I just turned eighteen, and you want me to make a comeback?

Newcomers always have a rebellious mentality. Yuanshen, who has been praising the old commentators, really wants to express different opinions and show his own presence... Being a nitpicker is human nature. Everyone has a nitpicker in their bones.

But now I am really convinced.

This time, flashing to dodge the second stage of Q was more difficult than the previous one, because the distance between Lee Sin and Lucian was shorter than the distance between Lee Sin and Kled in the previous game, so the reaction time was naturally shorter.

Under more difficult conditions, he dodged the second stage of Q damage again. This really can't be explained by chance.

Barrage--
“The slap in the face always comes so suddenly.

“Those who said they were just lucky in the last round, please stand up and take the beating.

"Don't be so skeptical. When Yuanshen first debuted, someone dubbed him 'The Fastest Man'. There's no wrong nickname, only a wrong name."

"Hehe, it's so lucky to be Fan Yuanshen. He never lets people down."

In the barrage, the audience who supported the rhythm of the previous debate immediately stood up to denounce the opposition.

Unfortunately, it is a basic operation for someone who has been slapped in the face to pretend to be dead. Only a fool would output against the odds.

"WE was at a disadvantage this time," Smiley said on the commentary booth. "The top and jungle flashed twice, but Lucian flashed once. Even though he managed to TP, it was useless. Lucian never supports in the early game... On the contrary, Condi's rhythm was ruined.

Today's version advocates carnivorousness.

Basically, the jungler’s first buff is red.

Because if you start with blue mana, when you meet the opponent's jungler in the jungle, you will be beaten into a Muggle, and your combat effectiveness will not be on the same level.

Karsa also started with red buff in this game. When Mr. Kang appeared in the top lane, he happened to be spawning from the red side's top jungle to the bottom jungle. As soon as he saw your Lee Sin showing up in the top lane, Karsa naturally ran to WE's bottom jungle to steal the red buff.

Karsa smiled.

WE's meticulously planned, costly gank was thwarted by Yuanshen's erratic play. He simply farmed and gained a jungle advantage; it was incredibly satisfying. Just ask yourself, what jungler wouldn't love a teammate like Yuanshen?

The answer is simple.

That is the jungler opposite Yuan Shen.

Mr. Kang was so shocked by the show that he came to the top lane to gank people. Regardless of success or failure, it was certain that Lee Sin would start the game with a single buff.

Not only did he not get the kill, but his flash was also shown off.

Also, what is extremely important for junglers in the early stages is... health!
How can Lee Sin, who has less than 20% of his health left, clear the jungle?

I'm afraid he was killed by wild monsters.

It takes at least thirty seconds to go back to the city to replenish your status and then come out.

This time is enough for the opposing jungler, Butterfly, to kill all the wild monsters in the lower half of his area.

Swish!
The upgraded special effects appear on the spider.

When Karsa reached level 3, returned to the city to make a green punishment jungle knife, and began to clear his intact lower half of the jungle, Mr. Kang had just reached level and was faced with the embarrassing situation of having no junglers to clear.

Arrest someone?
There was no chance in the top lane. After Yuanshen returned to the city and TPed to the line, he bought a true eye by the way, which provided vision protection, plus the E skill to save his life. Even if the blind monk went to the top lane, he could only be outshone again.

The bottom lane is not a good option for now. Spider must be hanging around in the bottom area during this period of time. If he dares to go to the bottom lane to set the pace, he will be taking his teammates with him.

He is not needed in the middle either.

Because this is WE's only advantageous route. Syndra is fighting against the crocodile, with long arms beating short arms, and has already suppressed it by seven or eight swords.

Xiye's personal ability in the laning phase is unquestionable. He plays aggressively, and when he gets a strong hero, even Faker finds it difficult to gain an advantage.

But Mr. Kang went anyway, for no other reason than Xiye asked him to go.

"I'm pushing the lane a little too deep, come and help me counter-camp and get some experience in the lane..." Xiye said. Syndra can still beat the crocodile even if she has less experience, but the blind monk is still behind in experience, and he has to run when he sees the spider, which will affect the rhythm of the whole team.

After the S6 version, the development of the jungler is related to the rhythm of the entire team and is extremely important.

"Yeah." Mr. Kang nodded vigorously, thinking that Xiye was a good brother.

At least before Mr. Kang was "P'ed to the point of losing contact," the team atmosphere of Team WE was very good. Everyone was fully committed to the game, determined to win...

Many people have discussed when WE became inflated, and the answers are unanimous.

That was the 2017 Spring Split, when they won the championship.

Although many viewers look down on the LPL league champion, in fact, the LPL league championship is very valuable. Once the championship is won, it will be considered the strongest team in the LPL, and various domestic brand endorsements, fan praise, money and honors will flock to it.

Few young people can resist this kind of double wealth, both 'physical' and 'spiritual'.

It was okay to play volleyball on the beach before the game, give G2 a break, and the players were suspected of having one-night stands...all these jokes and memes were born at that time.

At least, now they are still simple teenagers who are determined to win the game.

However, unity is unity, and the backwardness on the field will not disappear.

There was a fake eye where Mr. Kang was crouching, which detected all his movements.

This ward position was not placed by Wei Shen, but was a vision position created after Spider got the green jungle knife, so Xiye was not aware of it and did not tell Mr. Kang this news.

On the field, any delay or mistake in handling details may cause a butterfly effect.

There are many games where the outcome of the game is changed because of a single ward.
"It's over! WE is going to be in trouble this time!" Smile glanced at the minimap and immediately realized what this ward position would cause.

"Spider gave up farming Toad and started to approach the middle lane. The Flash Wolves' mid and jungle wanted to kill this Lee Sin! Can Conti get into danger?"

Mr. Kang did not smell any danger, but was rather excited.

Originally, he just came to gain experience and counter-camp, but he found that the opponent's mid-laner was standing a little close to him, and it seemed that there was a chance to catch him?
Killing the crocodile might be a little difficult, after all, it has thick skin and flesh, but at least it can force a flash!
WE's mid and jungle think they are hunters, but the audience and commentators with a bird's eye view know that they are actually prey.

"Ahhh-"

"Hurry up!"

The WE girls screamed, but the decibels were not loud enough to penetrate the players' noise-canceling headphones. Crocodile slanted towards the E soldier and flashed forward.
Red Rage Enhancement·Cold Hunt (W), attack with a normal attack, then follow up with Tyrant's Fury (), and the second E.

Spider Cocoon (E) is used to hit Lee Sin and deal damage.

The blind monk, who was behind in level, couldn't withstand the burst from the enemy mid and jungle and was killed directly.

First blood is born!
The head was taken by the spider:
Syndra's EQ stunned the crocodile, but it was too late.

"Why is there an eye here?" Mr. Kang looked confused.

"Crocodile has never been to this bush. It was the opposing jungler who did it." Xiye explained.

Mr. Kang took a deep breath, feeling a little worried.

It seemed like he had been unlucky ever since he failed to capture the top lane.

After killing the blind monk's spider, he turned around and started to control the first elemental dragon. The attributes of the dragon were pretty good, it was an earth dragon.

The jungler's development is booming, and anyone with a discerning eye can see that WE's early rhythm is worrying, and someone must step up to open a breakthrough.

WE's bottom lane began to look for opportunities.

Ashe + Minotaur faced off against Twilight Sparkle + Thresh. Since it was the first time they encountered this bottom lane combination, the WE duo couldn't figure out the other side's position in the "food chain" and played a bit conservatively in the early stage.

However, up to now, the advantage of Ashe's long reach has been fully demonstrated, and the consumption ability of [Arrows (W)] has allowed E's bottom lane to gain health advantage and line control.

This gave WE's bottom lane the idea of ​​launching a strong attack.

Ben's Minotaur used a WQ combo without warning, pushing up Thresh and preventing Snake from interrupting with E. Minotaur then followed up with a basic attack, triggering Thunderlord and applying Ignite. The brother-in-law's Frost had already accumulated his passive and activated [Shooter's Focus (Q)], unleashing a hail of frost arrows and keeping up with the damage.
Ashe holds W, ready to use it after Thresh flashes away, so that he can chase.

However, the reaction of the Flash Wolves bottom lane duo was unexpected.

When Thresh was attacked first and his health was low, he actually chose to fight back.

The young mage used [Distorted Space (E)] to frame Ashe and Minotaur. Thresh used a diagonal [Pendulum of Doom (E)] to push both of them away, and they accurately hit the edge of the magic circle.

If you look closely, you can see that before Thresh used E, Imp pressed the little mage's [Dark Matter (W)], believing that Snake could push the opponent in this direction.

The trust and skillful cooperation showed that the two had practiced this combination for a long time.

boom!!
Dark matter fell from the sky and bombarded Minotaur and Ashe. The Q skills of the little mage and Thresh both hit Minotaur's Ashe and ignited her at the same time.

Hanbing's health suddenly reached the limit, and Dayongzi quickly flashed to create distance.

"Hey, what is this..."

First, he gained a health advantage in the laning phase, and then the Minotaur took the initiative to gain an advantage. The brother-in-law never expected that he would be defeated by the opponent this time and was almost killed. He was so scared that he broke out in a cold sweat.

and……

"Why does this little mage's W hurt so much!?"

Although the little mage is not very popular, my brother-in-law still knows how high the damage of the little mage's W is.

The damage of the little mage on the opposite side obviously exceeds that of a normal little mage.

because--
"Focus on W." Ben gave the answer.

A little mage in a single lane will not focus on W, but will focus on Q and E as a secondary skill.

In a one-on-one situation, it is very difficult for the little mage to hit the enemy with his W, which is far inferior to the consumption ability of the main Q and the advantage of stacking magic power in last-hitting.

But if you put the little mage in the duo lane, the way of adding points will be completely different.

With the help of teammates... or in other words, hard control supports like Thresh, Alistar and Diana, the little mage can completely ensure the hit rate of W. He can focus on W and Q, or focus on W and E. The former's point allocation method focuses on online consumption and development, while the latter's point allocation method focuses on cooperating with teammates in early fights.

In LOL, the harder a skill is to hit, the higher the damage is often.

The little wizard's W belongs to this category.

Compared with assassin heroes like Zed and LeBlanc, the little mage may lose in burst damage, but compared with traditional shooter heroes... and Ashe, the burst damage of both sides is not at the same level at all.

When unconventional bottom lanes such as mage cores, Yasuo and Irelia were popular in S8 (Spring Split) and S9, most LPL teams were still playing traditional marksman-type bottom lanes. This can be said to be a testament to confidence and pride, or it can be said to be complacent... Which one it is depends on the results and honors.

Imp has always been considered a player with a very high adaptability in hero pool and playing style. Whether it is a late-game ADC like Kog'Maw and Caitlyn, or functional ADCs like Jhin and EZ, he can play them all, and his level can be maintained above the first-line level.

He can also play magic heroes. Imp has outstanding performances on magic core heroes such as Karthus, Crow, Vampire, etc.

When the Flash Wolves were privately chatting and bragging, Yuan Shen would often give a thumbs-up, praising Imp for being so effective. "He's a world-class ADC, adaptable to so many systems. With Snake's support, he can dominate anyone in lane and often carry the game..." This was more than enough for the Season 6 meta.

After intense training, Imp's little mage had become quite skilled, his skill connections and teamfight positioning were both skillful and clear. After Flash Wolves received the message from Imp's brother-in-law about handing over his flash, they immediately prepared for their next attack.
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Four packs of two.

Relying on the advantages of equipment and level, Karsa gained vision dominance in the enemy's lower jungle area. Then Wei's signature "roaming even if it means not eating soldiers" was demonstrated, and Crocodile and Spider arrived at WE's bottom lane together.

The black technology combination of LeBlanc and Thresh showed their power again. After pushing the line into the tower, the LeBlanc flashed directly into a distorted space and covered the Minotaur who realized the danger and wanted to retreat with ice.

[Distorted Space (E)] This skill is difficult to hit when used alone, but its ability to block movement is unreasonable... Especially when facing ADCs without displacement such as Ashe, Jhin, and Kog'Maw, the effect is particularly obvious.

The brother-in-law, who has no flash, now hopes that his support is Morgana or Tam.

Ben was already debating whether to sell his druid, but after a split second of hesitation, the Minotaur flashed away. A Minotaur under level 6 wasn't very tanky at all. If he stayed, not only would he not be able to protect the ADC, he would also die, giving away another kill.

When viewers saw Alistar selling his ADC, they all commented, "What a scumbag support, 'ruthless old Alistar.'" But in fact, WE's decision to sell their ADC was a wise one, and it was also crucial.

After Ashe died, the four players from the mid, bottom and jungle of Flash Wolves gathered together to push the tower, trying to take the first blood tower.

Of course WE was unwilling to give it. The first blood tower was too important in this version. After W's mid and jungle were a step slower in arriving at the bottom lane, they cooperated with Alistar and the three of them forcibly defended the first blood tower... If Alistar died in the next wave, the first blood tower would definitely be lost.

Seeing that the enemy's mid and jungle had just appeared in the bottom lane to guard the first blood tower and would not reach the top lane for at least half a minute, Yuan Shen became murderous again.

Lucian has always been positioned as the ADC in the duo lane. Few professional players today realize how terrifying Lucian's solo kill ability is in the solo lane. The time when Lucian is most likely to create a solo kill in the solo lane is often the wave of "leveling up to level 6".

Only three more soldiers left for Lucian to reach level 6. (End of this chapter)