My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 397 Being treated like cattle or horses is fine, the problem is, will they be given grass?
In the very first round of the match, both sides immediately started showing off their fancy moves.

Let me mention this here.

Starting with version 13.10, items such as Guinsoo's Rageblade, Infinity Edge, Swift Blade, and Youmuu's Ghostblade will become Mythic items, which has led to a significant change in the entire League of Legends ecosystem.

Nobody knows what the answer is in this version, unlike the previous version where simply protecting the AD carry was enough to win.

This change is also the final change to the Mythic equipment.

The designer who proposed the Mythic outfit has been forced out of his job, and the new designer has made it clear that this is the last chance for the Mythic version.

then.

Soon, both sides selected their lineups.

TES: Top lane Renekton, Jungle Maokai, Mid lane Jayce, Bot lane Ziggs + Leona
V5: Top lane Rengar, Jungle Ivern, Mid lane Tristana, Bot lane Zarya + Neeko
"Ivern the Lion Dog?"

"Oh no, Teacher Da Meng is up to his old tricks again, guys."

This one.

The commentator was Wang Duoduo, who had been drinking fake alcohol and entered a drunken frenzy. When he got carried away, he would use all sorts of vulgar language and subconsciously try to create a dramatic effect for the show.

of course.

Every time he got "drunk," it just so happened that a normal female commentator was assigned to him.

after all
That one, like a demon descending from heaven, is truly the next line after the Tai Sui deity.

It has already been brought to life by a certain female commentator.

"You know what?"

"It seems like the other side has at least some understanding of how to use JKL."

After leaving the arena, Nofe was also deeply impressed by TES's draft picks.

While the mid-lane Jayce supplements the AD damage, the bot-lane Ziggs accelerates the pace of the game, clearly showing that he understands JKL well.

JKL might have some issues with his hero selection, but his hero pool is definitely not a problem.

Regardless of whether it will be effective or not, at least it's playable. First, give it to the top, mid, and jungle, then fill in the bottom lane. Under normal circumstances, the opponent definitely won't be able to keep up.

pity.

This game was unusual because V5 had Ruler in their bot lane.

Ruler's champion pool is equally impressive. You can play Ziggs if you want, but with this lineup, I can't possibly not understand what you're trying to do.
Fixed-point blasting with double poke, right?

arrangement!

Start.

Luo Ji chose to position himself in the bushes on the top lane.

His reputation as the "King of the Bushes" in the LPL has spread far and wide. This time, he's picking Rengar for the top lane, so let's see if the enemy dares to keep coming into the bushes to find him.

The Conqueror rune is the best choice against Renekton, no need to elaborate.

In theory.

This hero has no natural counters before level 6, but after level 6, all heavy armor warriors become natural counters.

But it doesn’t matter.

With Ivern, Rengar's benefactor, present in this game, as long as there are enough bushes, Rengar has a theoretically higher potential than his actual strength.

Both teams have rather humorous lineups.

One level.

Neither side chose to cause trouble.

Seeing the level 1 crocodile coming up from behind the minion wave, Luo Ji immediately chose to jump to the minion wave and use AQ to accumulate Ferocity points at the moment the minion waves met.

When the Ferocity value is 0, the first jump will automatically grant +1 Ferocity value. That is, the first time you jump out of the bush and press Q, you will already have two stacks of Ferocity.

Immediately afterwards, he started jumping on the crocodile opposite him.

Big Yellow didn't hold back at all. When it saw your Lion Dog jump over, it immediately used its W skill to bite it.

However, Luo Ji didn't care.

This kind of lane swap is normal. Most heroes will try to swap lanes with Renekton in the early game. First, it's harder to fight if you don't get a health advantage from Renekton in the early game. Second, Rengar has Brutal W in the early game and is not afraid of the opponent's burst damage.

"This hero is so annoying."

Big Yellow had already positioned itself as far away from the bushes as possible.

But no way.

The champion Rengar is even less common than Troll Warlord in the MSI finals, making him a difficult champion to play against. We can only watch helplessly as Rengar jumps up again in the next wave, mimicking the same move.

But this time.

It's not just as simple as AQ.

Instead, it's a double Q card.

Many people don't know why Rengar is so strong in the early game. It's because of his Q cooldown. Under normal circumstances, he can unleash three Qs before Conqueror is fully stacked: two normal attacks and one Brutalizer.

The principle is actually the same.

Knowing that you won't kill him, he frantically uses his Q skill to deal free damage. At level three, he can even kill someone with a double Q and he can heal with W.

Fortunately, the national champion Shih Tzu was quite famous in his early years, and many people had seen his videos, which prevented him from becoming a true underdog killer.

at the same time.

wild area.

Karsa played this game very easily.

If Rengar is considered an unpopular champion, then Ivern is practically wiped out, unlike the later versions where Ivern was buffed and specifically picked to counter jungle Karthus.

at the moment.

Ivern had actually not logged onto the field for over 1,900 days.

It was back in the original S13 era, when OMG faced LGD, that they only managed to win one game against LGD, which was about a month after the timeline in the book.

That was right around the time when "GeGe" (a nickname for a celebrity) was exposed, and the comments section joked that choosing Ivern was a tribute to "GeGe".

early stage.

Ivern's biggest fear is the enemy invading his jungle.

But your jungler this game is Maokai?
That.
There's no flaw left, bro~
In the early stages, neither jungler focused on causing trouble, but rather on farming.

TES believed that their targeted demolition strategy would give V5 a huge advantage in the mid-game, while V5's Luo Ji had already started marking the top lane, calling on Karsa to come and collect the loot after he finished farming.

"Hey bro, quick! The kid needs your help." "Don't yell, I'm Ivern, not Allen Iverson. This guy's jungle clearing speed is like this, even I have my limits."

2 minutes and 42 seconds Fast & Furious 4

This is Ivern's theoretical fastest speed.

of course.

This is the actual timeline speed of the fourth level, because in later versions, Riot Games changed the spawn speed of the second Smite. Previously, it was spawning at 1 minute and 30 seconds, but now it is spawning at 1 minute and 20 seconds.

and so.

The timeline in the book indicates that Ivern's theoretical speed-four time is actually three minutes. With Astral Insight, he can achieve a speed-four time of 2 minutes and 46 seconds with double Smite.

This is already an astonishing speed.

Normally, most junglers would have just finished clearing their fourth camp by this time, except for Karthus, who is usually able to clear his fifth camp.

but.

Kassa didn't push it to the limit; instead, he left a penalty.

While double Smite can allow the enemy jungler to make plays at least 30 seconds earlier, without Smite, Ivern can only wait helplessly when the Rift Scuttler spawns.

Even if only one was left.

When he started causing trouble at level three and above, he was already visibly leading the tree by more than ten seconds.

【Wait, is this jungle clearing efficiency reasonable?】

I've seen Karsa play this champion a few times, he's incredibly skilled (doge)

[Ueno is about to combine his armor, but from this position, it seems unlikely he can kill anyone, right?]

[I dreamt of a video call with Brother Ka. Don't worry about all the details, just watch quietly. They often manage to pull off something big.]

at the same time.

In the V5 voice chat, Karsa looked at the top laner's Renekton, who had three-quarters of his health remaining, and asked:

Are you sure it's okay?

"Believe me, I've watched BBGG's videos."

"?"

"No way, you watched a video and you want to replicate it!?"

Kasa was at a loss for words, but the die was cast and the arrow was already on the bowstring, so he had no choice but to go for it. As the Chinese saying goes, "Since we're already here," it's worth the risk for him to try this out.

Previously, V5 had always been in a push-pull mode.

Big Yellow, who thought the lane was not far from the tower and his health was temporarily safe, did not place a ward in the river immediately, and thus had no idea that Ivern had arrived so early.

He only saw the poodle jump out of the bushes once again.

After using A+ Brutal Q, move backward.

I can't ignore this big yellow. Top lane is a lane swap period. If you hit me and I don't hit you, I'm at a disadvantage. So I have to hit back no matter what.

So I just used EQ to charge in, since your ferocity level was already zero anyway.

They're going out right now.

Just as I landed and pressed A+W, a clump of grass suddenly sprouted from beneath my feet.

W [Wood Release: Grass World Advent]!
It's not just the grass.

The shield that suddenly appeared above Rengar's head, and Ivern's Q skill "Deep Rooted" that he threw out after appearing, made Big Yellow feel somewhat desperate.

He saw it.

However, since I pressed A and W together, the crocodile I was controlling was in the middle of the W skill's swing animation, so I couldn't cancel it at all.

He could only watch helplessly as he was immobilized by the Q skill.

then
It was in the bushes, where the Rengar, now with extra damage, was relentlessly attacking him.

"Fuck, there's someone!"

"Don't rush, you crocodile, run away from the bushes, they can't catch you."

"what?"

Big Yellow was startled for a moment.

Because right after Tian finished speaking to him, he saw that the enemy Ivern even planted a second bush right at the foot of his turret.

He had just used his second E skill to teleport back.

The next second, taking advantage of the effect of Ivern's first grass, the Rengar followed me out of the grass and jumped into the second grass.

Control E to launch and land with Q.

Take a hit from a defensive tower.

Seemingly realizing something was wrong, Da Huang didn't hesitate any longer and immediately used Flash again. However, although this Flash created distance, it still couldn't create more distance than the jumping distance of the Rengar in the second bush.

then
"Meow~"

Continue the attack.

Finish with the last Q skill.

V5, Mebius killed TES, Wayward
"Shh!"

The instant the kill was completed, a flash was used from Rengar, instantly ending the fight and returning him to the bush in front of the TES top lane turret where Ivern had planted him. He then triggered his passive and pounced again.

They successfully reached the minion wave and moved away from the turret's attack range.

Extreme escape!

【? ? ? 】

This wave of giving grass is outrageous.

[A champion with a full-star movement speed boost can't escape. If the Renekton had used his W skill under the tower, he might have had a chance, but unfortunately...]

[What kind of starting combination is this? They've even placed the grass under the enemy's turret, are they really just going to brute force a kill?]

The moment the screen went gray.

Da Huang felt a little dizzy.

He had indeed tried his best to stay away from the bushes, but they had planted grass under his tower, and the scene was so shocking that it looked as if the kidnappers had shoved gun barrels into his mouth.

He also wanted to run.

But there's no escaping it!
(End of this chapter)