You actually want me to...

Even back then, didn't Wei still manage to make a name for himself by relying on this hero?

SN hesitated for a while before finally making their last two picks, and the combination of Nautilus and Kha'Zix was successfully unveiled. This champion is even less popular than Jarvan IV. Jarvan IV has appeared in the competition for at least the last two years, while Kha'Zix can be traced back to the time when he was the god of domestic competitions for EDG.

Wow, both junglers are like they're back in Season 6! My youth is over.

[Vietnam's Hee Chi Lang has arrived.]

[SN's corporate culture is a good counter to TES's unconventional playstyle.]

[Got it, this time Coach Ma is logging in from a different location to give TES a square-shaped jungle strategy.]

All I can say is that Sofm truly lives up to his name.

With this kind of playing style, he simply doesn't believe you if you say he doesn't have a second set of moves.

As a last resort, Roland picked up Time, giving the opposing support a chance while also intending to teach them a lesson.

Yes, give them a chance.

The EZ-Zero combo is hard to say about lane priority, but if the Titan's hook is accurate enough, it can crush TES's bot lane during the laning phase. However, Roland still chose it, which means that he was not worried about this at all.

At this point, the lineups for both sides are as follows:

SN: Top lane Akali, Jungle Kha'Zix, Mid lane Sylas, Bot lane Varus + Nautilus

TES: Top lane Gragas, Jungle Jarvan IV, Mid lane Irelia, Bot lane Ezreal + Zilean

Game start.

Since both sides started with unpopular junglers and lacked crowd control, they simply placed a defensive ward in the river. TES's bot lane duo started ganking early. At the same time, Roland started bragging to his teammates: "Jack, listen to me, even though you won the last game, this one is different. The other side might have played some tricks."

"For example?"

"When I went to the bathroom just now, I glanced at their rest area and saw a group of people gathered there doing something. Then I asked the staff next to me, and they told me that they suspected SN was performing some kind of shamanistic ritual to summon spirits and use some kind of mystical power. If it's true, it's hard to say what might happen if the other side really did get some champion support."

"Tch, whatever, I'm not afraid."

JKL pouted, indicating that the champion support could come at him at will. After all these years of traveling around, how could he, JKL, be scared off by a little spirit possession?

impossible.

"What if the support player who won the S8 championship responds to him?"

......

Although JKL didn't say anything more afterward, his increasingly cautious positioning showed that he still had a deep impression of a certain support player with the surname Lan. Of course, this is also a testament to his good fortune.

Because of a support player who can make him even more desperate, the opposing team has already started to harass Huanfeng. It's just that it's still early, and SN's bot lane is still in the honeymoon phase, so the problem hasn't been discovered yet. Otherwise, given Huanfeng's personality, SN's bot lane would have already collapsed.

At level one, Roland threw his Q skill directly at the minion wave, and then used the minion wave as a barrier to chip away at the enemy support Titan's health.

It's about ranged combat against melee combat, that's how it is.

Although being pulled to the bottom lane before level 6 is dangerous, if you're not pulled, a big but clumsy champion like Nautilus is just a cash cow for Time's paycheck.

Again:

When playing a support or mage to counter these melee, clumsy champions, you need to be aggressive, pressure them, and farm gold to build passive abilities.

Firstly, because skills have a downtime, requiring frequent blood pressure and health drain to create pressure; secondly, to upgrade support items faster and have vision to place as early as possible. As seen in the S7 champion Samsung's matches, vision is extremely important in high-level games. For this reason, Roland even took the Inspiration tree's Biscuit Delivery and cooldown reduction secondary runes, instead choosing the Domination tree's Zombie Ward and Hunter.

Of course, although Roland had warned JKL to be more vigilant, this guy somehow managed to get hooked by Titan's hook right in the middle of the minion wave, even though he was triggered passively. Fortunately, they leveled up to level two almost simultaneously, and with the slow effect of Time Warp's E skill, the two sides managed to exchange a few simple skills without any casualties.

"I made a mistake."

Seemingly embarrassed by the quick fall from grace, JKL rarely admitted his positioning mistake.

only...

"Forget it, I should have thought of that. As the saying goes, handsome people get tired at 78, and beautiful people suffer at 13. Is money so easy to earn?"

"???"

"It's all fate."

Precipitation: Chapter Sixty: Detecting the Impending Blow from Dad on the Way

The bottom lane bot lane and support were tormenting each other, and in the top lane, Da Huang was also having a headache looking at the aggressive A Bin.

From a professional player's perspective, the proficiency level is at the threshold of mastering the game, not too high, but enough to play Akali effectively. What's even more absurd is that Da Huang feels the opponent's proficiency level against Akali is increasing rapidly as the game progresses.

What the hell?

Are you some kind of Saiyan?

If you gain experience and evolve on the spot, do you have to get Super Saiyan 1, 2, 3, or 4 as well?

In fact, it wasn't that the opponent's understanding of Akali improved dramatically, but rather that Akali's laning playstyle perfectly suited Bin's strengths. He's a top laner known for his kiting and maneuvering. To borrow a phrase from Zhihu: "Zhaozi (Uzi) can use his 575-range Varuska to easily outmaneuver Shuizi's 525-range Xayah." Similarly, Bin can use his 200-range Irelia to gain an advantage against a bunch of 125 and 175-range fighters.

That's the charm of the power struggle between upper management.

Coincidentally, Akali's Q skill is a skill that requires precise positioning and extreme kiting, so this is a perfect match.

If it weren't for Gragas's incredible sustain in lane, he would have been dragged back to the fountain by the enemy team long ago. Even so, Huang was still in poor condition and worried that the enemy jungler would gank him in the top lane.

then...

"Calling the jungler, calling the jungler, jungler please respond, jungler please respond!" Da Huang shouted into the team voice chat, but there was no response from the other end. After thinking for a moment, he slowly realized where the problem lay, so he coughed and shouted into the microphone again: "My heart is as hard as iron, unbreakable!"

"Wise and brave, my heart soars, the code is correct, top laner, what kind of help do you need?"

"Daddy, save me! I feel like the enemy is going to gank me in the top lane, help me!"

"Received, detected an imminent attack, please wait."

After glancing at the Gragas who was being bullied terribly in the top lane, Ha Huang quickly reached level three, secured both buffs, and then openly walked from the jungle to the top lane.

What?

Can you use vision control to catch someone?

There's no need for that.

When the enemy top laner reached level 1, he placed a ward on the wall near the Krugs in the red side jungle. This means that the Prince didn't have enough time to gank, because the enemy could easily guess that he would start from the bottom. The only difference was whether it was a fast level 4 start or a fast level 3 gank. In any case, the enemy would definitely give the top laner a signal.

Since that's the case, then let's not delay.

A clean gank on the top lane is a huge win if you manage to get something, and even if you don't, forcing the enemy back is still a win. Unlike junglers like Kha'Zix who need to farm, Jarvan IV is a champion that comes with a certain amount of sacrifice.

Trading development for development is reasonable to some extent.

Equivalent exchange, that's how alchemy is written, even though this thing has also been exposed as a bombshell.

Haro's arrival did forcefully lower Akali's health somewhat. Of course, they couldn't kill her by ganking her, mainly because Gragas wasn't in good condition and they were afraid of being traded. With such a large wave of minions in front of them, trading kills with the enemy would be a stupid thing to do, so they chose to play it safe.

Ado.

Looking at Akali on the other side, after finishing a combo, the Prince stood between the two of them, as if he was going to keep the Gragas from getting this wave of experience, forcing the opponent back, and then quietly smurfing away for experience.

This is how jungling works.

Do you really think junglers are that selfless?

He wouldn't have come up if he hadn't seen that the top laner was really about to die and that the enemy had really accumulated a lot of experience and was preparing to push into the tower.

Isn't the jungle area better?

Isn't it better to catch the middle?

Sylas in the mid lane is weak in the early game. As long as Irelia has fully charged her passive, she can kill him even under the tower by simply knocking him up. Isn't that much easier than ganking the top lane?

Ultimately, Haro just craves experience from the minion wave.

This is not the jungler's fault. Although the experience compensation mechanism has returned in the current version, the jungle monster experience has been reduced. Without eating the river crab, it is impossible to reach level four with six jungle monsters. And since he has been helping the top lane for so long, the river crab in the river has very likely already been rushed by the enemy jungler.

Since that's the case, he had no choice but to find another way and choose to become a dirty lane soldier.

Mmm, it smells so good.

With the top lane being weak and the middle lane being strong, our focus shifts back to the bottom lane.

Once JKL and Roland can secure lane priority, combined with the pressure from the mid-lane Irelia, Haro can easily control the entire bottom jungle and even illuminate the entire bottom lane, putting immense pressure on the opponent's attack.

SN naturally knew this as well, so Sofm arrived before Ha Huang.

"Can you hook the target or use Flash to stun them?"

"It's hard to say. The other side is positioned too far away, and they seem to have noticed you might be here." Zhuo adjusted his headphones, looking at the movement of the opposing bot lane duo with a bit of a headache.

It was alright at level one.

After level two, he basically never hits anyone on the opposing team with his hook. Because the hook's casting animation is too obvious and Zilean's E skill has an absurdly fast start speed, his hook simply can't catch the opponent.

After several missed hooks, he even felt that if he ever hooked one, it might be the enemy jungler fishing behind him, because it just didn't make sense.

It's like having 300,000 yuan and wanting to buy a car. Most people will argue and tell you which car is good at that price point, and that the rest are rubbish. Only a few geniuses will suggest you spend 30,000 yuan to buy a zero-gravity car from a skilled craftsman, 100,000 yuan to bribe an insurance salesman, and 170,000 yuan on insurance. You're gambling your future or your sexuality; if you succeed, you can buy a 3 million yuan car. Isn't that a huge profit?

Of course, with the jungler by his side giving him confidence, Zhuo felt he definitely had to try and hook the enemy.

then...

At the opportune moment, Titan flashed from the bushes to another bush in the bottom lane to create space, and then hooked Roland towards Zilean's position.

Because the Titan had blocked vision in the bushes, Roland couldn't determine the Titan's location. Seeing the hook getting closer and closer, Roland gritted his teeth and used his Flash.

"Shu~"

A flash of white light appeared, and Shi Guang successfully dodged SN's deadly double hook with a side flash.

[Such a fast flash!]

Seeing that the Titan's hook was dodged, Sofm's killing intent, which he had just raised, immediately subsided. Before he could even start to retreat, the team's headset was suddenly filled with the exclamation of support Zhuo: "Huh, I got hit!"

"what?"

Sofm looked at the screen with some confusion, but when he did, his eyes widened immediately.

The hook that Titan had just used to hook Zilean actually hit Ezreal, who was still farming minions, during its flight, and pulled him over.

What else can be said?

Ah, thank you for nature's bounty!

Sedimentation: Chapter Sixty-One: This wave, this wave, is because the weather is too hot.