You actually want me to...

"Quick, 369, we need you in the bot lane."

"What do you need me for? I can't even beat Shy Man, you must have mistaken me for someone else,"

"No, Ninth Master, I was just joking. How about this, you specify which of the three GIFs I should find, how about that?"

"Ahem, what GIF? He's a teammate, you know? How could I stand by and watch you die if you're in trouble? Wait, I'm coming!" With that, he spotted the minion's location and a purple teleportation beam began to rise.

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PS: Anyone who didn't watch RNG vs. BLG today is really missing out; it was truly a match of destiny.

Metamorphosis: Chapter Twenty-Two: You call this thing an support?

The moment the top laner's teleport light appeared, Roland knew it was destined to be a 3v4 team fight. This was mainly due to Karsa's relentless ganks on the top lane, which forced Ornn to use his Teleport at this point.

Once this was clear, what he needed to do became very simple.

That is, to delay until the time when the Sword Demon teleports down.

After Lee Sin's second Q came over, he immediately placed a ward and used ward hop to forcibly change his flight position, intending to give the two bot laners a big combo and show off his skills to everyone.

However...

Have you forgotten? Before I played in the LPL, I was known as the "Korean King"!

In other words, I have plenty of experience being shown up, you bastard!

"Whoosh!"

A flash of light appeared, and just as Lee Sin adjusted his position, Roland also forcibly flashed to correct his position. With the help of the ultimate that LeYe could no longer stop, Swain's figure did not fly towards his own AD, but instead got closer and closer to IG's bot lane duo.

As time goes by, retreating is a strategic advance.

When the knockback distance dissipated, the crow that had activated its ultimate skill landed right next to Aphelios and Morgana, effectively dividing the battlefield.

On one side, Ah Shui was fighting against the opposing mid-jungle duo.

On the other side, Roland's Raven was facing off against the bottom lane duo.

A perfect battlefield.

"Wow! Ah Ban's reaction."

"That's awareness, that's absolutely awareness. He was already slowly adjusting his position almost the instant the Lee Sin made his move. No wonder he's the only mad dog-type support in the LPL; his killing desire is rising!"

A normal support player, when surrounded, would immediately think of covering the AD carry's escape.

An abnormal support player, on the other hand, is only thinking about cutting down the enemy's backline.

Undeniably, the Nanfu duo were completely stunned when they saw the large crow appear in front of them.

If it were just the two of them in this area, it wouldn't be so bad. But the problem is, they now have a whole wave of their own minions at their feet. With the minion wave in front of them, Raven's ultimate ability's lifesteal is pushed to its limit.

Morgana's QWR?

Aphelios' Q + ultimate?

Yes, it really hurt; in an instant, it reduced the crow's health to almost zero.

But it was precisely that little bit of health they had left that they couldn't suppress. On the contrary, because they were too close to the crow, their own health was constantly decreasing.

Never before had the Nanfu duo felt such intense hatred for their own minions.

【Wow, you're telling me this is a support item?】

[Without a burst of damage, the composition is like this: Swain is only playable in the early and mid-game; unless you go for a full AP build in the late game, he's practically useless.]

[This blood-sucking is too intense!]

[It's mainly because of the good equipment; three heads, the best farm in the whole game.]

While the support was frantically pulling and dealing damage, the Aatrox from the top lane finally arrived behind him.

Although Ah Shui eventually died, his existence delayed things for a considerable amount of time, to the point that now, apart from LeBlanc, Lee Sin is completely unable to leave.

Seeing the decent score in the back row, Roland unleashed his second ultimate skill, instantly reducing the bottom and support duo, who were at half health just a second ago, to around 100 health each. The Nanfu duo were so frightened that they immediately used Flash to escape back to their tower.

"Holy crap, what kind of damage is that ultimate move?"

"It's okay, you two go back first. I'll go around and finish off this crow when he's out of ultimates." Rookie glanced at his teammates' health and marked Roland's location while advising them to return to base.

If he can get around and take down the crow, this wave will be a two-for-one trade, and it will also force Aatrox to use his teleport, giving Ornn room to develop.

Strictly speaking, it's actually not a loss.

Just after the three finished communicating, a familiar voice quietly rang in the ears of the Nanfu team: "My energy is inexhaustible."

The mid laner has arrived.

After fighting in the bot lane for so long, the mid laner should have arrived by now, unless they were blind. It's just that Knight took a slight detour around the bot lane, coming down from the enemy jungle, which is why IG's river vision and tri-bush couldn't spot him.

A dark orb emerged from the shadows and was suddenly slammed into the Nanfu duo the moment they relaxed.

Double Kill

Knight, a double kill in one shot.

"Wow, Knight is so handsome!"

"You were the one who crippled me first, I was just picking up kills. Hey? Why did you run down to the enemy tower?"

"Just go back to base quickly, you're out of E skills again, you can't protect me if LeBlanc comes over."

TES's bot lane is in a winning position. Your LeBlanc is flanking, how could I not see her? Instead of giving Rookie a kill, it's better to just feed the tower; at least that way IG will have one less assist.

Knowing how to cut losses in time is also a required course for every professional player.

A 2-for-3 exchange.

After this wave of controversy, IG completely collapsed.

[GG, next game.]

[Just a joke: The Nanfu combo is better than Ice Emperor + any support]

[Keep blowing! Why did you stop?]

[We can only express our gratitude to SuX Luo for his dedication to the LPL. He sent out two AD carries who subsequently nurtured two strong LPL teams; the reason behind this is truly heartwarming.]

Seeing this, the audience couldn't be happier.

At this time of year, the Nanfu duo faced numerous issues in online public opinion. In addition, Ah Shui's departure led IG Incheon fans to place all their hopes on them and praise them excessively. Meanwhile, due to IG's winning streak, IG fans were extremely excited during this period.

That's good now.

After all that hype about the bot lane duo, they almost got a double kill by the support. This scene is a slap in the face.

"What a pity. If I had gone home and upgraded my equipment, I might have gotten a double kill just now."

"Alright, that's scary enough."

"Let's speed up the pace for them from now on. At least until 30 minutes in, as long as we don't make any major mistakes, they won't be able to pull off any amazing team fights."

"no problem."

Aatrox + Swain, these two at two-item level, just standing there in team fights, instantly maximizes the margin for error. Due to the items, a two-item Aatrox at this stage is particularly annoying, not to mention Roran, whose support items are cheap.

The classic combination of Ice Lance and Twin Shadows instantly maximizes combat power in the early game.

With these two bloodsucking monsters around, IG simply didn't have the resources to be a god-like team. Of course, it wasn't the two of them who ultimately killed the game, but Knight, who gradually went berserk.

He was shouting things like "I'm also a golden left hand" and "My domain is beyond XX distance," and then he would hit his orbs with perfect accuracy, stunning people and initiating fights at extreme distances, acting like he was cheating.

With one player going into overdrive and two others becoming incredibly fed, TES cleanly and decisively won the first game.

1 is better than 0

TES took the lead.

Metamorphosis: Chapter Twenty-Three: In a sense, stubbornness really can be contagious.

"Wuhu, first point secured!"

"Go XDM! 3-0 today, no overtime needed, okay?"

"I think, given Da Tou's Q frequency, it's still a bit risky."

"Get out, and get out of here right now!"

The victory in the first game undoubtedly made the TES team realize IG's current problems, because their problems have always been obvious: their margin for error is too low in every sense.

Especially BP.

Although everyone says that IG's coach has terrible draft picks, considering the champions that IG can pick, you will find that in a sense, the coach is also quite helpless.

In the second game, IG's stubbornness kicked in again.

The BP is exactly the same, and the direction is still blue side.

Seeing how stubborn you were, TES simply copied the lineup and got completely crushed by IG, taking a 2-0 lead.

[So IG is really going to collapse headlong, huh?]

[I could probably have done a better draft than him.]

I'm tired. Let's destroy it, quickly.

[Every team wants to shut down Knight's Syndra, but you guys think you can handle it? Don't you remember what happened to the last team that was so stubborn?]

Seeing IG's stubbornness, the fans were both angry and amused, and were just short of grabbing their keyboards and rushing to the scene to smash the coach's head.

Left with no other option, in this critical moment, IG finally played their last card:

Use your special skills.

In the third game, IG simply ignored the lineup and picked the heroes they wanted to play.

With the top laner's Demonbane, the jungler's Grass Child, the mid laner's LeBlanc, and the bot laner's Aphelios, IG went on a killing spree in the third game.

It was mainly because Le Ye (a nickname for a celebrity) had a breakthrough.