Chapter 603
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"Syndra is rushing in, and the prince seems to be lying in wait. This is dangerous! Can Big Yellow react in time?"
"Wait, they slipped inside?"
The commentary's tone rose steadily as Gwent's tightrope-walking maneuvers on screen. He was reckless, everyone knew he was reckless. In a game where even they had almost given up, Wei Yan, who had only been a key player for half a year and was suddenly thrust into the spotlight, was demonstrating his unwavering spirit through his actions.
From initial confusion to later bewilderment, and finally to shock.
In just a few seconds, LPL viewers' hearts were pounding as he performed a Thomas Flair!
"How did he get in?"
"Kill Graves first! Kill Graves first!!!"
No one knows better than Khan just how terrifying the power Gwen can unleash from this spot inside the Dragon Pit is: a long-range killer, can't be hit from outside the circle, and can't be beaten from inside the circle. Even the current version of Graves is no match for him in close-quarters combat.
He tried to create distance, but the fatal flaw was that the prolonged rush on Baron had already left him with the Baron's debuff.
Q【Quickly cut randomly】
R [Pin-burst]
Like a barrage of needles raining down, the onslaught relentlessly targeted Graves and Ziggs. The unavoidable true damage within the confined terrain, combined with Baron's debuff, brought Gwen's damage to an unprecedented high during this period.
True damage, healing, and skill hit rate cooldown reduction
At this moment, Gwen was like a god of war in the dragon pit. People outside the pit dared not enter because of his W skill, while people inside the pit were unable to leave because of his "Rain of Flowers". No one expected that he would actually break the deadlock that seemed impossible by his own strength.
Canyon couldn't hold back any longer.
Even though he knew that waiting for Gwen's W skill to end before going in was the best option, he still had to go in at this moment. Huang's operation was simple, but also very cunning. While constantly forcing the Baron to output damage, he also tried his best to make his damage AOE to the Baron next to him.
Either you come in and punish the baron.
Or, we can all play a horror game and see whose feet this dragon will eventually land under.
DK dared not gamble.
So the prince went in, the bomb man came out with his W skill, and the Graves, who was less than half health, was the most pitiful, and was now being entangled fiercely.
The duration of the W formation was nearing its end, and all four of the Rain of Flowers ultimate abilities had missed. At this point, Baron had only 2000 health left, and Graves and Jarvan IV were barely alive. It seemed that all their efforts had come to an end.
Yes, there's a limit to how hard a person can try.
But if there are two people, shouldn't that be enough?
From beginning to end, TES has always used a relay-style approach, allowing players to take turns appearing. This is not a deliberate promotion, but rather the selection of the lineup itself determines the speaking time of different heroes at different times.
However, one thing is certain.
From the very beginning, Da Huang knew that he was not alone in coming to Longkeng to cause trouble. There was even a possibility that if he hadn't spoken up, the other party would have gone alone in silence. Now, he had simply intercepted the attack beforehand.
Gwen's light began to dim, but another light belonging to TES gradually shone brighter.
JKL.
Since his juniors hadn't given up, JKL, as the team's senior player in the second position, was naturally not the type to back down, so he also came.
Unlike Gwen, due to his short legs and lack of mobility, he arrived at a slower pace. Even now, he has only just reached the top of the Dragon Pit. Before him lies the devastation inside the Dragon Pit, and if he goes down, he will be blocked by Xu Xiu and Syndra. It seems that no matter which path he chooses, endless dangers await him.
Afraid?
Countless players have questioned why, as an AD carry, he dared to risk everything by flashing forward in S8.
Time flies and things change. When the same choice came before him again, the young JKL still retained his original innocence.
Have you ever thought about the consequences of failing to Flash Forward?
"I'm sorry, I didn't think of that!"
"Shh!"
The same hero, the same actions, a different position, different teammates—he made the same decision as before!
Xia flashed away!
The arrival of Wei Yan and Gwent had already exhausted the DK members, but the arrival of Xayah from the sky was the final straw that broke the DK's mental defenses.
AQ Gale, favored by Lady Luck, rewarded the brave with a critical hit.
R [Feathers Everywhere] is activated, slicing the enemy hero to death while simultaneously filling the entire entrance to the Dragon Pit with feathers.
Gwent, seemingly possessed, desperately tried to keep the Prince alive despite his low health. With Xayah and Gwent's combined attacks, Canyon's health bar was on its last legs. When Gwent finally collapsed in the dragon pit, unable to sustain her health, the Prince's health had also reached its lowest point.
At this moment, the Baron's health is 1300.
In that instant, Xu Xiu seemed to finally understand something. She tensed her body and shouted hoarsely into the team voice chat, "Dragon! They're not here to kill people! Their target is Dragon! Dragon!!!"
Punishment has a fixed health of 950.
With 1300 health remaining, the prince's health couldn't be held back any longer. He had to use his Smite, and now, the dragon pit was littered with Xia's feathers.
The moment of life and death has arrived.
With no other choice, the DK team could only unleash all their skills on Baron, as the 350 points of health lost would determine the outcome of the match.
Barbed hook, punishment, telekinesis, bouncing bomb
Countless skills converged on Baron Nashor in the dragon pit. This desperate move meant either the winner takes all or the loser eats the dust.
The dragon let out its final, mournful howl.
Above the canyon, system notifications were constantly being broadcast.
[TES_JKL kills DK_Khan]
DK_Canyon kills TES_Wayward
[TES_JKL kills DK_Canyon]
...
[TES_JKL kills Baron Nashor]
The accumulated burst of feathers scattered throughout the Dragon Pit ultimately surpassed the single-target skills of the other players. The massive, fatal damage inflicted when Baron succumbed was amplified, amplified, and amplified again under the deliberate editing of the LPL broadcast, until it reached a number that filled the entire screen and appeared before everyone's eyes:
-627
Final Chapter: Chapter Seventy-Five: A Salute to the King's Birth!
【Wei Yan!!! Ah Shui!!!】
[Two against four, how dare they?]
[A quick kill on the Graves, laying down feathers, pressuring his health, and then using a backhand hook to gamble on the dragon—such precise calculations.]
The moment Ah Shui flashed into the dragon pit, I felt like I was seeing IG from back in the day.
No one can describe the excitement that bursts forth from the bottom of their hearts. Winning against overwhelming odds is inherently heroic, and the tactical and strategic victory adds a touch of legend. This wave, no matter which player is in charge, may not be able to replicate its brilliance, because it is a "legendary moment" unique to each player.
After the dragon was captured, Ah Shui's Xayah was trapped in the dragon pit and was soon killed by Syndra and Bomber outside the pit.
But what's the use of that?
Even without looking at their teammates, they could vaguely sense each other's inner turmoil.
Why is it like this again?
Since S8, LPL teams have been under a strange curse.
RNG, considered the biggest threat in S8, fell, and they laughed, only to see IG emerge as a dark horse.
FPX, considered the biggest threat in S9, didn't face them, but IG, who stumbled all the way through the group stage, defeated them again, suffering a second defeat.
In S10, their DWG dynasty began to be established, and then... they encountered TES, who could almost be called their nemesis.
MSC, S10 World Championship, MSI, S11 Semifinals
One BO1, three BO5s, each time they were outmaneuvered by the opponent's schemes, each time they pushed the opponent to the brink only to have the player unleash their full potential. TES's four top laners have all successfully crushed them.
But why is this happening?
Are they not working hard enough?
Xu Xiu asked himself honestly, he had actually given enough, but when he thought about his efforts, he also thought about his team's support... Well, maybe the team was indeed a little bit lacking.
But surely it's not necessary to go to such lengths to provoke the other side.
Everyone has had their own personal hero moments. Even the worst professional player can have their moment of glory. So why is it that the opposing player's moments always seem to happen at the most opportune time?
You're cheating, aren't you!
"Wow, guys, this game's going to be a breeze, right?"
The people of Roland were dumbfounded.
Even he himself thought this game was going to end in losing the Baron, but his two teammates miraculously turned the tide and saved the day. Not only did they manage a 2-for-2 trade, but more importantly, they stole the Baron. Although none of them survived to get the Baron buff, at least they didn't let the other team get it.
And the whole team has 1500.
The naming strategy backfired, leaving the opponent with almost a minute of wasted time doing absolutely nothing – that's the allure of a top-tier professional player.
"Alright, alright, we've both used our Flash this time, so we'll have to wait another four minutes to fight."
JKL is used to it.
Anyway, no matter what he does, there's always a lot of controversy after the game. He gets criticized whether he carries the team, makes a mistake, or makes a bad play. He's long since become numb to it all. As the saying goes, "The wind blows away the eggshell, and the player is at peace." He has transcended all of this.
But Da Huang, oh, now we should respectfully call him Wei Yan.
He was still staring blankly at the screen in front of him, as if he couldn't believe that he had just made that play.
"Brother, am I famous now?"
"I don't know if I'm famous or not. I've been a live-in son-in-law for ten years, my wife ran away, and my father-in-law looks down on me. But they don't know that I'm a war god. Gather on the road in 30 seconds to join my guild and listen to me discuss my revenge plan!"
"???"
The enemy's economy remained unchanged, while our income was 1500, which rounds up to an extra 1000.
The economic advantage that DK had previously built up has almost disappeared after this wave. If it weren't for the fact that TES's core equipment was relatively expensive and their item build was a little short, the offensive initiative might have even changed hands at this point.
DK thinks TES is in a hurry now.
Having just won a major victory and favoring an offensive style, they are likely to become complacent and give their opponents another opportunity.
But they were wrong.