You actually want me to...

Everything seems simple from a god-like perspective, but in a real match, it requires a remarkably clear mind to orchestrate. Even though the team on screen isn't yet fully polished with their system, the fact that they've implemented it and even achieved results is terrifying.

Because of this, TES only took less than half a year to go from nothing to something.

"Who is it, JKL?"

"Impossible. An ADC needs to focus on farming in lane. You can ask him to lead key team fights, but to ask him to lead like this is giving an ADC a lot too much credit."

"Is that Casa?"

"If he had that talent, RNG would have won the championship long ago. It's a bit unbelievable, but you already have the answer in your heart, don't you?"

. . . . . .

"Damn, what a lucky guy."

Metamorphosis: Chapter Six: I'm Just Passing By~

At this moment, in the eyes of the WE players, TES's performance in this match felt like they were cheating. The opposing Aatrox kept dying throughout the game and they couldn't seem to gain any momentum. They felt like the opponent was always one step ahead of them, and coupled with their failure to control the elemental dragons earlier, they were feeling extremely frustrated.

Yes, it's that feeling of being powerless and unable to exert any strength, like punching cotton.

"Damn, is this team some kind of Super Saiyan? I feel like they've gotten even stronger."

"I also want to know. I can understand the change in pace, but Karsa's Graves jungle clearing style has become too fast." Sadness is still a bit confused about this. There are only a few top junglers in the LPL in S10: Kanavi of JDG, Tian of FPX, Sofm of SN, and Karsa of TES. The others are all second-tier junglers.

Logically speaking, a seasoned jungler like Karsa, who focuses on map control, shouldn't be able to know exactly where he's going, but he should be able to make general guesses. With a little more effort, he could easily protect 369 while controlling the map.

However, he didn't; he spent the rest of his time developing.

But that's not all.

In addition, Karsa's Graves also built a particularly nasty item: the Black Cleaver, also known as the warding blade.

Priced at 2400 gold, it offers 50 attack damage, 12 armor penetration, and 10% cooldown reduction. Its passive ability detects enemy wards and triples basic attack damage. This item is incredibly cheap and effective. A typical Graves player might not build it this early, but for Karsa and the WE team, its value is simply unbeatable.

Why do you say that?

Here's some data: In the S10 Spring Split, WE ranked fifth in average control wards per game, just one place ahead of TES. Notably, the AD carry and top laner were the positions where WE purchased the most control wards per game in the LPL.

In terms of the number of eyes cleared, Missing ranks second in the entire league with an average of 0.35 eyes cleared per minute, second only to ES's Little C.

This shows what?

This shows that WE 3.0 is a team that relies heavily on vision to find opportunities for team fights. Apart from Missing, who is a "veteran" from S8, the rest of the team are rookies. They do not have enough experience in the game, which makes them hesitant to make any moves in the game.

And their vision is what gives them peace of mind.

This is the playoffs. The difference between the playoffs and the regular season is that in a best-of-five series, your opponent will have thoroughly studied you. If you can't overcome your weaknesses and grow, you will never have the chance to lead your team forward.

Imagine how disgusted the team must be, with a jungler suddenly changing their style and even building an item that counters their team's style.

Meanwhile, on the other side, Roland's decisions were being implemented one by one:

"The enemy team will probably be unable to resist coming over to fight us after the elemental dragon, but we still have some time. I'll go out and try to ambush the enemy team on the top lane first, and help 369 get a kill on them. Anyway, if it doesn't work, I'll come back down. The time should be about the same."

"Huh? Have you done enough damage? Should I come with you?"

"No need, he plays with female hooligans, I play with male strongmen, I'm naturally the one who can defeat him, it's fine."

Upon hearing this, Casa fell silent.

He's completely addicted to farming jungle camps now. He plays a square jungler, occasionally ganking the side lane bushes to clear wards and earn 75 gold. If he's lucky, he can also steal a wave of minions. It's incredibly satisfying.

Going to help will only slow down your own development.

Hearing that his support player was coming to help him, 369 was so moved that his pants almost got wet.

It's here, it's finally here.

If this doesn't come soon, he'll be unable to leave the second tower, you know.

"Ah Ban, you really are the best brother."

"Don't worry, I've said it before, I won't give up on you." After saying that, Roland opened the status bar and kept drooling as he looked at Camille's bounty.

A bounty of 600 yuan, that's 600 yuan!

If he can win this final battle, he'll become rich instantly, right?

Now we're just waiting for the other side to make a move, waiting for them to get carried away.

With the support on the way, 369 started selling items directly. Morgan wasn't surprised by this, since you still need to farm minions.

If you take just a few more steps forward, I'll kick you.

However... it seems that the current timing is rather delicate.

At this point, the elemental dragon will respawn in about fifty seconds. Logically, the best course of action for Camille would be to recall early and head straight for the dragon, thus saving a TP.

But now it won't work.

Although Aatrox was completely outmatched, he almost got his first major item by the 17-minute mark. He's currently stuck on the cost of completing the item. Once Camille loosens her pressure, Aatrox will be able to go back to base and get Black Cleaver.

Therefore, it cannot be released; it must be suppressed.

However, it's a bit risky to push alone, and considering that her teammates aren't around, Camille is currently so calm and composed that she's not getting carried away at all. This is another of Morgan's strengths; he's incredibly steady.

Seeing that Camille wasn't falling for the trap, the TES top and support duo became anxious.

There was no other way but to go for it.

Sett flanked from behind, and Aatrox also began to press forward, but Morgan didn't seem to care. She used a hook to slip through the wall and into the jungle, taking advantage of Sett's inability to pass through walls.

What can we do?

Let's just make a cold dish.

"This Camille is too cautious. Doesn't he consider taking on two opponents with his items?" Playing top lane and being this timid, are you really in the LPL?

"Fine, let them go. I'll have enough gold after this wave of minions. I'll just teleport there."

"Okay, I'll go down then."

Seeing that the time was almost up, Roland also started to run frantically to the bottom lane with his Jinfu, seemingly having noticed that TES's support was not there. WE's Missing, on the other hand, reacted even faster than them.

WE has started a team fight.

Thresh hooked Ekko, who was clearing wards, and threw a lantern to Olaf before charging in, setting the bottom lane team fight into action.

Seeing this, 369 could only hastily clear the minion wave and start recalling before pressing TP. There was no other way; with his equipment, going back without going back to base to buy items and recover would just be suicide.

Seeing the fight break out in the bottom lane, Roland was quite anxious.

MD's top laner can fly, but he can only run. How can a walking bus compare to someone who can fly a plane? There's no comparison.

However, just as he was getting anxious, he unexpectedly spotted Camille teleporting at the entrance of the red team's F6 jungle. It seemed that she hadn't expected Missing to seize the opportunity and suddenly engage, and she didn't have time to hide and teleport. Once she was discovered, Roland's mood changed instantly.

E [Strong Hand Skull Crack] strikes.

The control skill immediately pulled Morgan back, interrupting his teleportation.

AAQ + ultimate + landing Q attack, at this moment, Jinfu was like a Wing Chun practitioner, frantically pouring out his fist techniques. The visceral impact of each punch made Roland think he could kill the opponent in one-on-one.

result......

A series of actions as fierce as a tiger, but the damage was only 650.

Seeing the damage, Roland was instantly dumbfounded. Then he checked the levels—oh my god! Level 13 against level 9.

[Jingfu: Would you believe me if I said I was just passing by?]

[Camille: What do you think?]

To be fair, Sett is indeed a very good hero against female fighters, but that's the problem, because the opponent doesn't use punches, she uses kicks!

It looks like another combo of using E skill to stun the target and then using the ultimate skill to trap the target.

Tears streamed down my face.

"Brothers, I think I've donated this time, but I managed to hold off the most powerful one."

"It's alright, you can go without worry. Our team won."

The young Missing had no idea how terrifying the low-end items of TES's lineup could be at this point in time. In just one encounter, Thresh's figure was instantly melted.

Olaf has a powerful ability that he's planning to use to wreak havoc, but... he can't catch Kalista.

Kalista, who can jump and auto-attack simultaneously, is arguably one of Olaf's most hated ADCs. You have to understand that once her attack speed is high enough, she can even kite a ruthless master like Master Yi with his ultimate activated. Olaf is truly no match for her.

With the addition of the Sword Demon's teleport, the main battle ended even faster than Roland's. They had already killed two people and started fighting the dragon.

This game's dragon soul will either be a fire dragon soul or a wind dragon soul, neither of them will be bad. Once TES takes this dragon, and then manages to secure the dragon soul with a little more strategy, the game will be over.

Seeing the great victory on the main battlefield, Roland turned his attention back to his own affairs.

To be fair, although Sett seems particularly tanky because of his W skill, Roland still has a tough time dealing with Camille who has farmed so well.

He was able to hold on for so long entirely because he gave up his weakness.

Because, through inching forward, he was finally close to the location of the Dragon Pit. As long as he reached it, his hope wouldn't stop!

It's now!

Seeing that he had finally found a suitable spot, Roland suddenly activated his Flash. With a "whoosh," Sett vanished from Camille's sight.

Morgan's E skill had two seconds left. After hesitating for a moment, Morgan decided that he couldn't let go of the biggest culprit who caused his team's defeat.

It also lit up in a flash.

"Whoosh!"

However, it seems that she didn't quite understand how to control the distance. Instead of using Flash, Camille ended up crashing headfirst into a wall.

The iconic moment of "flashing into the wall" was successfully staged.

At that moment, countless "666" comments flooded the internet.

Holy crap, that's amazing!

[One dared to dodge, the other dared to follow; these two are truly amazing.]

[The King of Boards really had a big heart this time; if it were me, I would have dodged.]

[This was a skillful maneuver.]

Just as the comments on the screen suggested, from God's perspective, Aban didn't flash down to the dragon pit in the Rift at all. Instead, he flashed to the bush next to the red buff wall and was now leisurely recalling to base, even showing an emote.