You actually want me to...

That would be really interesting!

Baron Nashor's passive ability is called "Greedy Corruption," which reduces the target's defense. Each stack of Greedy Corruption reduces armor and magic resistance by 0.5 (stacks can be stacked).

Although Kennen's damage at this point isn't explosive, your armor and magic resistance at this point aren't exactly high either!

You're eyeing my interest, but what I'm after is your principal!

"Their final moment is approaching!"

The Dragon Pit was already crowded, and the fact that Lee Sin was controlled and had taken down Baron made him less vigilant, giving Huang the perfect opportunity.

Flash + Push + ER

Able to gain a huge positional jump in an instant, followed by

R [Thousands of Thunder Heavenly Lao Yin]!

Thunder!

Countless lightning strikes!

Xu Xiu reacted very quickly, instinctively pressing R [Imperial Guard Wall] the moment he saw Lei Ting. However, as the saying goes, "the prepared mind catches the unprepared mind," Da Huang deliberately kept his position relative to Huang Ji while charging forward.

This ultimate move from Azir successfully prevented him from advancing further, but it couldn't stop him from crippling the support on the outside.

The existence of the Forbidden Army Wall temporarily created a small vacuum area inside the Dragon Pit that skills could not reach.

but...

I never said from beginning to end that only one Thunder King came.

"Electrical energy surges!"

With Kennen's ultimate blocking the way and Jayce's pinpoint sniping from behind, the DK team, who had just secured Baron, were left either severely wounded or dead before they could even recover. They could only escape from their own jungle by flashing over the wall.

Strictly speaking, they have already preserved Graves' dragon spawn, so this Baron fight can be considered one-third successful.

However, if the entire team is left here, the economic gap will not only fail to be closed, but TES will further widen the gap, and even subsequent defense will become difficult to complete. Therefore, they must survive, and at least ensure that three players remain alive on the field.

All of this gradually vanished under a golden stream of light.

The reason I couldn't get to the battlefield immediately was because I was held back by the enemy's Graves.

Once back on the battlefield, Rakan's high mobility will become a nightmare for the enemy. The activation of RE Flash W, even if it's just a moment of hesitation, will allow him to successfully appear next to the remnants of the DK and lift them up.

Charm, Knockback, Shield, Ignite

When Luo Gongcheng slid back to his teammates, less than three seconds had passed in the upper right corner of the battlefield.

Therefore

All those words can be summed up in one sentence: "Network administrator, log off!"

Final Chapter: Chapter Sixty-Five: The Bible? The Bible!

[Wuhu! Thunderclap!!!]

[Wei Yan, my Superman, this wave of heavenly lightning was too powerful!]

[This subtle move... TES probably had their sights set on wiping out the enemy team from the very beginning, right?]

[This position is incredibly fun for team fights; Kennen and Jayce can easily AOE multiple enemies with their eyes closed, just dominating!]

Despite being top-tier regions, LCK and LPL have always had different focuses.

LCK focuses on seizing opportunities to break through the tempo, just like this Baron steal. If Kennen hadn't been pushing the top lane and Roland hadn't reacted in time, they would have lost Baron Nashor for nothing. If the opponent had easily secured it, it could be seen as the opponent gaining a full 3000 gold advantage.

Once the late-game lineup accelerates, it becomes much harder to win in the mid-game.

On the contrary, LPL focuses on team fights and brawling ability. In terms of tempo, LPL would probably lose more than it wins in ten games against LCK. But if you're talking about team fights, LPL would crush the opponent in at least eight or nine out of ten games.

This is the difference.

The already significant disadvantage in the early game, coupled with the pseudo-team wipe at the dragon pit, rendered DK completely unable to revive the game. Khan initially tried to rely on the Baron buff to see if he could stall for a while longer, but... Roland had absolutely no intention of going into overtime.

A golden streak flashed, and the familiar unpredictable team fight broke through the opponent's defenses once again.

The range bonus from the Xayah-Rakan combo grants Rakan's E skill, "Dance of the Twins," double the cast range when cast on Xayah. In simpler terms, it means he can easily get in and out of the fight. With such a strong safety net, Roland doesn't need to be afraid of the enemy at all.

If you dare to defend, I dare to engage. Anyway, even if I charge in, there's a chance the AD carry will tank the tower, and he might not die instantly.

What?

What if the enemy team targets the carry?

Let's not even mention Jayce, who can fire from a distance. Even Xayah, who has a shorter attack range, has a flurry of flying feathers.

Although it's not as powerful as a "god" with its 200-pound feathers flying everywhere, a hundred-pound feather flying everywhere still poses a considerable threat.

Under TES's relentless team fights and positioning pressure, DK was simply unable to defend against TES's offensive. This is the real reason why they have always regarded TES as their arch-rival. No matter how you try to cheat, the other side will only throw a punch at you, and while throwing it back, they will tell you that they have already downloaded the national anti-fraud APP and have deeply mastered the Heavenly Rank Internal Kung Fu Technique [Criminal Law]. This punch is considered legitimate self-defense.

How the hell are you going to fight that?

Amidst the unwilling expressions on Xu Xiu's and others' faces, TES ultimately turned their advantage into a victory, wiping out DK's main base in one fell swoop.

2 is better than 1

TES took the first game and secured match point!

[Everyone stand up!!!]

Brothers, tell me loudly, who was the god of war in the fourth game of the BO5 series?

[I gave you a chance, but you didn't take it. From now on, welcome to the TES arena.]

[No destruction, no construction. At first, I thought it was breaking TES's shadow over DK, but I didn't expect it to actually be breaking the old saying "things don't happen more than three times." Wouldn't that leave them with psychological trauma?]

Losing a BO5 final once can be attributed to luck, losing a BO5 final twice can be attributed to fate, but losing a BO5 three times is simply a matter of the food chain countering you.

"Yohoo, it's finally over."

As soon as the crystal exploded, Roland immediately took off his headphones, quickly picked up his cup, took a sip of water, and got up.

"No, why were you in such a hurry to start the team fight? Were you in a rush to be reborn?" Compared to Roland's impatience, Ah Shui and the others were not so pleasant. The rhythm of the first twenty minutes was relatively normal, and even the dragon pit wave was somewhat within their expectations.

But the problem arose 20 minutes later.

After that, Luo went crazy, constantly either starting team fights or on his way to start them, and they almost couldn't keep up.

Otherwise, DK wouldn't be so annoyed by TES's reckless team fight initiation, because the opposing team is really unreasonable. In some situations where they clearly couldn't initiate, the opposing team would still try to engage, which is ridiculously absurd.

"Ahem, we won, so I'll stop here for now. I need to pee, so I'm off."

???

"You drank water when you needed to pee? Wait... you were driving so recklessly just now, it wasn't because you needed to go to the bathroom, was it?" Unfortunately, this time, no one could answer JKL's question anymore, because Roland's seat was already empty.

But you really can't blame him for that.

League of Legends matches are generally quite standardized. Even the incredible BO10 matches happened five years ago. The most recent incredible incident was when the official commentators were forced to work overtime for more than ten hours due to being ganked, which had nothing to do with the players.

But there's one exception: going to the toilet.

In the early years, LPL did not allow players to go to the toilet during matches. S3's Smile tried it once, and the team lost the match.

Then the rules were changed to allow players to go to the toilet during the game, but the match would be paused and the player would be banned in the next game. For example, WE and EDG have both experienced this situation.

If that were all, Roland could accept it. The only thing he couldn't accept was... being fined.

WE's brother-in-law tried it once and was fined 10,000; BLG's support Xinmo tried it once and was fined 20,000. These are all within the LPL.

If it were the World Championship they were playing now, how much would they be fined if their participation was suspended?

Roland didn't even dare to imagine those numbers.

To put it bluntly, it's the same thing: you can get almost any water from another pipe for 20,000 yuan, but for a normal pipe, 20,000 yuan is just the starting price. Who can afford that?

Roland, upon returning from the restroom, wisely adopted a resolute and unrepentant attitude, ignoring everything else. This made White Crescent grit her teeth, but there was nothing she could do.

No matter what, they have already won the third game.

There's a fourth game coming up, and if this guy gets a rebellious streak and throws a fifth one, then he really won't be able to handle it.

"So, you have nothing to say?"

"Yes, there are."

Roland looked up, glanced at the atmosphere in the room, and guessed that everyone's expressions were pretty good because they had won the match point first. So there was no need for the coach to give any more motivational speeches, and so...

"Then tell me."

"Oh, then I'll start. To be honest, I really want to give Haro a championship, you know? He's played for EDG for so long, and I really want to give him a championship. I've actually fantasized about the scene of us playing together until the end, and holding the trophy together. The six of us, Huang, Haro, Knight, JackeyLove, and if Ale and 369 can come, the eight of us will lift the Summoner's Cup together."

White crescent moon: ? ? ?

Settled: Chapter Sixty-Six: A Hero Who Believes in Him from the Bottom of His Heart

In the fourth game, TES has rarely lost since Roland's debut. The peak of the 50 million salary cap has made TES's entire team's margin for error extremely high. Simply put, they are a whale warrior.

But does that matter?

Over the years, countless super teams have been assembled in the LPL, but only a few have actually taken off.

Even for the original S12, Uncle spent a huge sum of money to tell everyone in the world that having money to buy something without the eye to choose it is useless; it's practically equivalent to throwing money into the water.

Therefore, spending money is also an art, and DK has undoubtedly deeply understood this art. So in the fourth game, their focus will reach an all-time high, because one wrong step will lead to total defeat.

Conversely, TES was also somewhat affected.

The early control of the match point only allowed everyone to breathe a little easier. In the past, they might have already started celebrating even more arrogantly, but now, they have too much to bear.

There was no South Korean team in the final.

Whether these five words can be realized depends on their single thought.

Roland saw Da Huang shaking his leg wildly and also saw Ha Huang chanting a prayer with his eyes closed. Unlike the other three, these two were truly feeling for the first time that they were so close to the final stage of the World Championship. Because they had both experienced it, they tacitly kept silent. And because they had both experienced it, they wanted the rest of the team to experience it as well.

The view from this mountaintop is too beautiful to miss.

Ten minutes later...

When the fourth game of the BO5 resumed, and the players from both sides entered the arena once again amidst cheers from off-camera audiences, the popularity of the LOL commentary rooms from various channels reached a new peak. According to the data, new viewers kept pouring in, confirming, rejoicing, and cheering.

[2-1? I just got off work, how is it 2-1 already? Holy crap, is this LPL match point?]