You actually want me to...

If we don't see the jungler on the map, then we won't engage.

Losing a little in the early stages is fine, as long as you don't go bankrupt, you won't lose too much.

Once he reaches level six, if he discovers that the enemy jungler is not there, he can use his Renekton to charge in and definitely crush the enemy.

As for the bottom lane...

To be honest, Roland has absolutely no interest in the opposing bot lane right now.

Braum is such an annoying champion that unless you have a numerical advantage, you can basically forget about getting any kills in their bot lane. Aside from lacking offensive capabilities and mobility, defensive supports are, in a sense, practically without any weaknesses.

Oh, it's not without its flaws; players who play this type of support usually have a mental debuff.

If you're matched with a terrible AD carry, or the enemy team picks a ranged poke support or an enchanter support, Braum players can be annoyed by the enemy team from start to finish, even to the point of vomiting. Enchanter supports, in particular, may seem squishy and easy to kill with little presence, but when it comes to these defensive supports, they become incredibly ruthless and inhuman.

Push the lane, suppress the enemy, and gain lane control.

After securing the dragon, Roland immediately went to WE's jungle to set up vision, placing a trinket ward at the Krugs in WE's lower jungle.

With this ward placement, it's understandable that they didn't spot the opponent.

If the enemy jungler is spotted here, it means they have two options after clearing their jungle: either go back to base or gank bot lane and then take the dragon. Of course, WE can also guess that Thresh might be warding there.

But it's okay.

Even if the enemy knows you're going to place a ward there, you still have to do it. If the enemy Rek'Sai, who's farming from the buff, doesn't farm the Krugs because of this ward, he'll be missing a set of jungle creeps from Karsa at the same time, which forces the enemy Rek'Sai to show up and cause trouble.

Although this seems to pose a greater risk to TES's lanes, in this dragon-centric meta, the jungler's early-game level is particularly important for the damage of Smite.

The initial game was nothing more than this.

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P.S.: I have another leave request at the beginning of the month, so I'll take a day off today to catch up on anime and post some pictures. There will only be one update.

PS2: My highly anticipated Reset Life feels a bit like it's heading in the direction of White Album...

PY3: "I Sell Fireworks in Genshin Impact!"

Synopsis: Yan Wen transmigrated to the Genshin Impact world and became the unlucky guy who was smuggled from Liyue to Inazuma after being submerged in water for three days and three nights.

"How could anyone be so foolish as to smuggle themselves from a bustling place like Liyue to Inazuma?" said the owner of Naganohara Yomiguchi, who was holding fireworks and biting into a tricolor dumpling.

“Yes, I also think it’s very strange…” Transmigrator Yan Wen nodded.

Metamorphosis: Chapter 10: What should I do then?

Seemingly because they were on the edge of a cliff, the WE team, who had been full of fighting spirit, played unusually "steadily" after the match started.

Until the jungler returned to base and started farming in the jungle for the second time, TES didn't see the Rek'Sai gank at all. Because their bot lane controlled the lane, TES also maintained vision control around the dragon.

In this match, the opposing player, Jiu Meng, had no intention of using the Doran's Blade build.

Although Miss Fortune with Doran's Blade is very strong in the early game, she is paired with Braum, so even if she goes for Doran's Blade, it is difficult to gain lane control in the early game. So they just start farming together.

That's how AD works.

From the very first time I went out, it felt like I was constipated, struggling to save up money. Not only were my requirements high, but after finally saving up 1300 to buy a greatsword, I found that the improvement it brought me was not as great as I had imagined, and the increase in combat power was ridiculously low.

But there's no other way; you have to endure it.

Since both junglers were focused on farming in the early game, there weren't any particularly intense clashes across the three lanes. In a sense, this was a strategic move, since as long as the Rek'Sai didn't show herself, the Renekton certainly wouldn't dare to engage recklessly.

WE's approach was just slightly more conservative.

They are waiting for the Level 6 exam.

"Get ready, Galio's level six." The mid-laner, Left Hand, warned while the bot lane was still fighting. Although Galio should have recalled in his vision, everyone knows how to use vision control; no one knows if the enemy has actually recalled or is just creating an opening.

"He shouldn't be on the top lane; he doesn't have much of a chance there."

"That's the lower jungle, Big Head, let's retreat."

"Too late, they're already here." As soon as Roland finished speaking, he saw an excavator emerge from their outer tower, which was in their own jungle, and directly flank the TES bot lane duo from behind.

"Holy crap, is this excavator crazy, going around like that?"

"Why are you still concerned about him? Try to escape!" With disaster looming, if you don't run now, are you waiting for someone else to help you?

At this moment, Roland and Ah Shui were positioned right under the enemy tower. Since there were enemies behind them, they had no choice but to head towards the jungle. The bot laner and support pushed forward while fighting, inching their way towards the tri-bush. Missing wanted to come up and engage, but his health wasn't very high, so he didn't dare to act rashly and was now waiting for his second cooldown.

Seeing that there was enough distance, Roland immediately started showing off.

"Shu~"

At the same time as Flash, he threw his Q skill [Death Sentence] fiercely towards the dragon pit.

"pat~"

The moment the hook sound rang out, W [Soul Shadow Lamp] was released behind him. The entire sequence of movements was fluid and graceful, and every move was filled with the solitude of a master.

During the laning phase, WE's bot lane duo didn't have enough wards to lock down Thresh's lantern. Miss Fortune and Braum could only watch helplessly as Aphelios boarded the express train and flew towards the dragon pit.

This is the synergy between Thresh and Aphelios, which is unmatched by any other support champion.

This shows what?

This shows that without E-Fan + Thresh Warden, it's okay.

No E-Fan + Japanese woman, no good.

You know everything.

However, just as Ah Shui and Ah Ban finally breathed a sigh of relief, at the entrance of the small dragon pit, a familiar white figure was spreading its wings and slowly pushing into the pit.

Teacher Ma also found it very strange.

He was originally thinking about how to get in and keep people in the game, but he had only just reached the entrance of the dragon pit when he turned around and found that his two prey had come in very willingly.

Ah, thank you for nature's bounty!

What was an extremely happy moment in Teacher Ma's eyes was a disastrous moment in the eyes of the TES bot lane duo.

"Shu~"

Another flash! Just as Aphelios landed with his lantern, JKL decisively flashed into the dragon pit, narrowly avoiding Galio's taunt and successfully escaping the pursuit of the WE team.

A perfect escape from the brink of disaster.

"Phew, luckily I'm a bit better, I almost got controlled by the other side."

"Screw you, you son of a bitch, come save me!"

Roland vomited.

We promised to be friends for life, but when disaster struck, you were the first to run away.

what about me?

What should I do then?

Should I give up my precious first blood in front of so many people?

Yamete!

"Ahem, the organization will remember you. Farewell, Amen."

"You son of a bitch!"

Seeing his teammates decisively abandon him, Roland could only watch numbly as the arriving female gunner took his head.

First Blood!

First blood, given away.

【666666】

[2333, that was a really cool move by the King of the Board, it's just that he was a bit unlucky.]

[This is hilarious! JKL sold it so decisively, and the most outrageous thing is that he even showed the bid.]

[This bot lane duo's falling out is so hilarious, it's making me laugh so hard I'm doubled over.]

No one knew what to say.

If you say he's bad, his gameplay is quite smooth; but if you say he's good, he's the only one who died in this wave.

To be honest, it's pretty outrageous.

WE's flanking maneuver successfully secured First Blood and the first Elemental Dragon. However, due to their jungler's position being exposed, Karsa reacted quickly and immediately ganked WE's top laner, Nocturne.

Once Ragnarok is activated, all of the opponent's crowd control is useless. Nightmare was completely outmatched in the top lane this time. After getting the kill, Karsa and 369 also took down two waves of turret plating, barely managing to mitigate the damage.

There's nothing we can do, WE moved too quickly.

Knight had already started signaling the moment Galio disappeared, but the excavator had already flanked ahead, and the bot lane duo was already prone to overextending and harassing, so this wave was exactly what WE had planned to kill.

The fact that only one support player died is already considered very good news.

At this moment, the WE team's voice chat was still filled with praise for Thresh's play:

"Banhuang's Thresh gameplay is amazing."

"Damn it, I missed my first Q skill, otherwise they would both be dead."

"It's okay, I still have my ultimate. I'll catch them again later, since neither of them has used their Flash."

"OK."

WE's intentions this game are very clear: boil water, boil water, and more boil water.

The Vampire is a weak hero in the early game and lacks power in the late game, so he only needs to be slightly wary in the mid-game. But the Aphelios is different. Once he gets ahead in the early game, a single Moonlit Serenity can be deadly.

Unfortunately, the members of WE are still unaware of this.

Their actions at that moment perfectly mirrored a certain roundtable conference.

The competition... is still ongoing.

Metamorphosis: Chapter Eleven: You might not believe it, but I missed my ultimate.