You actually want me to...

As Whitebeard said: They are the remnants of the old era, and the new era has no ship to carry them. The new wave keeps crashing the old wave onto the beach, and we also see many old sails broken on the beach.

But so what?

The veterans of LPL may have reached the point where they are about to leave the tide of the times, but whether it is the past or the present LPL, it is still this group of veterans who carry the pillar of LPL. The current situation is not that the veterans of LPL are crowding together and not giving newcomers a chance, but that the newcomers are indeed not as good as the veterans.

Saint Gun Bro is unwilling to give up.

At the very least, he needs to show through his actions that he doesn't want to give up. He needs to set a good example for jiejie and Viper in the team. If he gives up on the game hastily just because of fatigue and a disadvantage, what will the rookies think? What will EDG fans think? What will LPL viewers think?

"You're right, we need to engage in a fight with the enemy. I'll go ward first."

Meiko was the first to react. He had avoided too many previous world championships, and now it was just a competition within his own region. How could he be so easily affected by the event?

The junior didn't say anything, but silently upgraded his equipment and then walked towards the Elemental Dragon Pit.

now.

The actions of the three veterans had completely affected the other two players in the team. Jiejie and Viper were stunned for a moment, then they also updated their equipment and followed behind their junior.

They seemed to sense that their teamwork had improved slightly, but before pursuing that level of finesse, they had to face TES head-on again.

Even if... we lose.

"Hmm? Pretty good. Let's see who dares to say EDG lacks guts after today." Roland chuckled and teased as he looked at the image of the entire EDG team gathering on the minimap.

To put it bluntly, the fact that they fought like this is partly due to their skill level, but also partly due to their form.

EDG has only just begun to pay attention to Flandre, and their tactical system is not yet complete. TES just got lucky. Otherwise, once EDG realizes this and focuses on building their tactics around the top lane, Flandre wouldn't be able to handle them.

But so what?

Some opportunities, once missed, are gone forever. Life doesn't offer many second chances.

Take a certain AD carry, for example. He couldn't play Jhin in S6, he couldn't play Xayah in S7, and his team was blindly arrogant in S8. Weren't these all mistakes he made?

"Don't underestimate the other side. Most of the team's damage is on me now, so you're under a lot of pressure." JKL was quite calm and didn't seem to care. Compared to that, he was more worried that his own idiot had once again bought him a spot to initiate a team fight alone.

Fortunately, this was the last game of the BO5 series, and Roland was aware of the situation, so he stayed firmly guarding Kalista's side.

To put it bluntly, it's not a question of whether he wants to protect him or not. Rather, based on his understanding of JKL, if he tries to sneak away to start a team fight again as usual, this guy will definitely use his ultimate move, the Poké Ball, to forcibly keep him by his side. He is absolutely capable of doing that.

Soon, the two sides opened up their view of each other on both sides of the lower river channel.

Because of their advantage, TES pushed forward before the dragon spawned, and EDG didn't dare to defend. They could only rely on Varus and Jayce to kite. It's a bit of a pity that TES got into the game too fast. Neither Jayce nor Varus had their Manamune fully stacked yet. Even though their Q skill hit rate was considerable, the health pressure they put on TES wasn't as good as they had imagined.

Just as TES saw Baron Nashor spawn and started rushing it, EDG finally couldn't hold back any longer.

The troll uses his ultimate to push forward, then Varus uses his ultimate.

Jiejie's goal was clear: to take down Lee Sin. After being hit by Trundle's ultimate, Lee Sin's resistances would drop to a very low point. At this point, in a team fight, you either have to give up the elemental dragon and retreat to save your life, or you have to tank the AOE damage and fight him for Smite.

Can this emperor be allowed to be indulged? He immediately started mobilizing his men.

"rhubarb!"

Gwen: "Here I am, Gwen. I only have one scissor. I can't move mountains, overturn seas, subdue demons, suppress monsters, command gods, pluck stars, sever rivers, destroy cities, or open the heavens! But I can give you a bald head, and the second one is half price."

Troll: "???"

What is the current situation of TES?

Just defend in 1v1, and then let the ADC unleash his terrifying early-game fighting ability, commonly known as "four protect one".

Rhubarb is very clever.

Bro, although I know you have a grudge against me, I used to be a jungler who switched to top lane. If you really want to steal the dragon, just go for it. Why are you running towards us from this distance? Are you afraid I won't know that you're pretending to steal the dragon but actually trying to steal our AD carry?

nonexistent.

As soon as Big Yellow activated his W skill, he single-handedly guarded the river gate, blocking most of the river. Just when he thought the game was in the bag... Kalista suddenly passed right past him.

rhubarb:???

Jiejie: ​​? ? ?

They were planning to send the team after their plan was exposed. With the top laner blocking them and the Lissandra keeping an eye on LeBlanc, EDG would have no chance. But JKL inexplicably got carried away. Is your ADC always the one charging in at the front during team fights?

But he charged forward like that, and even Roland could only control Thresh to chase after him, creating an extremely surreal scene.

【? ? ? 】

Are you doing this again?

[A classic AD carry leading the charge, I'm dying of laughter.]

[They started to play aggressively after gaining a significant advantage, but this is a best-of-five series.]

The spectators went crazy. It was a sure win, and you were just going to bluff your way in.

JKL understood that charging in alone was too risky, so when Thresh was about to lose his connection, he used his ultimate to pull Thresh back, and then continued to jump and charge towards the enemy backline.

The bull was completely bewildered?

Hey buddy, you don't want your AD carry's life to be threatened, do you? Aren't you going to do anything about your AD carry jumping around like that? If you don't, he will. Alistar was about to close the distance to apply crowd control when Roland, still under Kalista's ultimate effect, unleashed a barrage of "Justice from Above" on Alistar, then activated his own ultimate.

R [Netherworld Prison] released.

First, we'll divide the terrain a little. As for the rest... well, that means dealing with our own husky-shaped AD.

Really.

His actions.

You can't say he's just playing recklessly, because he jumps around like that not only when things are going very well, but also when things are going very badly.

However, as JKL's owner, how could he not have a special Noble Phantasm for JKL?

Q [Death Sentence] Hooks the enemy front-line troll behind you.

then

W [Soul Lantern] directly predicted JKL's Kalista landing point and threw it in his path. Unlike other ADCs, Kalista always jumps on both sides of the floor when a fight breaks out. As a result, JKL was about to rush into the enemy backline and was just about to attack the enemy when his little hand jumped to the right floor. A touch that was different from usual immediately came to his heart.

Then... the surrounding scenery rapidly recedes.

At this moment, Thresh triggered his second Q, and together with Kalista who was flying in mid-air, the two of them "whooshed" back to their original position, which was next to the Trundle.

Jiejie: ​​? ? ?

JKL: ? ? ?

All players and spectators, both inside and outside the arena: ? ? ? ? ? ?

Final Chapter: Chapter Fifty-Three: The Head of the Four Emperors

An unforeseen path.

What haven't we seen? This is something I've never seen before!

Seriously, I've seen plenty of people predict their opponents, but predicting your own teammates is a first for me. It's truly incredible.

[It's confirmed! Every ADC is indeed a dog raised by their support; look at the leash!]

After this series of actions, the EDG team was completely dumbfounded, and JKL was furious.

"I have both lightning and healing abilities!"

"I know."

"Then why the hell did you trick me into coming back?"

"I didn't scheme against you. I just put a lantern on your escape route to give you extra protection. You lit it yourself."

Roland isn't stupid. Thresh's lantern is just like Kalista's ultimate. The lantern can't bind you to it, and you can't force the support to use your ultimate. Everyone is using skills in a fair, just, and open manner. How can you slander someone out of thin air?

As soon as the distance was increased, the rest of TES immediately moved up to meet it.

Last time, Knight and the others said they wanted to hold back and wait for a better output space, but this AD did the opposite and went in. This time, they finally managed to pull back, but the others can't wait any longer.

Gwen, Lee Sin, and Lissandra initiated team fights on three lanes, while Thresh and Kalista dealt with the Trundle whose ultimate had been removed. With the team composition clear and the carry's output environment unobstructed, what awaited EDG was nothing more than ultimate destruction.

One for three

Aside from LeBlanc being too agile to catch, the rest of the team was pinned down by TES on the river map.

There's no way to fight Kalista, she's just too fed. You can fight Draven, he just has high damage but you can predict where his axe will land and he has no mobility. But Kalista, once she gets ahead and has a good output environment, she jumps up and there's no way to stop her.

This is the characteristic of ADCs in the current version.

Either play a character that explodes early on and waits for teammates to help, which is like someone who studies finance and comes from a wealthy family, and can immediately start working and cashing out after graduation.

Either play a role that provides early-game utility to help teammates, or similarly, someone who studies finance. Although they may not be able to make money, the only benefit of learning finance is that when everyone is collecting relief funds, they can get in line early and know why they are standing there.

Don't underestimate this point.

Many people claim they are unemployed, but in reality, they don't even qualify for unemployment. If you don't believe me, just search it up; an unemployment certificate is a small green booklet, and it's not something that just anyone can easily obtain.

At this point, EDG was completely unable to stop TES's offensive, and about seven or eight minutes later, TES, with a huge advantage, pushed down the main crystal in one fell swoop.

3 is better than 2

In the final game, without any suspense, TES quickly and decisively secured the victory.

We won the championship!

【666666】

The era of the three starter families is over; now, it's the era of the Four Emperors!

So here's the question: are your Four Emperors the old Four Emperors or the new Four Emperors?

"That has to be Buggy, the leader of the Four Emperors! (laughs)"

In the same year, although the One Piece manga hadn't yet fast-forwarded from the theory of effort to the theory of destiny and bloodline, and Chopper's Human-Human Fruit hadn't evolved into the Human-Human Fruit—the commoner form—the conspiracy theory about the Four Emperors Buggy had already been generated by a large number of silly netizens. Moreover, combined with the program effect of TES, it seemed that no one else was more suitable to play this position than them.

"champion!"

Huang, who had only been a key player for TES for half a year, was the first to jump up excitedly.

really.

The netizens' idiotic comments were spot on.

In the anti-Terrorist forums of this world, there was a legend that if you could join TES as the top laner before the Gu King [Ainz Ur] retired or changed teams, then within half a year, the great [Ainz Ur] would surely reward you with a championship trophy.

From 369 to Saint Gun Bro, from Ah Le to Da Huang, he actually did it.