You actually want me to...

Classic misleading statement~

This time, Roland came up with a brilliant idea on a whim.

Anyway, Camille's E skill cooldown is almost over. If I flash to the enemy and then flash back and wait for the cooldown, I'll just die. So I might as well take a gamble and wait for him to flash down before using E to come back. If he can't see me, he might think I ran away.

But he never expected that Morgan would teleport into a wall and end up back in town right next to him, just a blade of grass away.

"666666"

"Wow, that's impressive! You managed to pull that off." The teammates, who were focused on farming dragons and keeping an eye on the situation, couldn't help but exclaim in admiration.

That's all there is to it. This move is sure to make it into the official top 5 tonight.

Thinking of this, Karsa also used Smite, and with a dragon's mournful cry, TES successfully took down the second elemental dragon. Elemental Dragon Acquired.

Originally, there was nothing wrong with any of this.

However, in the Elemental Dragon patch, there is another particularly interesting change: when the second Elemental Dragon is killed, the Rift's scenery will change depending on which Elemental Dragon is killed.

In other words...

When the red light spreads across Roland's location, with the little dragon as the center and half of the map as the radius.

Change has occurred.

The bushes where they had been hiding had vanished, and the wall supporting them had cracked into three pieces. The two people on their way back suddenly appeared in front of each other without any cover, staring at each other with wide eyes. A strangely awkward atmosphere filled the air.

[Jingfu: Ahem, would you believe me if I said I was really just passing by?]

[Camille: ......]

Metamorphosis: Chapter Seven: The "Severe" Punishment

[666666, that's amazing!]

[Shouldn't the jungler and support immediately sever ties after this game?]

[This is hilarious! No wonder he's called the "King of the Board" (a nickname for a player known for his skill and ability to play professionally). It's such a waste.]

To be fair, the King of the Board really showed his skills this time, but... it's all because there's a mole in the team.

The instant the iconic moment turned into a death knell, the entire livestream chat exploded. In reality, Karsa reacted the instant he pressed Smite. However, this situation was so rare that his muscle memory for pressing Smite based on his health bar outpaced his brain.

By the time everything has happened, the outcome is already irreversible.

Seeing the screen suddenly go black, Roland's face fell instantly, and he looked at Kasa with despair.

"Um... would you believe me if I said I didn't do it on purpose?" Looking at Roland's resentful eyes, Kasa felt quite embarrassed.

What do you think, bro?

"Okay, this is on me. After the game, you can tell me how you want me to repay you, and I'll do it that way, okay?"

"OK, but you have to go live."

"Okay, but give me some face, I really can't do women's clothing."

"Don't worry, we're like family. I definitely won't let you do anything embarrassing." Having received satisfactory compensation, Roland finally recovered and started browsing Taobao. At the same time, she was torn: should she punish him by not being able to skip or fast forward through "Magic Girls," or should she punish him by not being able to skip or fast forward through "I Want to Become a Twin-Tail"?

This is a very serious issue.

After securing the dragon and winning the team fight, WE is now one foot in the grave.

TES's lineup strength is concentrated between 20 and 28 minutes. Since the two essential items needed by all players are very cheap, and their heroes are basically capable of dominating the game in the early game, WE really has no way to create any tempo right now.

Vision was completely outmatched by the enemy's ward rush and ward-clearing darts.

In a split push, Camille is already losing to Graves in the jungle, and with Ekko and Omniknight also present, she might just come down with two Teleports.

So, what about team battles?

With the presence of the strongman, Kalista is simply untouchable.

Seeing their vision and minion waves gradually being squeezed, WE decided to force an engagement after failing to find a breakthrough for five or six minutes.

"I'll flank them. If I can trap Kalista, Sadness and I should be able to take down the enemy AD carry in one hit."

"What about the Graves?"

"Let's talk about it later. Graves isn't that agile, and if Kalista can't kill us, we can't win team fights."

"Never mind that for now, this is the only way."

There was no other choice. Although dragging the game into the late game would be advantageous for WE, this is the LPL. In the LPL, it's extremely rare to see a match drag on to the late game; it's practically a low-probability event (except against RNG and EDG).

WE has no choice but to fight.

Seeing 369's Aatrox once again appearing on the side lane to split push, Morgan's Camille also used her E skill to jump over walls, trying to circle around to get to a suitable position.

If he successfully flanks and traps the AD carry, Olaf can then burst him down. Even if they don't win the team fight, just trading kills and disrupting the enemy's offensive rhythm would be a win for them.

"Hmm? Is Camille planning to flank this time?"

"It seems WE is taking a gamble with this decision." On the stage, Umbrella Seok immediately understood WE's intentions after seeing Morgan's actions.

The idea is good; at least it shows they don't want to sit around waiting to die.

But cutting through TES's backline... emmm, I can only hope it works.

After circling around, Camille finally reached a slightly more advantageous position. A few more steps forward and an E skill would allow her to directly reach the backline of the TES lineup. However, TES has ample vision; if she takes just one more step forward, TES will be able to spot her.

Therefore, there are only two options at this time.

Either you drive it yourself, or your teammate drives it.

In just about a second of thought, the situation on the field had already made the choice for him.

Because TES has started.

Aatrox's Teleport appeared behind his teammates, and at the same time, Kalista's ultimate grabbed Sett, who then leaped forward with a Q skill, slamming Sett into the enemy team from the Poké Ball, landing and followed up with another [Amazing] attack.

Open it, force it open directly.

Without any hesitation, once an opportunity was found, Roland commanded Ah Shui and 369 to launch a team fight.

Flanking from behind in the top lane is certainly a good option.

However, flanking means that you won't be online for quite a long time. TES and the others aren't stupid. They don't know that you've been flanking for so long. They just don't know where you've flanked.

Well, if you want to go around in circles, then go around in circles.

I'll just drive it directly!

The sudden team fight disrupted WE's decision-making. Seeing the team fight forcibly initiated with the landing of Sett and Aatrox, Morgan knew he couldn't wait any longer.

Q increases speed against jungle monsters.

As he took two steps, he threw out his E skill at its furthest point, hanging it over the wall, instantly moving from the location of the three wolves to the mid lane, just as he was about to unleash his ultimate.

Then... he discovered something very embarrassing.

The TES team's original backline position was now reduced to just Graves firing from the edge. Looking back at their original target, Kalista, they saw that JackeyLove had already charged forward with the team, even using Flash to jump to the very front of the battlefield for better damage output.

What is the most painful thing in the world?

It's like you've gone around trying to get to the enemy AD carry, only to find that the enemy AD carry has gone to attack your own backline. How the hell are you supposed to fight like that?

With no other option, Morgan reluctantly used her ultimate ability on Graves to prevent him from joining the team fight, while simultaneously considering her own escape route.

It's collapsed, completely collapsed.

Everyone was thinking of flanking the AD carry, but no one expected that JackeyLove's AD carry would always be unconventional. Without Camille's restraint, JackeyLove's AD carry actually played an even more terrifying role in the front line.

He bounced and dodged Syndra's EQ.

Another heal, a forced speed boost and a twist, dodging Thresh's hook once again, followed by a one-on-one dog-walking game with Olaf.

The speed and reflexes of someone who's been single for 19 years shone brightest at this moment.

A 1-for-4 exchange.

Aside from Camille, who escaped with low health, the other four were chased down and killed by TES. As for the one who died on TES's side, it was because JackeyLove chased after someone too closely and ended up being killed by the high ground turret.

The game is now over.

After a few more minutes of garbage time, TES secured a 1-0 victory in their opening match.

Metamorphosis: Chapter Eight: The Battle to the Death!

[In the first half, I thought it would be a serious match, but in the second half, the familiar aroma of rice was back!]

Is the playoffs really turning into a cooking competition now? I almost choked while watching the games.

You might not believe it, but my rice cooker turned on by itself.

[JKL routinely dies while tanking the tower.]

The first match really really boosted the entertainment value.

By Season 10, League of Legends viewers had become quite discerning. They either wanted to see a battle of wits where the players were making terrible mistakes, or they wanted to see strong teams go head-to-head. This particular match could already be considered a battle of wits.

the other side.

As soon as the match ended, all the players looked at Jack and started laughing. Some of them said, "Jack, I heard you just died tanking the tower again." JKL didn't argue and said, "Let's go, let's go back to the rest room." He then hung up the headphones he had just been wearing.

Then Roland shouted again, "You must have gotten carried away chasing someone again."

Ah Shui opened her eyes wide and said, "How can you insult someone's innocence like this...?"

"What innocence? I just saw you chasing someone so hard that you got caught on a dog and ended up dying."

Ah Shui's face flushed red, and the veins on his forehead bulged as he argued, "A kill can't be considered a sudden... kill! ... Can an ADC's death be considered a sudden death?" Then came incomprehensible words, such as "pressing the attack" and "team wipe," which made everyone burst into laughter: the team was filled with a joyful atmosphere again.

But jokes aside, Roland understood that the next game would be WE's time to step up their game.

In the S10 version, the blue side has an advantage, especially for WE, the difference between the red and blue sides is really huge.

In this game, TES was able to target Ma while also banning Renekton, and had the first pick option, which made WE suffer greatly in terms of champion pool. However, the S10 tournament format has its rules.

In S10, the losing side can choose whether they are on the red or blue side in their next match.

It's almost a no-brainer that WE will choose to take the blue side.

Then, top laner Morgan's Renekton and mid laner Ma will not be able to be completely dealt with, and WE's system will be able to operate successfully.