in the LPL for over two months and still didn't know this basic fact?

Moreover, in the first few days after he arrived at the TES club, he was genuinely shocked by Roland's training intensity.

Aside from necessary training matches and meetings, he devoted almost all his time to ranked games, and his live streams ended later and later each night, successfully dominating and becoming a legend in the late-night LOL section, which is quite outrageous.

"I do sense it, but he's paying overtime."

"Never mind, forget I said anything." Faced with this money-grubber, Ah Shui had nothing to say.

Logically speaking, Roland's current market value can't be called high, but it certainly isn't low either. With that signing fee, a monthly salary, and living in a dormitory, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that he's already out of poverty.

But unfortunately, this guy seems to suffer from some kind of bizarre problem, like "fear of insufficient firepower," "Sword Saint Syndrome of Shili Slope," or "DNA defect of not wanting to use his ultimate move until the BOSS is down to his last drop of health." He just keeps being stingy in strange ways. If you ask him to spend money on mobile games to buy clothes for his "wife," he won't even blink. But if you ask him to buy some fruit, he'll walk an extra kilometer to another market further away just for a price difference of one or two yuan. It's pretty outrageous.

Of course, unlike the atmosphere inside the room, the online discussion had completely exploded.

After Ah Shui joined and filled the last gap, TES Club suddenly rose to the top of the league in terms of both strength and reputation, and even gained some strange things: such as a large number of fans and "a large number of fans".

The former refers to the group of people brought by Ah Shui, who were basically there specifically for him; the latter is more outrageous. After learning about SuX Luo's amazing operation, this group directly imagined TES as a savior, and became fans of the club that pulled off this move, which made the team's operations quite strange.

At the same time, the teams that had the strength to compete for the playoffs also had a rather complicated feeling after seeing TES's rise.

"LWX, can you guys beat TES's bot lane duo?"

"Emmm, I guess we'll see if the enemy bot lane makes any mistakes... Wait, you're streaming?"

"Hehe, so you can't beat them, just say so. Oh, we won't say you're bad, Wuhu! Viewers, did you hear that? Noob LWX, LWX noob."

"Damn it, Si Shao, don't stop me! I'm going to chop this dead monkey up right here today!" As Da Congming's words fell, Doinb's live stream was filled with all sorts of male hormone-fueled voices, making the atmosphere incredibly exciting.

Although the forms of expression are somewhat different, this scene has indeed happened to various clubs.

Now, all they can do is hope that SN will pick a slightly more conventional bot lane duo in the second game instead of this one that has no chance of fighting back, to test the synergy and strength of TES's bot lane duo, so that they can consider whether to change their tactical strategy against TES.

At this moment, Roland was unaware that he had unknowingly become the focus of attention for various clubs' bot lane duo, although essentially he was just an add-on using Ah Shui's name...

In the second game, when everyone was back on the players' bench, the draft picks and bans had undergone a complete transformation.

It's worth mentioning that, unlike the earlier fixed system where one side was always blue for three games, the tournament format for Season 10 has been updated regarding the right to choose sides.

In simpler terms: whoever picks first in the Spring Split picks second in the Summer Split, and then they take turns in smaller rounds.

For example, in today's match, SN picked first in the first and third games, taking the blue side. In the second game, TES had the right to choose sides, and could choose either the blue side or the red side. In this game, TES chose to continue with the red side. After addressing their weaknesses, they no longer had any heroes that needed to be picked first. Furthermore, the red side position allowed them to secure more comfortable team compositions.

First round of bans:

SN: Elise, Senna, Olaf

TES: Pantheon, Rumble, Miss Fortune

One round of PICK:

SN: Jinfu, Excavator, Bloom

TES: Sejuani, Ornn, Aphelios

Although SN was looking to confront TES's bot lane head-on, White Crescent didn't want the opposing bot lane to have an easy time. "If I know your AD can't beat me, why wouldn't I target your bot lane? Wouldn't that make him look like a simple-minded idiot?"

Ban, it must be banned.

Keep banning the AD carries that are viable in the current meta.

In the second round of bans, five champions were banned: Irelia, Viktor, Kalista, and Varus. TES gave three of them to their AD carry, and even picked Aphelios, clearly trying to annoy SN's bot lane. SN's bot lane had no choice but to accept it.

On the fourth move, my left hand suddenly felt something and pulled down my pants to expose my rear end. I asked the coach for a Diana to hit. After a brief moment of thought, White Crescent happily accepted the deal.

SN countered by picking Zoe and Karsa, seemingly planning to go head-to-head with Knight in the mid lane.

Zoe, is she good against Diana? It's hard to say. It mainly depends on how well you use your W skill to pick up trash. Lucky players can easily crush her, while unlucky players will be completely crushed. But overall, she's still an acceptable option, and she can fit well with the team composition to play a strong early to mid-game.

The key is the AD carry position in the bottom lane.

Currently, Huanfeng can only pick three AD champions: Kai'Sa, Ezreal, and Lucian.

Picking Ezreal would probably be a laughing stock for SN, as Huanfeng's Ezreal left a deep impression on them, or rather, most LPL Ezreal players actually have a rather peculiar style. Picking Lucian has a relatively low margin for error, so after much deliberation, SN opted for Kai'Sa to play it safe.

Judging from the current picks of both sides, SN's lineup is purely focused on the early and mid-game. Once TES's first four picks transition into the late game, even if Sett lands five hits and Braum ults five, SN might not be able to win the team fight. This is probably what the legendary lineup with a 5000 gold lead (overload) looks like.

Now we come to the final move.

TES Club's new mystery: Whenever the last pick is given to the support position, it means that the support player will definitely start picking heroes that are inhuman, which is the "show effect" that the audience loves to see the most.

Here we go, who wants to go first?

[I'll go first! Let's celebrate! He is the all-powerful, supportive, and all-knowing King of Chaos, Aban. Now, he has inherited the power of yet another hero, transforming into the β form of the King of Chaos!]