You actually want me to...

Well then, that's settled.

I'll leave the final blow to fate, using my weakness to defeat your strength!

One strike!! Rakshasa!!!

Sedimentation: Chapter 42: No one is a gambler, or everyone is a gambler.

On the big screen during the match, everyone could feel Wayward's determination. Countless spectators even stood up excitedly from their seats, their eyes fixed on the Barbarian King's movements.

Compared to other heroes, the way to determine whether Tryndamere will land a critical hit is actually quite simple: it's his leaping attack!

Humans are born gamblers, but everyone bets in different places.

But for Tryndamere, or even more than Tryndamere, back in the ancient days before runes were reset, no one could resist adding an extra critical strike rune to their rune list to gamble on that one percent critical strike chance. This wasn't superfluous; it was the purest form of faith in critical strikes!

Will it work?

This is a 2% probability.

Perhaps every iconic moment is blessed by fate, and it happens at just the right moment, in that infinitely magnified image on the big screen.

The barbarian king jumped up.

-330

A bright red number was magnified infinitely the moment it appeared, followed by a clearly visible kill notification.

[TES_Wayward kills RNG_Wei]

Double Kill!

A critical hit! I gambled and won!!!

In that instant, the entire stadium erupted in thunderous cheers. The cheers were so loud that they startled passersby around the stadium, who then began to inquire whether a superstar was visiting the stadium that day.

Looking at the kill notification on the computer screen, Da Huang felt as if his hand was tightly connected to his heart and was trembling incessantly.

Even so, his mind went blank.

But the only thing he was certain of was that he seemed to have... actually won the gamble!?

[666666, back when runes were still available, I used to equip a crit rune and gamble every day. If I got a critical hit at a crucial moment, I'd be happy all day.]

[A 1v2 all-out assault, this isn't Wayward, this is clearly Wei Yan (doge)!]

[Critical hits are a reward for the brave. That last critical hit was absolutely divine. Coach Wei must have been disgusted to death. Only three out of six attacks were critical hits.]

This guy is smooth, slick, and good at playing the game. He gets into high-energy moments intermittently, and can still make exaggerated facial expressions while playing with cinnabar. My assessment is: pure sleight of hand.

Originally.

This guy's emote tactics were already hilarious enough, bringing a bit of joy to the boring top lane. But before his image could be fully established, he suddenly pulled off a domineering 1v2, using the crit-gambling technique that's most popular among fun-loving players.

The image immediately becomes more three-dimensional!

"Wow, with your luck, you can go buy a lottery ticket after the match." As the observer throughout the game, Ha Huang was so shocked by the fact that the Barbarian King's critical hit rate was almost one out of every two hits that he questioned his existence.

Is it really that easy for this hero to get critical hits?

He vaguely remembered that the last time he played Tryndamere jungle on a whim in ranked, the critical strike rate was so high that he almost couldn't even kill any jungle monsters.

"Haha, I knew I was lucky today."

"Forget about buying lottery tickets. These days, buying lottery tickets is practically like giving away money. But according to the law of conservation of Europium and Africa, your luck will probably get worse after this game. So, Da Huang, can you do me a favor when we get back tonight?"

"Huh? What?"

"Go back and be my cushion. With you here, I feel like I'm sure I'll get a gold chest tonight!"

"???"

The double kill in the top lane accelerated RNG's collapse, as they completely lost control of Tryndamere.

Even with just one Bloodthirst item, a Barbarian King can still run away if he can't win. Two people might be able to gank him, but after farming well, accumulating a large amount of gold, and getting two kills in a row, Huang immediately bought a Swift Blade as his second item.

Not only does it increase the critical hit rate from 40% to 60% when fully enraged, but it also reduces the cooldown of basic skills by 20% when a critical hit occurs.

what?

You don't understand this equipment.

Let me put it this way: unless it's something really outrageous, if you can get a whirlwind slash every three seconds on average and a chicken call every six seconds on average, are you scared yet?

The saying goes well.

When Sima Guang appeared, the jar lost its shape.

When the nascent Tryndamere teamed up with Leona, Rumble, and others, RNG's backline was left with absolutely no safe space.

Roland has never been one to reason with his opponents. Of course, if they insist on reasoning, he can just lie on the ground. Almost the instant he saw RNG's backline, Roland unleashed a Solar Flare from afar.

Whether or not it makes you dizzy is another matter, but slowing down is a bonus.

Then Rumble unleashed his ultimate, Tryndamere followed up, Leona provided crowd control, and the three of them formed a classic combination of murder, arson, and looting, with Varus occasionally firing long-range arrows to secure kills.

How do we fight this?

There's no way to fight this.

You can't outplay the enemy's Tryndamere in a one-on-one fight. In team fights, the enemy team has four big AOE heroes, making it difficult for everyone to get in or out. They also charge into team fights recklessly. As the game slowly slipped away, RNG gradually began to give up their fighting spirit.

The regular season has only just begun, and it's not yet time for them to show such resilience. Besides, there's still a third game to play, so losing one game isn't something RNG can't accept.

Honestly... TES's official Weibo account has really gone a bit too far.

"Is this the weapon Aatrox Camille they're talking about?" Xiao Ming frowned, thinking that TES's official Weibo account really had no shame.

He never used his so-called "special skill" in a single game.

On the contrary, unpopular top laners like Tryndamere seem to be the real specialty of the player the more you look at them.

Is it just meant to be disgusting?

When they thought about Banhuang's consistent style and playing style, they suddenly felt that it was actually quite plausible.

"It's okay, at least we forced them to reveal one of their cards. A player who just switched to the top lane can't possibly have a few signature moves up their sleeve," Xiaohu comforted his teammate with a good attitude. It's just one game, a loss is a loss, we can win it back next time.

However, the moment he finished speaking, four pairs of eyes immediately focused on his face, making him feel extremely uncomfortable.

"We initially thought so too, but then we have a top laner on our team who just switched to the top lane, and he definitely has more than just one or two champions in his repertoire. So, who is this person?"

"..."

After wave of attacks from TES, TES finally succeeded in taking down RNG's crystal and winning the game.

The two sides drew 1-1.

The moment the game ended, Da Huang excitedly took off his headphones, eager to share his joy with his teammates. Ever since that successful 1v2, his Tryndamere was completely unstoppable.

Kill anyone who gets in my way, even Buddha himself.

He even created another memorable moment, chasing Xiaohu's Lee Sin from his own bottom lane outer turret all the way to the enemy's high ground crystal before finally killing him. The scene was extremely comical. However, he also knew that a large part of his great performance was due to his teammates keeping an eye on the enemy's mid and support. Under normal circumstances, RNG would have started with three support heroes, unlike today where there was only one Wei to guard Xiaohu.

"Enough said. Regardless of the outcome of today's game, I owe my brothers a late-night snack."

"Nice~"

"A good person has 131 children in his lifetime, 108 of them joined the Liangshan bandits, 12 became Gold Saints, 7 saved their grandfathers, 3 formed a sworn brotherhood in the Peach Garden, and 1 caused havoc in the Heavenly Palace."

"???"

Precipitation: Chapter 43: The Bible Endures Forever

Ultimately, TES failed to win today's match.

It's not that I didn't get the momentum in the second game, but in the third game, when I felt my luck was on the rise, I decisively bought another Barbarian King, and then... inexplicably, I started having bad luck. In the previous game, I could get critical hits no matter how I attacked, but in this game, I couldn't get any critical hits no matter how I attacked. It was so frustrating to watch.

If this is the case, it's actually not too bad. With the passive buff, high critical hit rate isn't particularly difficult for Barbarian King to achieve.

The key point is... in the third game, Xiaohu directly picked Malphite for top lane, which completely stumped TES.

Faced with the absolute defense and team fight impact of the Stone Golem, TES, unable to break through in the top lane, was helpless. Even though Roland really wanted to win the prize money, he ultimately had to lose because his own performance was not good.

[As expected, the way to beat TES is simple: just go all out on Hazak and win the first game.]

[However, Huang played very well today. TES truly lives up to its reputation as the "Whampoa Military Academy" for top laners; they did a great job.]

[The third game saw some green critical hits from Tryndamere, but that's normal; he can't be lucky all the time.]

[Beluga Sturgeon: Huh? Say that again?]

The law of conservation of luck?

That's for ordinary people, not for European sturgeon. For real European sturgeon, good luck is actually the norm.

"You guys played well! Do you have some kind of quick-fix guide for top laners? Let me see it!" As soon as the match ended, the RNG team members immediately surrounded him. Xiaohu even went so far as to grope Da Huang's butt, startling him.

"We'd like to ask you the same question. Wouldn't it be faster for you, as a transit point, to get things sorted out?" Roland slapped away Xiao Hu's outstretched hand in an annoyed tone. He was in a bad mood right now, and the thought of several thousand dollars disappearing made his wallet bleed.

"There really isn't any peerless secret manual?"

"Get lost. You're not even going to treat us to a meal. You just show off in front of us after winning."

Both sides were old acquaintances. Roland quite disdainfully chased away Xiaohu and his group. RNG and the others didn't care and retreated with smiles on their faces, looking quite smug.

Also.

Last season, they were eliminated by TES in the loser's bracket, so winning this time is a form of revenge. No wonder they came here to show off.

Since we didn't win the game, there was no interview segment, and today everyone can retreat back to the base early.

Knowing that he would definitely be dragged into a review and criticism session by White Crescent when he got back, Roland simply started playing on his phone in the car. He even popped up in his hater group, leaving the haters who were discussing the matter completely dumbfounded.

Good grief, buddy, you're actually here?

Roland had been in the account for a while but never said anything, so everyone just treated the account as a symbol. But today you suddenly came back to life, and you came back to life right when they were discussing how to stir up trouble. Isn't that scary?

"It's alright, you guys continue, I'll just take a look."

Seemingly enjoying the drama, Roland even sent a message that immediately caused an uproar in the group chat.

[What the hell?! Why are you here after just losing a game?!]

[This is a group for haters of Banhuang. If you're not a hater of Banhuang, get out!]