I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

And yet, three water dragons appeared. Although I usually wish the opponent would always have water dragons and wind dragons when they have the advantage, three of the same ones in a row is just too damn outrageous.

There was no other way but to force a team fight and gain an advantage. Without hesitation, the red team instantly gathered in the mid lane. If they could initiate a team fight and establish an advantage before the dragon spawned, the enemy team wouldn't be able to secure the third water dragon.

Everyone knows that if the opposing team gets three Water Dragons this game, it won't be Summoner's Rift anymore; it'll be Water Dragon Paradise!

红色方的集合自然也引来了蓝色方的防守。终归还是分段的问题，黄金大神们从来不会拒发,于，群！9；8"0？2！0？5，8，？5。6绝正面团战。

For them, there's nothing they can't win in one wave of battle; if there is, they'll just fight another wave.

The already narrow mid lane instantly transformed into a terrifying inferno. On one side, mushrooms stealthily descended, turning their own side into a minefield, while on the other side, hook champions like Blitzcrank and Thresh were constantly swooping in and out. The entire mid lane was a chaotic mess, with all sorts of skills flying back and forth.

Soon, the opposing team seized the opportunity.

Thresh's hook successfully hit Leona, who was positioned too far forward.

"Holy crap, I've been hooked."

"Don't panic, just attack!" To be honest, the opposing team's lineup is severely lacking in damage output. As long as we keep an eye on the Juggernaut, they're almost guaranteed to win. With that, he marked the Juggernaut.

Receiving the message from the strong player, Sister Zhou immediately calmed down. Leona is extremely durable in this version; even Thresh's full combo, combined with her teammates' damage, only took away half of her health. She then unleashed her ultimate, Solar Flare, freezing the distant Caitlyn in place.

Seeing the team fight break out, Luo Fei, controlling Draven, prepared for his own show. In a mere Gold rank, finding a damage dealer position was a piece of cake. Now it was time to witness his spectacular performance carrying the team.

"Shh!"

A flash of light appeared. Just as he found the perfect spot, a hook suddenly appeared in front of him, dragging him away violently.

Robot's Q!

Luo Fei was so focused on the Sword Saint's position that he completely overlooked the Blitzcrank's performance. The mid-lane Blitzcrank actually had a very impressive game, but his kill count was lower than the Sword Saint's, resulting in mostly assists and a seemingly average performance.

As a long-time Gold player, the bot is essentially their main hero. For a dedicated player, whether or not they get their main hero makes a world of difference.

Just like Westgate's Fizz. The shallower his champion pool, the stronger his main champion. The same applies to Blitzcrank.

The perfect Flash Hook hit the biggest threat, Draven, squarely.

R silences, E knocks the enemy away.

They gave no chance whatsoever, maintaining a tight control chain and waiting for teammates to come and deal damage.

"Damn it, I got hooked too. Where are my teammates? Teammates, please save me!" Looking at the dead end before him, Luo Fei fell into despair.

PY: The Slime User Manual

They're all newbies, and it seems there are even posts about them on the forum. Newbies are easy to bully.

Section 61, Chapter 59: Was this wave not mine in the carry position?

The fact that the blue team's most important carry was pulled away speaks volumes. Once he dies, the Sword Saint can create distance, wait for his teammates to separate the Rammus, and then engage – it's practically a guaranteed massacre.

This is definitely his fault. He got cocky, thinking he was playing in a high-level game, and didn't pay much attention to the threat of the bots.

However, there is still hope.

Sona, as the mid-laner, finally had a chance to shine. Although her current score is 1/7, it doesn't stop her from having the ability to turn the tide of battle.

If you flash in and use your ultimate to buy him a second, and then use your DF combo to regroup with your teammates, you might be able to escape this situation, or even launch a counterattack.

Having finally found a chance to redeem herself, Sona was naturally not going to miss it.

"Whoosh!" A flash instantly closed the distance between him and Draven.

The ultimate skill, "Dance of the Night," was unleashed. A yellow sonic wave emanated from Sona's hands. If this ultimate skill had given Draven a moment to reposition, the team fight would have taken a completely different turn. Seeing his mid laner so self-aware as to flash in and use his ultimate, Luo Fei was moved to tears.

"See that? That's what teammates are like. They'll decisively step in to save you when you make a mistake. Those who immediately run away when they realize something's wrong are all traitors." With that, he pressed his fingers firmly against the DF buttons, ready to unleash a skill at any moment.

"Bang!"

To be fair, this time Sona finally unleashed a perfect ultimate. How perfect? ​​So perfect that she threw it in the opposite direction, startling Master Yi, who had been watching Sona's movements, into flashing out of his way.

For a moment, the entire room fell silent.

This. . .

"Received a hint, sob sob~"

"To be honest, I didn't expect this reverse to be so big."

"If there had been even one mistake in this play, Sona would have landed her ultimate on the enemy."

"I'm completely dumbfounded. I could understand if you said something off-topic, but you're directly paying homage to Wei Shen in reverse?"

Forget the chat, even Luo Fei himself was dumbfounded. The enemy mid laner flashed and hooked the carry, but his own mid laner, with no one harassing him, entered the fray and used his ultimate in the opposite direction? He couldn't even figure out if this idiot was paying homage to Sun Yalong or Wei Shen; this was just too ridiculous.

After that counter-ultimate combo, Draven had no room to maneuver, so he didn't even bother using summoner spells. He made a couple of token auto-attacks before being one-shotted by Master Yi. As for the clueless Sona? Naturally, she couldn't escape the fate depicted in fanfiction. A perfectly good team fight turned into a one-sided massacre.

Draven fell, Sona fell, and Leona, who was the first to be engaged on, also succumbed. Only the tanky Rammus remained, retreating while taking hits, relentlessly pursued by the five opposing players.

This rout coincided perfectly with the Baron Nashor spawning at 20 minutes. With Rammus dead and Baron Nashor secured, the enemy team was about to take off! Thinking about this, Luo Fei and Zhou Jie couldn't help but feel a sense of despair. With teammates this incompetent, how could they possibly win after the enemy team got Baron Nashor?

Wait a minute!

Did they miss something?

Where's Teemo?

Holy crap, where did Teemo go?

Luo Fei, belatedly realizing what was happening, finally spotted a Teemo quietly crouching behind the first tower. He was already in stealth, calmly watching the Rammus being chased and attacked, and then marked his surroundings.

There were seven or eight mushrooms all around him.

"Holy crap, when did this guy put so many mushrooms here?" Luo Fei was completely dumbfounded. After all, there hadn't been any kills in the top lane, and Teemo had been quiet the whole time, so he'd been overlooked. Now, looking back, he'd turned the entire area from the mid turret to the second turret into a minefield?

hiss~

This looks like something I could pull off!

Unlike the other lanes, Teemo spent almost 20 minutes farming minions and even managed to get some team gold. The mushrooms are incredibly numerous now, if not ridiculously so. With so many mushrooms, wouldn't they completely wipe out the enemy team?

Sure enough, the script was exactly as he had imagined.

Seeing the last remaining, low-health Anton, the five members of the red team couldn't control themselves. After all, if they could just kill this turtle, they could flip the card! The Ancient Relic was right in front of them! What if they got lucky and got it in one go? Wouldn't that be a guaranteed graduation? Just thinking about how they would brag to the others made the five members of the red team feel their blood surging, and they ignored the tower in front of them and continued to rush into the tower.

They have five people now, five against one, tell me how they can lose?

nonexistent.

I just finished speaking.

"Oh!"

The Sword Saint, who was at the forefront, stepped on two mushrooms in a row, and his health bar instantly dropped to almost zero.

???

what's going on?

The Sword Saint player was completely dumbfounded. Due to the slow effect of his ultimate, he could only see the explosion on the screen and the sudden drop in his health bar. He was so frightened that he immediately activated his W after casting his Q skill.

"Holy crap! There's an ambush!"

Before he could even speak, his four teammates rushed into the range of the first tower. The already cramped tower felt even smaller with five people crowding in. Naturally, all the scattered mushrooms were triggered one after another.

"Oh!"

"Oh!"

"Oh!"

What's so annoying about Teemo? It's that once he gets a Liandry's Torment, even if you have one more major item than him, you feel a strange pain and disgust. And now, Teemo's items are almost the same as theirs. That means this is a real-life minefield.

Almost all eight mushrooms in the entire area were trampled.

At this moment, Teemo finally emerged from stealth, saw Janna being constantly pinged by Draven on the map, and took her down with a single Q skill.

"Nice!"

Seeing Janna fall, Luo Fei finally breathed a sigh of relief and began marking his next target, Thresh.

This is a guaranteed win, so naturally we need to keep as many people alive as possible. Janna, with her ultimate, must be killed first. Thresh has a lantern; even if he escapes, he can still take someone with him. We should kill these two first if possible.

As for the policewoman? Don't ask, she's already been killed in the explosion.

Isn't it common knowledge that ADCs die from unknown AOE attacks in team fights? What's so strange about that?

Whether it was because he saw that Draven was one of the only two carries on his team, or because his own awareness was really good, Teemo was inexplicably obedient this game, attacking whichever target was marked, acting like a mere utility player.

In the end, with only the robot escaping, the two sides managed to achieve a four-for-four exchange, forcibly defying fate and successfully changing their destiny.

"666666"

"Teemo has done a great job; this minefield is amazing."

"Look at your teammates, and then look at yourself. How come there's such a big difference?"

"These trash streamers win by doing nothing; I could do that too."

Everyone was ecstatic. As one of only two carry players, he was the first to die in the entire match, and then he transformed into a fountain commander, frantically directing his teammates on how to fight. They were all too familiar with this situation.

Seeing the screen full of mockery, Luo Fei revealed a disdainful smile.

"You guys don't know anything. I was the one who carried this whole thing, okay?"

"Look!"

"I can predict Teemo's moves, which is like I'm playing Teemo myself, like I'm the one carrying the game. Am I right, guys?"

PS:

1. Dear dads, please help me! This is the first time I've managed to get on the click list. Whether I can get recommended and promoted this week depends on your help QAQ

2. Thank you for the first book list and the first negative review last night. I almost got accused of spamming reviews because I was going to give all positive ones. Also, I'm just a Frankenstein's monster, please don't kill me!

3. Today's PY:

How did it turn into a river crab?!

Haha~, I've hooked up with a pro! No need for an introduction, we're practically family. My butt's been a little sore lately though...

Section 62, Chapter Sixty: Starch Self-Management