You actually want me to...

TES, another victory in the bot lane.

Metamorphosis: Chapter Twenty-Five: When You're Leading with a Sheen - jpg

[That's it? What kind of inflicts damage like that?]

[They almost completely dominated with their support and assistant players; they seized the opportunity perfectly, and those two are really fierce when they fight.]

[Since JKL joined, TES's bot lane has truly undergone a qualitative change.]

[Double the joy + double the death, this bot lane is really outrageous.]

Seeing this kill, most people initially found it unacceptable, but when they saw that the AD player's ID was JKL, they suddenly felt it wasn't a problem. JKL is like this: he goes for any AD he faces in lane and engages on sight. They've seen too many cases of him jumping in to get a kill, and of course, there are also many examples of him jumping in only to get killed in return.

Offstage, White Crescent and Lao Guo stared in disbelief at the scene on the screen, their emotions unable to settle for a long time.

"Is this what you meant by scolding them and telling them to behave?"

"Huh? No, you must have misheard. I, White Crescent, have always let my hand do as it pleases."

"But you just said..."

"No! You must have misheard me. I will always believe in my players, okay?"

While this side is twisting the truth, White Crescent also finds it quite outrageous. As a coach, one's priority is definitely the strength of the champion, but he really couldn't have predicted the player's explosive performance. Who the hell could have imagined that Ezreal + Rakan could give Karma and Yang such a powerful play?

That's absolutely outrageous.

But that's how it is on the field. While there might be all sorts of unexpected events during the regular season, the playoffs are where it really comes down to sheer strength.

After all, they were two veterans, and their reactions were a little slow compared to the two young players.

"Ah, that feels great, this is like taking off from home." After securing two kills, the Shiba Inu was grinning from ear to ear. What does having two extra kills in the early game mean? It's like having an extra Sheen weapon out of thin air. If you can't immediately recall how exaggerated this equipment lead is, you can search for keywords: Duke, Pain Mask.

This wave of attacks allowed EZ to go back to base and get Sheen, Tear of the Goddess, and Long Sword, making him incredibly powerful and stylish.

"Ugh, being a support isn't a life, I'm so miserable."

"Still bad? You still have two assists."

"You don't understand. Getting kills in this game is like building a computer. If I could get even one kill, I could go shopping in the game forum. But now I don't have a single kill, so I can only go to the map forum. *crying emoji*"

JKL: ...

Although he had a million questions in his mind, JKL knew very well that he must not talk to his support when he was having an attack, otherwise the support would continue to have an attack.

Besides...aren't you a "dog"?

Cat my ass!

After gaining an advantage in the bottom lane, Karsa eagerly headed down. For some reason, after JKL's double kill, his body instinctively drove him to run to the bottom lane. By the time he came to his senses, he was already standing in front of the bottom lane elemental dragon.

This DNA, ingrained in their very being, known as "bottom lane is the father," has finally kicked in once again.

Hey, it feels so good.

Based on the strength and weakness of the lineup, Karsa shouldn't have had much of a chance with the elemental dragons in the early game. But now he's gotten one for free, and there might be more later. Is there anything more comfortable for a jungler?

That's all.

After happily finishing off the elemental dragon, Karsa didn't hesitate and headed straight into IG's lower jungle. That's how junglers are.

A strong line indicates a strong player; a weak line indicates a weak player.

As long as one of the three lanes is guaranteed to be advantageous and another is evenly matched, then as long as the remaining lane isn't completely destroyed, the game is still playable.

In this game, the top lane is at a disadvantage, the mid lane is even, and the bottom lane is advantageous. It's time to see how the junglers perform.

With Karsa's invasion, IG's lower jungle was thrown into chaos. Unlike Lee Sin, Trundle lacks a dash ability to pass through walls and save time, meaning that on the same jungle route, Trundle's clearing speed is slower than Lee Sin's. This difference wasn't significant in the first two rounds of jungle camps, but the change became drastic starting from the third round.

Taking advantage of the fact that the enemy can only farm jungle camps by walking, Karsa directly invaded and started stealing jungle monsters. This time I'll steal your rock, next time I'll find a way to steal your frog queen. I have a dash and you don't, I'm just bullying you because you're slow.

This is something Karsa learned from many jungle carry junglers: when playing a jungle carry, you must choose a hero with mobility, otherwise you simply cannot win.

Around seven minutes in, when IG's bot lane duo disappeared from the bottom lane after completing their wave, Roland immediately marked a danger signal at the Rift Herald.

Anyone with a brain knows they were going to control the vanguard.

In many of IG's matches, their team's desire for the Rift Herald is far higher than that for the Elemental Dragon. This is because IG is good at individual heroism in their playstyle, so they are more willing to use the Rift Herald in the early game to give a single lane plating to accelerate their development and thus achieve the goal of the rich leading the poor.

Is it just a matter of whether you can bring it along in the end?

It does not matter.

However, TES showed no intention of engaging the enemy's first-mover advantage. They only took a couple of symbolic steps before returning to their original positions when they discovered the enemy's bot lane duo had appeared in the mid lane.

Immediately afterwards, Karsa's Lee Sin emerged from the bottom lane bush and immediately helped the AD carry push the lane and take down tower plates.

To reiterate, if one of your carries is an AD carry like Ezreal who can build cheap, basic items, then you can absolutely give up the first Rift Herald.

Even if you take it, you'll still get three plating layers. I can also get three or more plating layers by taking it down in the bot lane. Although it's not as flexible as Rift Herald, this amount of gold is enough for EZ. Since I can't get there in time anyway, I might as well not go at all.

Seeing TES give up the Herald, the IG players looked as upset as if they had just eaten Lao Ba's secret-recipe mini hamburger.

They genuinely wanted the opposing team to come and engage them in a team fight.

If they fight now, they're slightly at a disadvantage, but it's still barely acceptable. If they drag it out until the opponent has their top, mid, and bottom three carries with two core items, then the outcome will truly be a 30/70 split.

After a brief moment of hesitation, the IG team made a strange decision: gank the top lane.

While the troll and the policewoman were fighting the Rift Herald, Karma had already activated her group shield and started flanking with LeBlanc. Just as the Rift Herald let out a scream, LeBlanc and Karma simultaneously blocked Aatrox's retreat.

Seeing this, 369 said even its own people were dumbfounded.

He recognized the move; it was a legendary technique widely known in the top lane community: Double Daddy Support. Anyone who used this technique was invincible, with no one in the world able to withstand even a single blow. Once activated, the skill made one unrivaled.

But you sent three people to catch me, what about your middle and bottom lanes?

Are you idiots?

369 vomited.

He just got scolded by the coach for not pulling back, and now he's finally started pulling back, but his opponent is starting to act like a monster.

Accompanied by a sky full of skill effects.

Sword Demon, suddenly passed away at the age of nine minutes.

Metamorphosis: Chapter Twenty-Six: I call this move "Backstab"!

In the following time, both teams entered into a chaotic battle.

The original intention of the IG team was to follow the coach's advice and start the team fight in the vanguard. However, if they couldn't start the fight, they should try not to fight the opponent and instead focus on building up their three core items.

The problem is, you can't just refuse a team battle whenever you want.

The current TES team is made up of a bunch of hot-tempered young people. Their characteristic is that they act on impulse, make quick and ruthless decisions, and if they want to fight, all five votes will be in agreement without hesitation. The team's cohesion reaches its peak at this moment.

Therefore, unless it's a special team, no one can refuse TES's invitation to team fights, just like no one can refuse Muscle Golden Wheel.

As a result, IG was unhappy with TES's initiation.

I've been playing raids for so many years, and this is the first time I've ever seen someone dare to jump into our faces and start a raid.

We must fight!

So, under IG's pressure, the two teams ended up fighting each other.

On this side, Lee Sin kicked Kennen, who had just activated his ultimate, away.

On the other side, the troll used another ultimate ability and started relentlessly attacking Ezreal.

War was raging throughout the canyon, and in just ten minutes, nearly 20 people had been killed, with almost all of the ten people present dying.

[Exciting! This match is so good!]

[It really started as a chaotic free-for-all, but Rookie is really ruthless this game.]

[After all, she's the true queen of chickens; the enchantress is ruthless.]

No, I think it's simply that TES's power spikes are still a bit lacking.

In the fourth game, Rookie practically unleashed his full potential, diving into and out of team fights three times to clean up kills, almost causing TES to wipe him out. If it weren't for the fact that he was near a wall at the very end and accidentally flashed into it, Roland and the others really wouldn't have been able to do anything about him.

"This guy is outrageous. Can Knight restrain him?"

"No, I'm going to keep an eye on Kennen's location."

"Me too. Kennen needs two people to keep an eye on him, otherwise everyone who enters the crowd control area will die."

"It's okay, our carry will be fully equipped next wave, they won't be able to beat us."

The frantic exchange of kills also means a frantic reduction in the economy. Unlike IG's lineup, TES's power spike comes much faster. For example, in this recall, several carries had already completed their third item.

At this point, EZ's power spike arrives, while Caitlyn falls into a weaker phase.

So what should we do next?

Do I even need to think about it?

POKE+ Let's start a team fight!

In the mid-game, Ezreal transforms into a poke master, standing at the forefront of the team and relentlessly flaunting his abilities, luring enemy divers to engage him. Simultaneously, the damage from his three core items makes his Q skill incredibly powerful at this moment.

It boasts high frequency, short cooldown, strong endurance, and damage that can penetrate to the very soul.

Such a perfect man completely overwhelmed the squishy female heroes on the opposing team, especially Caitlyn and LeBlanc. Once hit by Ezreal's Q skill, they would easily lose a fifth of their health, which was outrageous.

Looking at the various AD carries jumping around in front of him, Roland couldn't help but silently thank Su X Luo in his heart. It wasn't that he was grateful to Su X Luo for letting out two AD carries, but rather that he was grateful that Su X Luo hadn't dragged Ah Shui's arch-rival, Lan Ge, up in this round of the competition.

If Blue Bro were here, he could have easily picked up any weapon with a hook, and JKL would have been punished long ago.

"Get ready, I can sense they want to make a move."

"Hmm? You can sense that too?"

"Absolutely. When I used to jump into the enemy's face like this in the top lane, I would always get counter-killed around this time. I'm very familiar with this trick."

"In a way, you are really damn awesome."

Hearing the team's voice chat conversation, Ah Shui immediately became extremely focused. Although you can usually ignore his silly ramblings, when it comes to being outplayed, this guy is definitely a pro.

After considering the consequences, JKL took another small step forward and then activated his Q skill.

retreat?