A level 6 female police officer naturally lacks one skill compared to others, making her gameplay less effective.

No, we need to call for outside help.

Caitlyn: Can the jungler gank bot lane? AD doesn't have Flash, so the kill is yours.

Master Yi: OK

After a quick chat, the enemy bot lane started giving up the lane and patiently waited for their jungler to arrive. They couldn't win 2v2, but they could surely win 3v2, especially against a Master Yi player with 3 kills.

The policewoman's admission of weakness quickly caught the attention of Luo Fei and Sister Zhou.

"The other side is backing down, I feel like the jungler is coming." Looking at her wards on cooldown, Zhou Jie was also struggling with whether to play it safe and play passively. But she had finally managed to turn the tide against the other side, and if the jungler didn't come, the enemy would have a hard time farming under the tower. She was a little reluctant to give up.

"It's alright, he's just a master, don't worry." Ignoring her completely, he unleashed another axe imbued with his Q skill, slamming it hard into the Caitlyn who was trying to last-hit a minion.

"But he has three heads, we can't beat him."

"There's really nothing to be afraid of. So what if he's a Sword Saint? Can he backflip with sword energy or have six swords behind him? In this kind of situation, a Sword Saint might at most increase his teammates' confidence by 25%, which is utterly useless."

However, it's always good to be on the safe side.

Thinking about it, he opened his chat window: Hello? Anton? Yes, there's a Sword Saint here who wants to go up the mountain alone, hurry up and take him down!

PY: A Dimensional Journey Starting from Bilibili

This author seems to be just a newbie at LV4. Please be kind, LV5 and LV6.

Section 59, Chapter Fifty-Seven: I'm coming clean, I am...

As regulars in high-ranking games, both junglers were quite clear on the situation. Whether this game would result in a win or a loss depended entirely on which side had fewer unlucky players. To be honest, they were genuinely baffled by this lineup.

The only two damage dealers on the red team are Master Yi and Caitlyn. The others, like Thresh, Blitzcrank, and Janna, are all supports. Since AD ​​carries are practically useless in this patch, their composition is essentially a three-protect-one Master Yi lineup.

Before the Sword Saint was reworked, this kind of lineup could at best beat Luke, and even struggling to defeat a bird would be difficult.

So initially, the Sword Saint didn't want to go down. He'd finally gone from a 25% traitor to a 34% traitor; if he just went down, wouldn't he lose face? But Draven without Flash was just too good, so he was reluctant to go down.

On the other hand, the dragon turtle had absolutely no choice.

Their damage dealers are Teemo and Draven. The mid-lane Sona can't deal much damage unless she has a huge advantage; in the late game, she can only use her W to heal, and at best, she can go back to her Sona home and do some side jobs like acting in a few doujinshi.

So the opposing jungler was asked to leave the game, while he was forcibly called down by his own AD carry. Turtle felt wronged and had no choice at all.

After both junglers took their positions, the positioning of the female police officer and the female jungler gradually became subtle. It felt like someone who had always been very conservative was suddenly hesitant and evasive, occasionally giving you hints and hope, almost like Yako bluntly telling you to hurry up and make your move, and I'll just lie down and not resist.

To paraphrase a certain pink-themed P-word app, it's like the tacky glasses and twin tails that gentlemen love suddenly transforming into a sexy, black-stockinged, big-breasted girl, then stubbornly begging for... well, you know.

Of course, this little trick couldn't fool Luo Fei and Sister Zhou at all. One was a future theoretical master and professional player, and the other was an active LCK host. If they could fall for such a simple trick, they might as well quit playing professionally and go home to raise pigs.

"How to say?"

"Let's put on an act, we can afford to drag it out." Luo Fei was more than happy to see this happen.

Since we're all at level five anyway, if you don't make a move, I won't either. It's just flirting, right? Who's afraid of who?

Having determined her strategy, Shufen's Japanese-style movements perfectly exemplified what true female acting is. Each step she took exquisitely portrayed the feeling of wanting to go for it yet hesitating, keeping her opponent on the edge of their seat and leaving them in a limbo.

This is insane! Even the Sword Saint was dumbfounded.

Dude, you're playing Leona! Two cute girls, Caitlyn and Janna, are already probing you from within your E range, why aren't you engaging?

You can't blame him for being anxious. Putting aside the possibility of the bot lane suddenly reaching level 6 while farming, if Draven does reach level 6, his fighting power is completely different from Caitlyn's. Even if he doesn't reach level 6, he and the enemy Rammus are both level 5. Rammus can drag the game out and even if he falls behind early, he can still play a utility role. But if he drags the game out, he'll be useless in the early to mid-game, especially since he's the team's only carry.

After waiting a few more seconds, Master Yi realized he couldn't wait any longer. He marked the enemy and emerged from the river bush. Janna on the other side also activated her W skill to keep the enemy in place. If the game dragged on any longer, Master Yi's rhythm would be ruined.

"Finally couldn't hold back anymore? Wow, here we go!" Seeing the opponent's attack, Luo Fei's lips curled into a light smile. No matter how powerful your Sword Saint is, you can't clear the Anton Raid alone. Accept your fate!

He pulled back slightly into the bush, and the enemy Janna immediately flashed and used her wind spell to knock up Luo Fei's Draven, who was then stunned by Leona's Q. Seeing that Leona had used her Q, Master Yi, who was at a good distance, immediately used his Q to close the gap. It was a 3v2 situation; they couldn't lose no matter how they fought.

Yes, that's what he originally thought.

But the moment he landed, he was suddenly taunted, and he gradually realized something was wrong. Where did Draven and Leona get their taunt skills?

Soon, he discovered the culprit: a miniature version of Anton, which had quietly slipped out of the bushes and appeared in front of him.

What the hell!

"What are you doing here?" The Sword Saint was dumbfounded.

There's no reason for that. He clearly brought a true sight ward when he came and saw that there was no ward. How did he guess that he was going to catch it? Judging from the level 5 turtle that came out of that location, it must have been waiting for a long time, just like him.

Could this be... a sting operation?

Whatever it is, the Sword Saint can no longer escape.

As a Juggernaut player, there are two heroes that he hates to encounter the most.

One is Rammus, whose rolling speed is as fast as an animal. Fighting him before you have four items is like fighting yourself. Moreover, this thing builds pure armor in the early game, making it incredibly tanky while also dealing high damage. Juggernaut simply can't withstand it.

Another example is the old Doom before the rework. Countless Juggernaut players have definitely experienced the infamous scene of going in with all sorts of movement speed buffs, only to be hit with a Fear and forced to run back five Flash distances.

Now he ran into Turtle early on. With 3 kills in hand, Master Yi couldn't vent his anger at all. He was directly taunted, pulled by Leona, and controlled. Then Draven followed up with a Pathfinder Axe to forcibly interrupt his W, and then a basic attack with Q activated took down Master Yi who had flashed away.

The fattest spot died instantly in just a few seconds.

After dealing with the Sword Saint, the three turned their attention to Janna, who also had a large body and had used Flash, and immediately took her down. According to reports from the scene, the scene was extremely chaotic, with only a female police officer left trembling under the tower.

A meticulously planned three-man gank turned into a 0-for-2 exchange by the opposing team. This was a huge win for them.

"666666"

"It's starting, it's starting, this is going to be a massacre."

"The Japanese actress's acting is so good, if I were on the other side, I probably would have fallen for her too."

"There's something there, miss. This is nothing like that silly streamer who can't even pick up an axe and just relies on his teammates."

To be honest, the difference in performance between the bot lane and support is too obvious. They hired you to carry their female teammates to higher ranks, but your role as a carry isn't even as impactful as a support's. How can you justify that?

Just as Luo Fei saw the message in the barrage and was about to have a good argument with these idiots about how much of an effect his command had, a message suddenly popped up in the lower left corner of the screen, catching his attention.

Wuji Sword Saint (All): Who are you guys? Are you just smurfs playing on alternate accounts?

The Sword Saint couldn't understand it more and more. He, a Diamond gatekeeper, should have been dominating the Gold-level low-skill game. How come he was caught off guard in the first gank? And this prediction was not Gold level. Was this another Diamond gatekeeper coming down to smurf?

Seeing this, Luo Fei immediately understood that his identity had been exposed. Since that was the case, there was no need for him to hide it anymore.

Honor Executioner (All): I didn't expect you to find out after all. Fine, I'll lay my cards on the table.

I am the Chaldea Master, the Hyperion Captain, the Griffin Commander, the Rhodes Island Doctor, and the Azur Lane Commander. I also served as an Onmyoji for the Arad Warriors and Heian-kyo. Please tell your teammates they are doomed!

PY:

I'm recommending the book "Heroic Spirits Are My Online Class Teachers," and the author is definitely a master who's better than me.

Section 60, Chapter 58: Where are my teammates?

In an instant, he exposed all his identities, and he finally experienced the thrill of being a protagonist in a showdown story.

To be honest, if it weren't for the character limit in typing, he would have liked to add "successor of socialism" to the list. See, isn't his status just that noble?

"???"

"What the hell are you talking about? What is all this nonsense?"

"You only understood one Arad Warrior? You're also a VIP player?"

"Another fat otaku from Arad, steamed goose heart for four vegetarian dishes."

Since it was 16, many games at that time were obviously not as famous as they would become later, and some had not even been created yet. During the entire 10 years of League of Legends, only City Braves accompanied it through that long decade.

After boasting, Luo Fei immediately took down the first water dragon. Judging from the runes on the wall, the next one would also be a water dragon.

"This dragon draw wasn't great, both of them are water dragons." Sister Zhou glanced at the next dragon. This dragon draw was clearly not very good. In the S6 version, water dragons are really useless unless all three are maxed out.

Wait a minute, didn't a well-known commentator also propose the 8-minute water dragon advantage theory?

"It's alright. As long as we control the water dragon coming from behind, it's still somewhat useful." Draven, who had just returned home with two kills, pulled out a Greatsword again. It didn't really matter what dragon he was fighting with this one. With Rammus around, he wasn't too worried about the Master Yi's dive. As long as he didn't feed carelessly, he still had a good chance of winning this game.

"You're dreaming. Three water dragons? Do you think you're some kind of lucky king?"

"I'm not exactly lucky, but it's because of you, Zhou Jie. Trust me, as long as you're here, the next one will definitely be a Water Dragon." With a strange undertone, Luo Fei was absolutely certain that this game would be a three-Water Dragon situation.

With Sister Zhou here, how dare you, Xiao Long, disrespect her? She's Sister Shui Long. Even if you don't give her face, I, the dignified jungler of WE, am destined to inherit the title of "Son of the Dragon." Even Da Long (the dragon) gives me face, how dare you not?

"Although I don't quite understand what you're saying, something just feels off." With a woman's intuition, Shufen felt a strange malice descending upon her.

Over the next few minutes, the Master Yi, having suffered a setback, completely abandoned his bot lane. Leaving aside the possibility that the enemy would anticipate his arrival and allow the Crucible to counter-gank, Draven's current items—BF Sword and Pickaxe—made him hesitant to continue venturing down into the bottom lane.

Seriously, with this lineup, wouldn't it be better to just gank top lane ourselves?

Thresh has four abilities, three of which are crowd control, and he also has a lantern that provides mobility. If Blitzcrank is going mid against Sona, wouldn't it be a guaranteed one-hit kill? So why would he even bother going bot lane? Bot lane doesn't even have any crowd control!

The Sword Saint player was filled with deep self-blame, probably because he had been smurfing for too long and couldn't even see something so simple.

then,

The next Blademaster player started endlessly ganking and withdrawing.

You're a mid-lane Sona, incredibly squishy and with low damage, who else would we gank if not you? As for top lane, forget it, there are mushrooms everywhere, he doesn't have much of a chance.

On the contrary, Rammus, after realizing that his bot lane was the carry, decisively became a dog for the bot lane and started to gank them in various ways.

In no time, both the Sword Saint and Draven were rapidly upgrading their equipment.

Since the focus here is on the lower half of the map, and the second dragon is also a water dragon, the Sword Saint has no intention of contesting it. Very smoothly, Luo Fei's side secured the second water dragon. The third one that was about to spawn was, as expected, also a water dragon.

"Hiss~ You're the prophet?"

"Is the Sword Saint dumbfounded? He's been letting his opponent win by giving him the first tile?"

"With Rammus and three Water Dragons, the enemy team can forget about playing. Thornmail, Hextech Gunblade, and full tank build, how can the enemy team even fight?"

"You're truly the chosen one. Are we really playing the same game?"

That's insane! What kind of incredible luck is this?

Your teammates pick randomly, and the enemy team picks randomly too. Then, the enemy team has a Juggernaut, and someone on your team actually wants to play Rammus. The most ridiculous thing is that they said they'd get three Water Dragons, and they actually got three Water Dragons? Is this game yours to run? Even the system is helping you?

The situation on the field undoubtedly dealt a devastating blow to the red team. The third dragon spawned only about 20 minutes ago, at which point the Juggernaut would at most have two items plus attack speed boots. Now, the enemy Rammus has already built Thornmail, making his output environment extremely unfavorable.

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