You actually want me to...

Therefore, this thing, along with Ice and Zephyr, is known as one of the three kings of acupuncture, scraping, and back rubbing.

If you're at a disadvantage and the enemy team has a champion like Amumu, Ornn, or Sion, you can stand in front of them and let them hit you for more than ten seconds before you can retaliate. They'll be scratching your scalp until it's numb, and I'm not kidding.

As for the others...

Let's wait until the League of Legends designers unlock the synergy evolution before we talk about it.

As a hero who becomes weak in the late game, if Kalista gets ahead in the early game, to the point where you can feel her health decreasing just from her basic attacks, then it's not just scratching the surface, it's scraping the bone.

As soon as Alistar arrived at the battlefield, he saw the troll lying dead at the entrance of the river jungle after his wounds were scraped. He quickly used his W to knock away the Ice Maiden who was trying to hold him, and then used his ultimate to dispel the Ice Maiden's ultimate, covering his teammates as they began to retreat.

With their jungler killed, EDG was forced to give up the fight for the Rift Herald and quickly returned to the bottom lane to start ganking the elemental dragons in the lower jungle. With a 0-for-1 exchange and the Rift Herald, TES quickly regained control of the early game.

"What a pity, Flandre is really fast."

"It's all because of your good teaching. He used to have some team spirit, but after he came to TES, you taught him to sell out his teammates every day. His poor teamwork with EDG in the Spring Split was definitely 50% your fault."

After the fight started, the group kept their eyes on Jayce's position, hoping that he would get carried away and make a mistake so that Knight could flash in and unleash his ultimate. But Flandre was incredibly cunning and just kept hitting him without switching to melee form.

The veteran's intuition is indeed frighteningly accurate.

"Forget about him, let's just group up and fight. Ah Shui's damage right now is enough to make him shit on the enemy's head."

The advantage lies in the fact that operations must be swift and decisive.

In the past few years, EDG was too gentle after gaining an advantage, which often led to memorable moments where they were overturned despite having a huge lead. This approach is like choosing a wolf fang armor set before going into battle, but wearing the wolf fangs with the fangs facing yourself, leaving gentleness for the opponent and ruthlessness for yourself, which is quite touching and brings tears to your eyes.

But TES is different.

The current TES team has a lot of young players with fiery tempers. After getting the Rift Herald, when they see the enemy bot lane duo returning to bot, they simply stop moving and stand in the mid lane to release the Rift Herald and force the mid tower.

What?

Is it a waste to be too hasty?

It doesn't matter. Even if you lose money, playing like this forces the enemy to team fight you.

The vanguard lets you go mid, so you'll have to come back to bot lane, right? I have four people in mid, so you'll have to come back to top lane too, right? You've gone all the way to the side lanes and are rushing back to mid, it wouldn't be right if we didn't fight, would it?

So let's just get to it!

Roland and JKL are really cunning. EDG's lineup is a poke lineup. Everyone can say that your Jayce is developing smoothly and dealing damage, but the problem is that your bot lane is a disaster.

The tower dive kill already caused Varus to lose lane experience, and the loss in the Vanguard team fight made things even worse. He finally managed to return to the bottom lane to farm, but he was called back after only managing to farm two minions.

The current Varus is both lacking in damage and extremely lacking in damage. With a bunch of small, miscellaneous items in his inventory, even if he fully charges his Q and hits someone, they might not lose much health.

With less pressure from POKE, TES also faces less pressure to initiate team fights.

When your own carry is underdeveloped, the initiator's job is to initiate a perfect team fight.

When your own carry is not developing well, the initiator should initiate a team fight that can disrupt the opponent's lineup.

When your team's carry is farming like crazy, the initiator just needs to start the team fight.

Just as the EDG players were still debating whether TES should initiate with Lee Sin or use Thresh's hook, Kalista suddenly waved her right hand, and Thresh, who had just been standing beside her, instantly transformed into a beam of light and appeared in her hand.

R [The Call of Destiny]

With her hat tilted to the side and her little hand twisted, she declared, "I've chosen you!"

Go forth, you raid leader!

Under everyone's watchful eyes, Roland actually waited until the distance was at its maximum, and then landed and crashed into the enemy's defensive tower, knocking up EDG's jungler and support at the same time.

Why jungler and support instead of two carries?

Because only these two have crowd control abilities, he's just initiating the team fight, he's not going to feed.

Landing!

R [Netherworld Cage] Open

Then, with a "ding," the stopwatch was activated. Thresh, who had just taken damage from a turret, instantly turned into a little golden statue, and even managed to bait out a wave of damage skills from the enemy team. It was a huge win for him.

Inspiration Series - Perfect Timing

This is a talent that Thresh would never normally consider, but it can often produce amazing results when paired with Kalista.

Just like then!

Final Chapter: Chapter 51: Don't you know that archers have always had bad luck?

"Wow, Jack's starting a team fight!"

"TES is really daring!"

Off the field, the three commentators are completely out of touch with TES's thinking. In their opinion, Kalista's initiation of the team fight is undoubtedly shooting herself in the foot, like a mercenary who straps a bomb to herself and charges into the enemy formation.

But... the effect did occur.

After knocking up two enemies, Thresh used his ultimate to isolate half of the terrain. The remaining half was left for Lee Sin, Gwen, and Lissandra to engage. They figured if they couldn't get anyone into the gap, they would lose. This was because EDG hadn't expected TES to actually engage like this. And most importantly, the support didn't even engage on the carry, but instead specifically targeted Trundle and Alistar, who had the ability to counter-engage.

This is awkward.

It's like this: while everyone else is still thinking about how to bribe the security guards, you've already put on a reflective vest, sunglasses, a yellow helmet, and are wearing slightly dirty jeans, slightly dirty Doc Martens, and a pair of khaki work gloves in your back pocket, and then casually chew a piece of gum in your mouth.

With this kind of attitude, let alone whether a regular security guard would let you pass, even the security captain would have to treat you well and call you "brother".

Among them, Da Huang was the most aggressive, even using a teleportation ability to rush to the front of the team.

Gwen is unaffected.

Gwen is unaffected.

Gwen is unaffected.

Repeating this three times, Gwent, pushing forward with W active, is a god!

EDG, whose lineup is inherently poke-heavy, faced a top laner charging in with his ultimate on the edge of the map. Jayce's cannon shots were ineffective, Varus dared not use his ultimate, and engaging with melee champions would easily result in being followed up by the enemy's dive. What could they do? They could only fight and retreat.

"Charge! Charge! Let's keep as many as we can. JKL is the one to tank the tower."

"Wait! Gwen was clearly charging in front, so why am I the one tanking the tower?" JKL was shocked. If Roland hadn't shouted that in the voice chat, he wouldn't have realized that the tower's aggro target was him.

This is no way.

This guy initiated the team fight by jumping forward with his Q. When he first hit someone, he wasn't under the tower yet, so Thresh was tanking the damage. But when Thresh used Zhonya's Hourglass, this guy was right under the tower again, naturally becoming the tower's target. Strictly speaking, Roland secretly sabotaged him.

However, he quickly let it go, because he was immediately knocked up by the enemy Tauren, and then the Troll used his ultimate to chase and finish him off.

A 1-for-2 exchange.

Despite sacrificing their strongest players, TES successfully eliminated the opposing jungler and support, while also destroying the enemy's outer mid-lane tower.

【666666】

[Let's take a look at this iconic moment where the AD carry tanks the tower!]

[Jack, are you carrying the tower again?]

Everyone else is a son of the tower, how come you're the grandson of the tower? (laughs)

It has to be mentioned that, in terms of entertainment value, JKL is definitely the best in the LPL after Uzi. His outrageousness is such that even his tower-tanking is enough to make him a top 10 player, not to mention his ability to catch Qs and his sudden death. He is in a class of his own among AD carries.

JKL stared at the black and white screen in silence for a while before finally realizing that he seemed to have been let down by his own support again. He immediately glared at his support, but Roland was prepared and not flustered at all.

"You can't blame me for this. As a support, I can't just use my ultimate and die instantly. I managed to hook the Trundle after I got up."

Don't ask, the answer is that I made contributions as an assistant.

Roland was cunning. After initiating the team fight, he didn't even think about hooking the remaining three opponents. Instead, he turned around and hooked the troll who had no mobility and was extremely clumsy in his movement. Putting everything else aside, contributing his own abilities was the right thing to do.

Before starting a group purchase, you have to take a gamble, because many opportunities often only last a moment.

After initiating a team fight, play it safe, because having an extra crowd control skill will make the backline safer.

If it were any normal ADC, they probably wouldn't have realized they were being attacked by the tower when they were almost at low health. It can only be said that even if the tower is 1% responsible for this, JKL is 99% responsible, making it a double responsibility.

"Besides, this should be your problem."

"Mine?" JKL was shocked. There was already witness testimony and physical evidence, and they still managed to shift the blame onto him.

"That's right. Based on my years of experience watching anti-Japanese war dramas, when a person is holding a pistol at eye level, he is invincible and cannot be hit. You brought the wrong weapon. What era are we in that you're still using a spear? Don't you know that spearmen have always been unlucky?"

"???"

Contrary to expectations, the fifth game was not a back-and-forth affair. At this point, EDG was clearly not yet at the level of their previous triumphant rise to the top. TES's strong laning ability, terrifying team fight initiation instincts, and the firepower of their young players gave EDG a harsh lesson in the fifth game of the BO5 series.

Of course, this is also related to the mistakes made by EDG's coaching staff.

Everyone thought TES's strength was just so-so, until Roland and JKL pulled out a traditional bot lane duo. This was a deviation in their own perception and their perception of other teams. Of course, this deviation would be more obvious in the gender-related aspects.

For example, some women think it's true love when a rich second-generation heir takes a liking to them, while most readers, if they were to be pursued by a beautiful and wealthy woman, would immediately think it's a scam or that the other person wants to cut off their kidneys. They are incredibly perceptive, which shows an extremely clear self-awareness.

Yes, including college entrance exam scores.

In reality, most test takers know their own scores. No matter how difficult the questions are, top students won't fall into a second-tier university, and no matter how easy the questions are, poor students won't get into a 985 or 211 university. Even students who are hovering in the middle, if they really work hard, won't be unable to get into a second-tier university. The most valuable thing in life is to acknowledge one's ordinariness and to be willing to pay the price for one's past actions. But I still wish everyone the best of luck in getting into the school they want.

"Force the dragon, take down the tower, establish vision, and don't give the enemy any breathing room."

"received."

"A-Ban, keep the vision. My ultimate is almost off cooldown. If the enemy catches you while you're warding, let them know."

"clear."

The fifth one.

After the laning phase, the command of TES changed directly from Haro Roland to Haro JKL. Yes, you read that right, the ADC personally participated in the command system. This is also the most outrageous thing about JKL. Looking at the entire LPL, there are only two bot laners who have publicly proposed that the ADC participate in command: one is UZI, who has already retired, and the other is JKL, who is still active on the front line of the battlefield.

As for why Roland was slacking off?

He's only eighteen, and he wanted to slack off in the competition. What's wrong with that?

Final Chapter: Chapter Fifty-Two: I Don't Know Any of These

Compared to the cheerful atmosphere on TES's side, EDG's team voice chat was somewhat subdued.

Whether it's team synergy, player energy, or tactical reserves, they clearly felt the gap between themselves and TES. To outsiders, the gap between the two teams might not seem big, but to them, the gap was particularly noticeable, and as time went on and their energy waned, this gap continued to widen.

"Let's launch an attack. Our lineup can't hold out against them. I'll go see if I can contain their AD carry." On the eve of the team's collapse, Flandre, a veteran with seven years of experience, stepped up to calm the atmosphere.

As last year's champion top laner, to be honest, his ambition this year may not be as high as last year. However, in the match against TES, Roland and others unintentionally activated another attribute of his: unwillingness to accept defeat.