"How about that? Surprised? Touched? Don't you feel an urge to call him 'Dad'?"

"Not at all, but this support was really nice."

Thanks to his decisiveness when leaving the house, Roland successfully reached Knight's aid. Seeing the crow present, the Lee Sin, who had no skills, had no choice but to obediently retreat, no matter how unwilling he was.

There's no way to escape now. If he doesn't run now, he'll be the one killed the moment Syndra's E skill is off cooldown.

With a 0-for-1 exchange, TES made a huge profit.

"It's alright, Knight, don't worry about going back. Leave the rest to me." Seeing the Lee Sin push away, Roland immediately marked a retreat signal for the bottom lane and said this to Knight.

"But..."

"It's okay, leave everything to me from now on. We're teammates who would risk our lives for each other."

"Oh, this."

Hearing this, Ah Shui couldn't stand it anymore. "Aren't you bullying an honest person?"

"If you want some noodles, just say so. Why are you beating around the bush? It's not like I'm not going to give them to you."

"You don't know anything. This is just how our country's unique culture and etiquette work. For example, when you receive a red envelope during Chinese New Year, don't you push it away a couple of times first? That's called 'pulling on someone'."

"Your twisted logic is just... Holy crap, this actually works?" Just as Ah Shui was about to reply, Nanfeng in the bottom lane threw a straight Q skill. Logically speaking, at this angle, JKL wouldn't even need to move much; he could have dodged it by simply taking a step down.

But... he still won.

The initial crowd control was successful, and Aphelios and Morgana rushed in without hesitation to give him a sound beating. It was fortunate that JKL had bought too many Doran's Blades early on, otherwise he would have been finished.

"Now I'm a little reluctant to eat the noodles. I think if I wait a bit longer, I can go straight to the banquet. What do you think, Da Tou?"

JKL: "..."

After losing all his health, Ah Shui was forced to return to base; otherwise, they would have had a hard time dealing with the potential dragon team fights. In this version where everyone is focused on the Dragon Soul, the Elemental Dragon is always a hotly contested area, except in specific situations.

After clearing the mid lane, he went back to the bottom lane and cleared that lane too. He was basically rolling in the top lane this game. He cleared three waves of minions in total, and Roland's rhythm was incredibly smooth.

then.

He obediently returned to the bottom lane to act as Ah Shui's security guard.

There was nothing Roland could do. He wanted to roam as well, but JKL's Q-catching ability was just too outrageous. You couldn't even understand why he could land many hooks, because from the first-person perspective, it felt like I could do it too.

Even Roland was slightly surprised by the incredible Q combos from the bottom lane.

"No way, Ah Shui, how could this win?"

"Shut up."

"Now I finally understand why the coach agreed to let me play Swain. So I'm the ADC in the bot lane? That's so unfair!"

"Got it, the auxiliary core tactic, right?"

Level 6 is a level 6 competition where both teams have a chance. If the game really starts, it might be a 50/50 match. With the opponent having Black Shield, TES's lineup will face considerable pressure to initiate team fights.

Then we can only find teammates who can turn the tide of the game.

I took a quick look, Syndra is okay for mid lane, but she's too fragile.

The AD carry position is also viable, but with Morgana in the bot lane, it's quite difficult to make any plays.

But it's okay to go on the road.

While Ornn might sound tanky in the top lane, he's surprisingly not very durable until he gets his items in the early game. Considering his impressive stats, after a brief meeting, TES finalized their strategy for dealing with IG.

Seize him!

Keep grabbing at it.

If they can completely shut down TheShy, then IG won't have a mid-to-late game.

So, two minutes later.

When Ornn saw an excavator jump out from the other side of the wall again.

The man is so embarrassed, he's numb.

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P.S.: There's one more chapter coming up later. I got beaten up at the gym again today and I'm exhausted. I'll take a nap first and then get up to write.

Metamorphosis: Chapter Twenty-One: We're practically family!

In just five minutes, the shy man had experienced a rollercoaster of emotions, going from heaven to hell.

Normally, everyone's jungler ganks at the same frequency. One person moves in the previous wave, and the next person moves in the next. Every now and then, we'll do something exciting and switch junglers again. It's a back-and-forth process.

But...everything changed after the enemy support got all three kills and three waves of minions.

As mentioned earlier, jungle experience is becoming increasingly scarce these days because the experience gain mechanism for jungle monsters has been reduced, and they've also become more difficult to defeat. Therefore, in Season 10, it's common for utility junglers to quickly reach level 3 and start ganking, but then spend a long time reaching level 6.

The bot lane's experience gain has been nerfed, making leveling up very slow. As a result, in professional matches, the difference in level between the jungler and the bot lane at level six is ​​not significant. It's conceivable that when everyone is around level six, the jungler cannot create a level advantage over the bot lane.

That would be a big problem!

What does three kills plus three waves of experience mean?

When Roland returned from his swim, JKL discovered that his support player's experience was not only not behind, but his equipment was even better than his!

Keep in mind that when he was roaming as a support, he was always solo farming experience in the bottom lane.

So, the current situation in the bot lane is as follows.

TES's two level 6 duo were trembling under the pressure of the opposing two level 5 duo. If it weren't for Lee Sin showing up to protect them, the two might have already started tower diving.

If your jungler is locked in the bottom lane, then I can just AFK in the top lane, since you won't dare to take the dragon anyway.

Yes, that's exactly the situation that Shy Man is facing now.

If you asked him to play a champion like Sylas, he might be able to manage. But he's playing Ornn, Emmm... that basically means he'll die every time the enemy comes near.

A person's name, a tree's shadow.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and I'm not kidding you guys.

[GG, IG fans are already ready to go.]

[This support is the most fed in the whole game, that's ridiculous! Are they really playing a support-centric team?]

【What can you do? With such a fed Crow, if your jungler and support can't burst him down, you'll get wiped out in a 2v3 team fight. Would you dare go in?】

I really wouldn't dare...

The fact that Roland was given the crow meant it wasn't a random choice.

Morgana + Aphelios is a combination that lacks burst damage. It might be okay against regular bot lane duos, but it's really not enough against a champion like Swain who can heal himself with his ultimate.

Coupled with the suppression of level and equipment, even if Le Ye came, they wouldn't dare to go up, and could only hope that the opponent would get carried away and tower dive.

However, Roland and Ah Shui are not stupid.

They just die occasionally, they're not brainless. I can win a game by slowly dragging it out, why would I bother diving the tower to kill you?

If TES doesn't fall for it, then IG's rhythm will only get worse and worse.

If it were just this, I could barely grit my teeth and accept it, but Roland is truly the best of the best when it comes to being disgusting.

With a range of 3500 yards for his W skill, he could reach her in the time it takes to place a ward in the river. Once he was within range, he would deliberately wait a while to see if LeBlanc would use her W. Once she used her W, he would immediately throw a ranged poke at the W mark, while Knight only needed to focus on the front line.

With level 6 Raven and a level 3 W skill, which deals 200 (0.7 AP) magic damage and a 45% slow, this skill is truly versatile. It can scout, block, poke, slow multiple enemies, kill and buff from a distance, and even expose cannon minions at 3500 yards (damage to minions is halved).

It doesn't matter if you leave it empty once or twice; you can just throw it away whenever you have time, like buying lottery tickets. There's always a time when it will disgust people.

It has to be said that Rookie was truly disgusted to the point of vomiting.

It's a top-tier mid-lane matchup, so neither of us can afford to relax for a second; we need to calculate the opponent's damage output precisely.

it's good now.

He deals a constant amount of damage, while the other side is dealing 200+ damage every now and then. Is this game even playable anymore?

No, we have to fight, we absolutely must fight!

IG's game philosophy has always been this: if you can't win, fight and see if there's still a chance; if you can win, fight and see if you can further expand your advantage.

So, after pushing down another wave of lanes, the heroine took the initiative to attack.

What about the next wave of minions pushing into the mid lane?

That's no longer important.

With four players ganking bot lane, this wave should teach TES's bot lane a lesson they won't forget.

On the other side, in TES's team voice chat, Roland was so bored that he started chatting with his teammates about unrelated things. After all, the bottom lane had to protect Miss Fortune and push the tower, so he couldn't wander around. The enemy wasn't coming, so he couldn't go anywhere either.

Then he can only entertain himself to relieve his boredom, since he doesn't need to farm minions anyway, and the opponent's laning strength isn't that great.

"Let me tell you, when I was eight years old, I loved driving other people's cars, doing all sorts of test drives and all sorts of difficult maneuvers, sometimes driving all night long. Now that I'm older and have some ability, I want to buy my own car..."

"Wait, are you sure you're eight years old??"

"Don't worry about that for now, listen to me."

"Only now have I realized that I can't afford a nice car, and I don't dare to buy a used one because it's been through several hands. The key concern is that the previous owner might still have the key and sneak off to drive it. If it breaks down, I'll have to fix it myself. The paint and bodywork may look fine at first glance, but once you dig inside, it's loose and wobbly. And the engine might even be a fake."

"Oh, I see. You mean we should seize the opportunity to buy what we like as soon as possible, right?"

"No, what I actually meant was that as long as you can completely dominate the opposing Shy in a 1v1 lane, you'll have enough money to buy a nice car."

"grass!"

369's spirits immediately deflated after hearing this. He shouldn't have responded to this guy's words; he was trying to be funny while also being obnoxious. Just as 369 was about to switch back to his mental laning phase, Roland suddenly exclaimed from the bottom lane.

Moving the gaze downwards, one could see that Lee Sin and LeBlanc appeared almost simultaneously in the back lane of their own bot lane duo. Judging from their appearance, they must have invaded TES's jungle and then emerged from the Blast Cone.

Roland was completely dumbfounded when he saw the two strangers.

If you have one, he can manage to handle it a little; but if you have two, even a god can't save you! Young kids clamor for both, but mature men know their bodies can't handle it.

Without hesitation, the instant the Lee Sin hit him with his Q, Roland immediately activated his ultimate to prevent being unable to use his ultimate again.

Then they frantically marked distress signals and shouted loudly:

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