You actually want me to...

There was silence between the two sides, and a major battle was about to break out!

This battle caused a cataclysmic upheaval in the canyon, shattering mountains and rivers, and even obliterating countless sections of the Great Dao!

Compared to the disastrous situation in the top lane, the bottom lane, where Roland was, was not much better off.

Although he didn't intend to go to the top lane to participate in the big team fight, he could still make a little misdirection. After the mid and jungle started moving towards the top lane, Roland stood two Flash positions behind JKL, keeping himself in the enemy's fog of vision.

This is commonly known as: creating an alibi.

From God's perspective, Roland was still there, but WE couldn't see him. Morgana's long absence made it impossible for Missing and Elk to confirm whether the enemy support had actually gone there. To verify, Missing seized the opportunity to hook out of vision, but JKL, who had already communicated with Roland, dodged it with a flash.

flash!?

In an instant, Missing and Elk immediately understood each other and started frantically pinging Miss in the top lane.

"Morgana MISS, disappeared for about ten seconds."

"what?"

The sudden bad news caused WE's top players to inadvertently reveal some flaws in their operations. However, it was precisely this flaw that allowed Gnar to seize the opportunity. With a shout, a tremendous force swept over them, knocking Ornn and Galio unconscious against the wall.

Finished!

Seeing this, Venerable Zhao Xin hurriedly retreated. As the saying goes, when masters clash, every move is fatal. After Venerable Gnar's Cloud-Dispelling Palm took effect, there was no possibility of winning this chaotic battle. Sure enough, Venerable Hanbing and Venerable Ruined King, who were eager to surround and kill them, followed up and actually imprisoned the two Venerables of WE, making them unable to move.

They saw this on the bottom lane.

Elk, controlling Thresh, also hurriedly flashed forward, and the Doom Pendulum was activated, seemingly trying to make up for the losses in the top lane by stopping the damage in the bottom lane.

but...

A gray-black shield suddenly appeared on Kai'Sa at that moment.

E [Dark Shield]

No one in WE expected that Morgana, whom they thought had already headed to the top lane, had actually been hiding behind Kai'Sa the whole time.

"How is this possible? Why would Kai'Sa use Flash... Wait!? A water-selling tactic???"

Upon closer examination, Missing immediately understood Roland's thoughts.

Based on his own playstyle, using AD as bait, and emboldened by the first victory, was he deliberately selling out?

This support player is so ruthless!

Missing felt guilty and wanted to leave, but Roland was no longer happy for him to leave.

Since they've already come all this way and made their move, there's a saying in the martial arts world: "If you've made a promise, you have to finish it, even if it hurts." Do you really think they can just walk away so easily? Isn't that a bit too disrespectful to the bot lane duo?

Flash - close-range - Q skill [Dark Imprisonment] is used, and a potion is also used on the side, followed by Ignite.

Seeing Morgana's resolute move, Missing, who had used all her Q and E skills but was unsure of the opponent's damage, had no choice but to give up on a desperate retreat, narrowly avoiding this crucial control.

Three summoner spells were swapped for a Flash from WE's bot lane support.

On the surface, Roland's side seems to have suffered a huge loss, but considering the good news from the top lane, it seems like they actually made a huge profit in the end.

Holy crap, this all-out war is so exciting?!

[Hey director, let's get this done! Split screen, quick!]

[This Galio in the top lane can't be protected. TES has two big AoE spells and a player who can pick off stragglers. Their team fights are ridiculous.]

[WE gave them a chance, it's ridiculous that they got slammed against the wall like that. But what's going on with the bot lane? Was Banhuang so focused on the top lane that he didn't notice the AD carry? Kai'Sa even used Flash.]

Because the strategic maneuvering within the game was unclear, after this fight that broke out in both the top and bottom lanes, all that everyone remembered was the disastrous fight in the top lane and the AFK support in the bottom lane. Of course, Roland was the one who took the most blame in this fight, because from God's perspective, he looked like the average person who forgot to pay attention to their own lane when watching other lanes fight, resulting in trouble in their own lane.

Despite many misunderstandings off the field, one very important thing is...

Indescribable things

They got them!

Final Chapter: Chapter Fourteen: The Enemy of My Enemy is My Friend

Once Haro gets the Vanguard, the minor issue of missing a few Summoner Spells in the bot lane becomes irrelevant, because Haro will almost certainly bring the Vanguard to the bot lane and place it there. His goal is simple: to free up Roland.

When you have an advantage, annoy your opponent; when you're evenly matched, entangle your opponent; when you're at a disadvantage, drag your opponent down; when you're at a huge disadvantage, destroy your opponent.

As a top-tier support player, Roland can almost always annoy his opponents in various strange ways in most matches as long as he gets free time. As the saying goes, the enemy of my enemy is my friend, so Haro naturally wouldn't let go of such a way to annoy his opponents.

Once the jungler arrives, WE's bot lane duo will have to retreat.

Due to the previous loss in small-scale team fights in the top lane, mid-lane Shanks is now mostly focusing on replenishing his levels and experience in lane. Mid-laners must remember one thing: you have to win small-scale team fights and successfully gank to continue farming continuously. Once the rhythm is interrupted, if you continue to play like this, you will easily be suppressed by the enemy mid-laner in both levels and experience, and eventually you will not even be able to lane.

That is, it's similar to the other party transforming into Zhang Sanfeng's appearance. In the ordinary world, he practices martial arts; in the martial arts world, he cultivates immortality; and in the immortal cultivation world, he is the True Martial Demon-Slaying Emperor.

In short, the opposing team couldn't come this time. At most, Zhao Xin could go and help out, but it would be stupid for Zhao Xin to go there at this point. Beishang chose to take advantage of this opportunity to gank the mid lane and sent the mid laner Knight back to base with low health.

Three players team up + vanguard destroys tower.

Without the threat of the opposing mid laner Galio and jungler Xin Zhao, the first defensive tower was easily taken by TES's bottom laner, jungler, and support.

"Feels good, this Vanguard is really satisfying."

"You've gone too far! Not only did you steal so many of my minions, but you also came to the tower?" JKL was truly exasperated with this idiot. Other people's Morgana either maxes Q for crowd control or maxes E for absolute defense, but this guy just seems to be using W and E to deal damage.

I'm letting you lane against WE, and even though I didn't tell you to allocate skill points, you still allocated them to WE.

"Don't talk nonsense. I'm not stealing minions. I just like how AD carries envy my CS (creep score) when I'm last-hitting, so I'm giving you a little nudge. If your fundamentals were solid, would I have stolen so many minions? I'm doing this for your own good." Roland also had something to say. His support W skill deals continuous damage, and he doesn't wait until he's really low on health to use it; he uses it a little in advance.

A soldier who is killed by continuous health depletion—can he really be labeled a dirty soldier? He certainly wouldn't recognize that.

With the bottom tower destroyed and the support freed up, Roland, who received a huge sum of money, returned home and began building his core item: Rylai's Crystal Scepter.

Yes, you read that right, it's an ice staff.

Unlike others' understanding of support item builds, he neither likes the extremely low cost-effectiveness of support Mythic items nor the damage-focused Liandry's Torment build. Instead, he takes a different approach and prefers the Rylai's Crystal Scepter build, which can both increase health and effectively annoy the enemy team's lineup.

If you ask why... it's probably because I had a lot of fun playing with the Ice Staff in a previous game.

To reiterate, WE's lineup is more late-game focused and protective, even more outrageous than the first game. In the first game, at least Syndra and Lucian could hold them off in the early game, but in this game, they completely abandoned the early game altogether.

Such a cumbersome lineup can only offer very little resistance when faced with the slow effect of the Ice Staff.

Once Morgana applies a 30% slow to the enemy's dash, combined with Kai'Sa's own E skill control, it's like she has an extra control skill out of nowhere. As the saying goes, if you slow me down, it's like I speed up you, and if I speed up you up, it's like you're rooted.

Therefore, the theory of canyon relativity will never be outdated.

The only downside is that this thing is really expensive. Support mythic gear is only 2500, but this thing is 3000. Add another 200 and you can just buy a mask and take it home. But it's acceptable. As the saying goes, Chinese people are all about compromise. When buying things, most people will choose the middle one that is slightly higher-end than the most expensive one. Buying game equipment is no exception.

Then... we set off.

"Hey, wait a minute, what are you doing going top? There's no Herald in top lane anymore." Ha Huang asked, somewhat puzzled. At this point, shouldn't you be warding near mid lane to chip away at the mid tower's health?

"I've been promoted to level six."

"and then?"

"So, shouldn't I find the nearest unlucky guy to test my newly learned ultimate skill on? The enemy top laner is so big, he's already putting pressure on my megalophobia from the start, can I stand that?"

The remaining four members of TES: ......

nearby?

You didn't mention the phrase "bullying the weak and fearing the strong" at all.

Even if the mid laner doesn't leave and the jungler disappears, with only one jungler following the top lane, Ornn isn't actually too worried about the enemy tower diving. After all, it's Ornn, and his W skill can forcibly negate some crowd control. This kind of top laner with both tankiness and crowd control is a tower dive god in most games.

Until... he discovered that the opposing team not only called for a "daddy" but also called for a "mommy," and his mentality immediately collapsed.

"Holy crap, what do you want from me? I'm an Ornn, go find the AD carry if you want to talk to me."

Breathing Bro is really something else.

You could say he would have accepted it if they had come to gank him last game, since he was playing Lu Ban last game. He knew that AD top laners were always on their toes and he was mentally prepared for that. In the end, he played top lane quite well last game.

This time, he's all set and ready to go all out, and you're all taking turns having sex with him again.

Is there no law left?

Are there any laws?

The aggrieved Breathing Bro burst out on the spot, and then, under the alternating control chain of the three opponents, he decisively regained his senses and returned to reality, transforming into "I lost to the Rogue, admitted to the Druid, chose the Warrior, learned the Mage, and this time the Warlock."

It's... kind of pathetic.

[WE's top lane is having a really tough time this game, how many waves has it happened already?]

[If I were in your shoes, I wouldn't have expected the support to go top lane and cause trouble, so I just focused on giving Gnar farm, right?]

[Actually, it's not a huge loss. Trading one layer of turret plating in the mid lane for three layers in the top lane is technically a gain. The lack of vision control can definitely be recovered since it's Morgana.]

That's true.

Why should supports usually go for vision control as soon as they switch lanes?

Because we need to seize the initiative.

If the winning team arrives first and establishes vision, they can use this vision advantage to gradually chip away at the enemy's health, either by taking advantage of their superior position or by setting traps for the enemy support who is establishing vision. However, if this opportunity is missed, the losing team will quickly fill in the vision gaps, and then the mid and support can work together to gank your support when they come to establish vision.

During this period, the death of the support character is the most fatal mistake.

This is because it not only means that the enemy's vision is effective for more than a minute, but it also means that the vision in the area that could have been quickly maxed out in the early game is suddenly completely dark, which makes the jungler and the AD carry who is farming in the mid lane feel very unsafe.

But what if your support is Morgana?

That's fine.

The presence of the Black Shield allows Morgana to ignore the opponent's control skills. She can turn around and run away whenever she sees someone, and throw her Q back if someone comes to chase her. She is incredibly reliable, otherwise she wouldn't be called a strategy destroyer.

The game continues.

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P.S.: Update will be posted tomorrow at 8 AM after the lockdown is lifted.

Final Chapter: Chapter Fifteen: The Second-in-Command

"This is tough. TES has exposed their weaknesses this game."