You actually want me to...

Knight and Shanks started comparing their laning skills and pushing abilities, and then realized... it seemed like neither of them could really beat the other.

Before getting their items, Crystal Maiden couldn't push Galio, but Shanks was terrible in lane compared to Knight; conversely, Knight could beat Shanks, but his wave clear speed wasn't as fast. Back and forth, the two mid laners ended up in a draw.

No!

This can't be done!

As the "pillar of strength" in the mid lane, Knight had clearly sensed Roland and White Crescent's dissatisfaction with him before the match. It makes sense, you're the second highest paid player on the team, yet you're always invisible in important matches. Do you deserve the title of "Golden Left Hand" with this record?

One can imagine that if things don't go well today, my external hard drive will be severely damaged by these beasts tonight.

After thinking it over, Knight realized he had no other choice. Since the military strategy wouldn't work, he would have to take the path of his father!

then...

"Hey, can you gank mid lane? Help me get lane control."

"Oh, I'm level 4. I'll definitely come help you after I reach level 4. Just take a detour."

"Although I am but a mere warrior, I am quite knowledgeable about loyalty and righteousness. As the saying goes, a bird that chooses a tree will find a good tree, and a minister who chooses a lord will find a wise ruler. My life's wish is fulfilled. From this day forward, my life is your life, and my body is your body. I will obey your every command without any disloyalty! Shall we come?"

......

"Alright, alright. You handle the minion wave first. Though I am old, I will take down ten thousand soldiers!"

What is respect?

That's what respect is.

Is it really that hard for junglers to change their routes? That's utter nonsense. A jungler's activity range covers the entire map. Wherever they want to go can be considered their jungle route. The only question is which route yields the highest returns.

If I help you, I'll lose jungle camps, buffs, and economy, so I won't go.

I'll help you. If you can recruit a little brother or a big fat son, and also legitimately farm a wave of minions, then I'll not only talk to him, but I'll even let him call on the supports in the top and bottom lanes to join in. We're all extremely surreal realists these days.

If their attitude were better, wouldn't they take good care of us?

As soon as Harold made his move, Shanks was the one who suffered. He was still competing with Knight to see who could clear the lane faster when suddenly a jungler appeared. Fortunately, Galio is not afraid of being ganked, and this gank only reduced his health a little.

"This damn jungler, does he not care about the jungle anymore? He's just trying to disgust me." Although there wasn't much damage to his rhythm, the psychological trauma was definitely left on him, making him feel disgusted to the point of vomiting.

"It's okay. The enemy team exposed your position by doing this, so they've lost their jungle." Sadness was quite calm, even somewhat pleased. "You deliberately exposed your position like this, so it's hard for me not to follow the information and beat you up."

"Huh? But he painted it from the bottom up."

"That's right, so before the jungle is there, his bottom lane will definitely suffer heavy damage first. I'm off!" After saying that, Sad Route changed, directly turning the original route a bit more, and setting the final destination as the bottom lane, leaving Shanks stunned.

Good grief, the information from the mid laner getting caught is used to gank the bot lane? What kind of sycophantic script is this?

"No...it wasn't me."

"It's nothing, I'm just going to play a summoner first. Once I reach level six, this kill will definitely be yours, then I'll go!"

"???"

Final Chapter: Chapter Twelve: Using a Borrowed Knife to Kill

"Holy crap, is Zhao Xin some kind of beast? Why the hell are they arresting him?"

Also in the bottom lane, Roland and JKL watched as Zhao Xin jumped out of the river bush, and a million curses ran through their minds. They knew that you were going to protect the bottom lane this game, and they knew that you would definitely come to gank the bottom lane, but this is not the kind of protection you should be doing.

The minion wave is still stuck in the middle, and the players aren't even ready yet, and you suddenly come to gank. Haven't you heard the saying that there's no fun without proper preparation?

Of course, I'm referring to both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine here. Traditional Chinese medicine requires the use of herbal remedies to gradually regulate the body, while Western medicine is more aggressive and stimulating. Their effects are different and they also have different focuses.

As the saying goes, Western medicine treats the symptoms, while traditional Chinese medicine treats the root cause; combining both approaches creates a comprehensive solution.

Given that WE's conditions were not ideal in any aspect, the only effect of Beishang's gank was to lower the health of TES's bot lane duo. On the surface, it seemed to be of little use, but in reality, these were hidden advantages.

If I come here this time, it means I'm not following the rules, and I might come again next time, so you have to play it safe; if I reduce your health this time, and you have fewer supplies than me, then you're at a disadvantage in the fight and attrition.

Of course, this is something that few people can grasp in casual games. Even in professional games, it depends on whether the teammates in the lane can seize this advantage. For example, someone like Xing Daorong, who gets ganked three times in a row, makes ganks by that type of jungler meaningless.

It's frustrating because the advantages you gain might be far less than the advantages your teammates give away.

"There's nothing we can do. It's only when Ha Huang takes the initiative that things get interesting, and with back and forth, there's a story to tell between the junglers on both sides." After thinking for a moment, Da Huang immediately chimed in.

As the only laner with lane priority and advantage, he had plenty of time. After Ornn reached level three, he immediately hid under the tower to farm experience and last-hit minions. At this point, pressuring the enemy's health didn't require any skill; he could just spam auto-attacks and skills. Because it was so easy, his top lane naturally received a lot of attention.

"Hiss~ Now that you mention it, I suddenly feel that this makes a lot of sense. For the sake of Haro's love, a little sacrifice in the bottom lane is inevitable."

Upon hearing this, Ha Huang showed no excitement in his eyes. As an adult, he only had one action: after calmly marking the enemy jungler, he said to JKL in a low voice, "I hope you think carefully about whether you need a jungler to take care of you this game, or a reckless madman to run wild."

JKL: !!

"You unfilial son, apologize to my wild father right now and say sorry to Brother Ha Huang!"

Rhubarb, Roland, Knight: ...

Haro's slick move immediately broke Roland's back. Just half a year ago, this guy was clearly a cool and aloof jungler. How did things start to go wrong? He even knows how to use someone else to do his dirty work.

Yes, this must be Gouka's fault!

Before the first level 6 appeared, the laning phase didn't cause any waves on the Rift. Haro successfully helped the top laner, Huang, gain an advantage, but that was all. In the bottom lane, the two AD carries continued their simple farming and exchanging minions. Even with Roland on the team, they couldn't find any good opportunities to make a move.

There's nothing we can do, it's Morgana.

The "Trick Crusher" – you think it's just for crushing other people's tricks? It's called the "Rank-Slave Hero" because when you use it, you also lose the game experience yourself.

Throwing Q for a lucky draw, throwing W to steal lane, throwing E to protect teammates, throwing... well, whether you throw R or not, it's all the same. If you actually dive in, there's not much this thing can do. You can't expect it to flash in and use its ultimate, can you?

Flashing to activate your ultimate is a playstyle from many years ago, because back then, the heroes in LoL were generally quite clunky, and there were only a few flashy heroes like the old Irelia and Riven, unlike now where there are such flashy, flying things.

If you really want to use Flash to activate your ultimate, it's fine to use it in ARAM, but in ranked games, it's practically a free kill.

In short, times have changed.

"Prepare for six, Ha Huang, what do you say?"

After glancing at his experience bar, Knight called his jungler a wave of minions ahead of schedule. Following the usual rhythm, Crystal Maiden and Fryegor almost swarmed the enemy mid laner at level six, their three-stage crowd control able to instantly kill most mid laners.

but...

The enemy mid laner is Galio.

Both the damage reduction shield and the movement skill indicate that this guy is not someone who can be easily dealt with, so we need to consult with the wild dad.

"Well... what do you think, A-Ban?"

Roland was taken aback at first. "You're asking me about the work a jungler should be doing? Are you going to pay me overtime?" But before his brain could process it, the words ingrained in his DNA had already burst out of his mouth: "My lord, I believe there's something fishy about this!"

......

"I'll give you one more chance."

"Sir, when in doubt, quantum mechanics doesn't make sense, time travel is incomprehensible, the Pythagorean theorem doesn't help with color matching, cyberpunk lacks imagination, parallel universes are outdated, pursuing retro is culturally inadequate, but 'holy crap' is enough."

"Can you be more direct?"

"I don't know. How about you two go and give it a try sometime?"

Just kidding, it's rare that he wasn't involved in roaming in the early game. He was having a blast stealing minions in the bot lane with his W skill, and you actually came to ask him what to do now? What the hell does he know?

In short, just turn onto the road.

You can fight to the death in the top lane all you want, but it's best to get everyone's attention there. Roland just wants the bottom lane to develop peacefully, with everyone throwing out skills and stealing AD cannon minions. Isn't that great?

Seeing that he couldn't be relied on, Emperor Ha decided to make his own decision.

Is such that.

The biggest change in Roland is that he used to play recklessly in almost every game, making intermittent mistakes and having frequent lapses in judgment. However, this also led to many brilliant plays, resulting in mixed reviews of him.

But now, he has evolved.

Win the first game, then in the second game, you have to choose between being careless, reckless, or having a breakdown. Then, in the third game, you start to return to normal, reducing the chances of having a breakdown to the second game. Ha Huang also realized that since this was the second game, he couldn't rely on this thing, so he simply played by himself.

As the top, mid, and jungle players on both sides reached level six in succession, a series of strange changes suddenly occurred in the Rift.

An indescribable mist surged wildly, and the fear permeating the air shocked the world. In the canyon, it was impossible to distinguish between day and night. An inevitable anxiety crept into everyone's hearts, as if something was about to emerge. It seemed they absolutely had to possess it. Desire swelled, blood boiled, and words could not describe the object. No language could depict the abyss filled with screams and ancient madness. That terrifying creature defied all matter, energy, and cosmic order, appearing abruptly in a place it should never have been.

But both sides know that this monster actually has another name in unofficial history—the Rift Herald.

Final Chapter: Chapter Thirteen: Ragnarok

Senior Colonel: "TES and WE both seem to have their eyes on the Rift Herald, but aren't their bot lanes going up?"

Leg Bro: "I feel like WE probably thought the opponent would go there, so they could replicate the first game where Aphelios pushed towers and took the plating, but TES thought their top, mid, and jungle could win, so they just stayed in the bottom lane together."

PYL: "If it's a pure top-mid-jungle duo, Galio's support speed will be faster than Lissandra's."

Leg Bro: "But TES did a better job with vision control."

With lane priority, the top laner can naturally invade the jungle to place wards when pushing the lane into the tower, illuminating part of WE's top side jungle. At worst, they can try their luck in the river to see if they can find the river crab. This vision may not be effective at all times, but it will definitely bring more vision information to TES, allowing Haro to better plan his movement route.

Minion waves.

If you've built up a large wave of minions and then just stand there harassing the enemy under their tower, or get obsessed with plating, your advantage is only temporary. The enemy jungler can easily gank and take it all back.

However, if you make good use of invading the jungle to gain vision, or go to the jungle to help the mid laner reduce the enemy's health, then your advantage will be transferred to your teammates. This can be considered an initial investment that may bring you a high return later.

Of course, this only applies to high-level games and professional matches.

In regular ranked games, just focus on farming and taking turret plates, because you never know just how amazing your teammates are.

Seeing that the time was ripe, Ornn in the top lane was the first to make a move:

With a roar, the Supreme Ornn unleashed a blinding light from the horn he had consecrated, summoning a colossal goat! Upon seeing this, the Supreme Nar's fury instantly manifested, transforming into his true form the moment the goat made its move, his towering body blotting out the sky.

A hundred miles away, Galio Supreme raised his arm high, and the sky cracked open. He leaped high into the air, and wherever he went, it was like a living hell. When he reached the battlefield, he suddenly fell down.

Just as Venerable Galio was about to make a move, ripples suddenly swept out from in front of him.

Before anyone could be seen, a chorus of voices could be heard. Amidst the world-destroying pronouncements of "Pain, it hurts so much!", the Destroyer Venerable made a dazzling entrance, wielding a long blade. As he swung it, the surrounding avenues parted to avoid him, and the ripples seemed to reach the heavens!

It's not over yet!

A figure swiftly passed through, silently descending over countless mountains and treacherous obstacles. The powerful figures looked closely and saw that the newcomer held the power of ice, which opened up a vast expanse of ice, and the extreme cold power rendered the surrounding powerful figures unable to move.

This...this is such terrifying power!

"Hehehehehe"

A strange laugh rang out, and a burly man suddenly sprang out of the bushes, his spear pointing directly at the Broken Venerable, unleashing a flurry of spear flashes! This was none other than the Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix's desperate move: [Heaven and Earth Throw]!