You actually want me to...

One is a good fight, two are worth considering, but with three, his adult intuition tells him that his body definitely can't handle three of them.

I thought about it.

Khan relaxed his pressure, and no one expected that this impromptu ambush would give Huang, who was thousands of miles away, a little breathing space. He couldn't care about anything else and started clearing the lane at lightning speed.

This action, however, seems to confirm the presence of the opposing jungler and support, since it's difficult to gank when the minion wave is unclear.

"It should be on the road, the movements are very similar."

Hesitantly, Khan gave this conclusion, half-truthfully and half-jokingly.

Is the news reliable?

"It may not be reliable, but you can listen to it."

"it is good."

Having roughly figured out the opponent's position, Canyon, who was still wondering whether to farm top or bottom, immediately turned to bottom lane. Once inside the bottom jungle, Roland, in the nearby bushes, finally seemed to reconnect with the game and began to retreat.

Compared to his nimble retreat, the numerous danger signals on the TES first-person minimap almost completely covered the lower half of the jungle.

"Here, here, here! I've found the enemy jungler's location!"

In essence, the early-game strategy in professional League of Legends matches is an information war.

Whoever has the information can prepare in advance. If the enemy jungler swaggeres into the lower jungle, Roland, who knows the enemy jungler's position, can place wards more professionally. As a result, the top laner can temporarily save on wards, which indirectly increases the safety space of the top lane.

Shimosuke and Ueno Invasion

In an instant, the entire TES team made corresponding adjustments. While frantically recovering the lost resources, the bottom lane continued to put on a show.

After orchestrating the entire team's actions, Roland deliberately returned to the bottom lane, revealing his presence, and then...

"Press, just keep pressing! We need to create the illusion that we don't know where the enemy jungler is, but we're afraid of the enemy jungler, and at the same time, we seem to be giving the enemy jungler an opportunity, but it might not work out. You know what I mean."

"???"

Really.

If it weren't for the rule against physical contact during the match, JKL might have slapped him with a slipper.

If you're so good at talking, then why don't you start acting?

This guy has been hiding in the bushes ever since he came back, or at the very least behind me, claiming that the enemy support is getting more experience than him and he can't beat them, so he lets the higher-level player take the lead.

But damn it, he's an AD carry!

"Go for it, Ah Shui! How much acting credit you can get for your teammates depends on you. Try to find that feeling and get into character first."

"What nonsense about 'brewing'? How can you brew anything in this situation? Do you think I'm some kind of clown with amazing skills?"

"Okay, I'll find you a way."

Roland thought for a moment and began to simulate a dangerous situation for JKL. "So, imagine you're about to play a game called Sleep Roulette. You're about to have a late-night date, but time is tight, and you're really sleepy. You decide to sneak off for a nap without setting an alarm. 20 minutes, 4 hours? Or maybe you won't wake up until tomorrow morning? Nobody knows. It's dangerous, but exciting, how about it?"

"!!!"

Settled: Chapter Seventy: Enduring endless suffering without weariness, this is the path of Asura.

Something's not right.

If Canyon could still feel a sense of control at the beginning, then at the point between level 4 and level 6, he seemed to be bewitched. He felt that every path he went on had an opportunity, but when he got there, the opportunity was gone.

Was it an act?

impossible.

Based on his many years of professional experience and his study of TES match recordings, he could accept it if it was the opposing support's acting. The Shaco and Fiddlesticks player has a long history of bad behavior, and he can indeed act out anything.

But he was looking at the enemy AD carry.

Thinking about it carefully, Xia's movements and skill usage just now, which showed a mix of wanting to go in but hesitating, and giving up but also feeling reluctant, were exactly the kind of state that could suddenly launch an attack at any moment. He was even ready to go to the bottom lane to get kills.

But after he went down... the enemy AD suddenly returned to normal.

Can you understand?

It's like this: you've already finished your cryptic conversation with the lobby manager, chatting about everything from 92-octane gasoline (where international oil prices have risen the most) to 98-octane, and you both think you've reached a perfect agreement. But then you go inside and find out it's a teen-only area, and you can even see a police station behind the curtains. Yes, that's the feeling. Your heart sinks.

"Could it be that they were detected by our surveillance system?"

Xu Xiu mentioned it somewhat uncertainly, saying that with their lineup, if they didn't make any moves in the early game, it was as if others had made things difficult for them. In other words, seeing TES players farm minions was more painful than seeing them miss minions themselves; they were all anxious about it.

"It shouldn't be. If the enemy team is warding, you guys are keeping an eye on my position. If they haven't noticed, I've scanned around and checked. The problem is, if I'm spotted, how do they know my location?"

The advantage is that, although it's still the same.

But the doubts remained, somewhat embedded in my heart.

At the eight-minute mark, DK decided to take over the Vanguard, and TES's attitude was also very clear.

If you want to take it, you can. The AD carry and the support can go and take it together.

If even one member of your bot lane duo is absent, we won't let you get the Herald so easily. We immediately start moving around. Considering that the bot lane can't really compete for lane control from JKL and Roland, the relatively passive DK has no choice but to move the positions of Ziggs and Leona back, and then let Ziggs go to the mid lane to farm, quickly reach level 6, use his ultimate, and throw down the turret to protect it.

There are gains and losses.

Giving up the Vanguard is to avoid engaging in team fights during the weak period, but similarly, the complementary resources allow Xayah to enjoy farming turret plating in the bottom lane. Even if Ziggs throws down his ultimate, he can still farm two or three turret platings with the support's Demolish.

Yes, Roland's talent build this game was quite unusual.

I abandoned the traditional Inspiration tree, forgoing the 5% cooldown reduction and biscuits, and instead chose the Predator tree, which might have a surprising effect (mainly for the Zombie Guardian below), and the Resolve tree as a secondary tree (Demolition can accelerate the DPS's plate-collecting development).

This kind of setup usually results in a disastrous laning phase, but considering that the enemy bot lane AD is a Ziggs player and the player Ghost is relatively unskilled compared to them, the problem isn't too big.

Hang in there!

Hang in there!

Hang in there!

As a team that favors offense, they had to endure the opponent's strong period in the fourth game of this best-of-five series, which was the match point.

As mentioned at the beginning, the red team was at a disadvantage from the start. In the first few games, they could win by exploiting information gaps, but as they became more familiar with each other, the threat posed by the version became increasingly severe.

Canyon is on again.

He still did not choose to bring the Rift Herald to meet up with the Ziggs, contrary to his usual practice. The reason was simple: the Rift Herald's charge combined with the Ziggs' W skill's tower-pushing ability could quickly destroy any of TES's outer defensive towers. This was something that TES absolutely could not accept at this point in time. Even if they thought that the enemy jungler might not come, Roland and the others had to keep a close eye on the Ziggs' position.

As Canyon predicted, the battlefield where the Bomber was located was heavily guarded, so he once again chose to go to the top lane.

Graves' EQ combo forces Gwen into a vulnerable position and harasses her, while Graves' QR combo immediately forces Gwen to retreat when she is at half health.

If it weren't for the fact that Graves tower diving is a really stupid move, DK would have definitely tower dived Big Yellow in this wave.

"They are on their way."

"Stay calm, we can let him take the top tower. Da Huang, go to the bottom lane to farm the wave, and let Crystal Maiden go top."

"Do you need me to join the tour?"

"No... Listen, Big Yellow, you need to grow, you need to grow more than any of us. Unless I call you, don't come back no matter what, understand?"

If given a choice, Roland would certainly prefer as many people as possible on the front lines, but that's not possible now.

Blade of the Ruined King can build tank items with Divine Shield, Rakan can build support items with Crown of the Ruined King, and even Leona can build Zhonya's Hourglass after Eternal Frostbite for utility. Everyone can make sacrifices for the team, but someone always has to step up and carry the team's hopes.

Big Yellow's Gwent, JKL's Xia.

In the mid-to-late game, these two are the only two hopes for the TES lineup, so they must develop. No matter how difficult it is for them to be pulled back by the opponent's strategy, the development rhythm of DaHuang and JKL must not be interrupted.

Just like the classic line from a certain male supporting character in a shonen manga: "To endure suffering without weariness is the path of Asura."

With a slight adjustment, it's quite suitable for the current scenario. Watching DK slowly unfold its operational rhythm, both Haro and Roland tensed up in unison.

This rhythm feels so oppressive.

[Thanks to the pressure from the bottom lane, the economic gap wasn't too large, but they lost too many map resources—one dragon and one Rift Herald. DK can use that Rift Herald to secure a second dragon later.]

[This isn't like TES at all. Something's not right.]

[Drag it out, drag it out no matter what, drag it out until TES has three core items and two main items, then they can start engaging in team fights with the enemy.]

The era of three-item builds is over. Two-item builds are enough for TES to perform well. If that's not enough, they'll have to rely on the individual skill of the players to make up for it and fight to survive.

Now, Roland needs to consider something.

The first wave of vanguards can be dealt with by trading elemental dragons, but what can they do to avoid battle after the second vanguard spawns and is taken down by the enemy?

With that in mind, Roland's gaze once again began to wander over the DK player list.

"Opportunity...opportunity...where can we find a way to break the deadlock?"

Seemingly because he was close enough to hear Roland's soft mutterings, JKL frowned and replied, "If all else fails, I can come back and face him head-on. Anyway, if the top laner doesn't come, both sides will have the same number of players."

"How can this be the same? Don't you even look... Wait! What did you just say?"

"Huh? I meant there were the same number of people on both sides."

"No, it's the previous sentence."

A thought began to flash through Roland's mind. In that instant, he seemed to have grasped something, but he still needed to confirm it.

"The previous sentence? Anyway, the enemy top laner isn't coming?"

"Yes, this is it!"

Although the principles are different and the directions are opposite, it was this one sentence that led Roland to a new approach to solving the problem.

"Listen, Ah Shui."

"what?"

"I'm from the livestock company. I called you earlier but you didn't answer. I'm calling you here to let you know that your cow has arrived home!"

"???"

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Final Chapter: Chapter 71: Have you ever been driven at the speed of light?

"DK's pace is a bit suffocating. Although the pace is not fast, this meticulous and slow pace makes me feel like I'm back to watching LPL vs. LCK matches a few years ago."

In the commentary booth, Miller frowned as he watched the tense situation on the field.