LOL: Strange champion pool? Just tell me if you've won or not.

Ray slumped in his gaming chair.

I'm back, I'm back. That familiar feeling of being on the road to jail is back.

Just like the last game, dying even once feels like having one foot in jail.

Is League of Legends still playable like this? There's absolutely no room for error.

Ray is starting to question the meaning of life.

As fellow top laners, why is Arthur able to gain an advantage so easily?

at the moment.

Having exhausted all his resources, Shen no longer had the qualifications to compete with Fang Han.

If you dare to take a step forward and create some distance, the vampire will chase after you and attack you all the way.

Keep in mind that the vampires haven't used their ultimate ability yet, so if Shen dares to show his face, he's doomed.

"It's okay, I wasn't planning on letting Ray gain an advantage in this game anyway."

"Just stay under the tower. Even if you don't take these waves of minions, you won't fall behind by much, only a few hundred dollars."

The factory manager offered words of comfort.

Normally, being at a disadvantage of several hundred dollars in a lane matchup is unacceptable.

But in this situation, what Ray needs to do most is to stay calm and not let Arthur create another opening.

A disadvantage of a few hundred dollars is perfectly acceptable for EDG right now.

"Yeah, Ray, don't worry, the mid laner is very fed this wave."

"Just wait for the mid and jungle to get going, we'll focus on farming and developing our own strength."

"Just wait for me to carry, stay safe in the top lane and don't feed."

The other EDG members offered words of comfort.

Everyone knows that playing against Arthur is tough, so there's no intention to be too critical.

Losing to the world's number one is not shameful.

Anyway, letting Ray choose Shen was just to help him withstand pressure, and to give him a small problem.

His teammates' words of comfort helped Ray recover from his near-collapse.

The early collapses in the two games made him realize that he and Fang Han were indeed not on the same level.

As a fellow professional player, Arthur is far superior in every aspect.

"Okay, I'll hold on. I'm at full health under the tower, the vampire can't kill me."

"Once they reach level six, who would still stay in lane to lane against him?"

Ray spoke angrily, as if he were saying something in a fit of anger.

Okay, I give up, I really can't beat you online.

But so what? League of Legends is a team game for five people!

If I can't beat you, I'll go after your teammates!

You like to farm, then top lane will let you farm! I have my ultimate and teleport, I can go and mess with your teammates!

Once our mid and bot lane carries get fed, let's see if you can take on five of us!

Ray glared at the vampire who was happily farming minions, and gave a cold smile.

Go ahead and develop your character. Who can out-develop you? I'm just waiting to see who you can one-shot in team fights once you've developed well.

With both Janna and Shen on the team, even if you, Arthur, possess superhuman strength, you can't possibly kill either of them instantly!

No matter how sharp your holy sword is, you can't break through my defenses!

Ray's smile gradually twisted, and his hand holding the mouse trembled slightly.

Don't ask, the answer is that I was angered by Fang Hanqi.

All that's left to do is wait patiently for the CET-6 exam to arrive.

Once he reaches level six, it'll be Twilight Eye's turn to shine!

After returning home and buying a Killing Ring, Fang Han, who was leisurely farming minions online, suddenly realized something was wrong.

That's strange, where did Shen go? He's been gone for so long?

It wasn't until he pushed the minion wave across the river that he finally saw Shen, whom he had been longing for.

Shen stood motionless under the tower; anyone who didn't know better would think he had disconnected.

The audience was stunned.

"No, buddy, you're really not eating the thread anymore?"

"Playing on your phone while hanging under the tower? No, you can't play on your phone in professional matches."

"What does that mean? They're fighting amongst themselves? They're not fighting anymore?"

"Why bother playing League of Legends if you're just AFK under the tower? Just quit."

"You can't refund it, or the authorities will fine you."

"Another child crushed by King Arthur..."

"Please welcome the next challenger!"

"..."

Fang Han walked to the edge of the tower's attack range and flashed an emoji.

What minions should I farm and what lane should I push? Nothing beats the interaction and fun on the battlefield.

If this happened in ranked matches, Fang Han would have already started interacting with the players in the public chat.

But this is a professional arena, so we still need to follow the rules.

The journey was incredibly pleasant and harmonious.

The two top laners, one under the tower and the other in front of it, were exchanging a lot of emotes.

It's a pity that the emoji wheel can only carry a few emojis, otherwise the two of them would definitely have tried all the newly released emojis.

"Referee, can you call it passive play? I'm getting sleepy."

"Fang Shen said that he has never had such an easy laning phase in his life."

"That's right, the factory manager didn't even glance at it before setting off."

"Director, stop showing the camera on the bot lane fight."

"What a boring top lane matchup..."

"Has Fang Shen been possessed by Letme again?"

"Don't be so harsh on him, Letme can't possibly be thirty points ahead."

"..."

Before I knew it, I had a lead of more than 30 CS in the top lane.

However, Fang Han's advantage was not as great as in the previous game.

That's normal. No matter how well you farm minions, it's not as profitable as killing indiscriminately.

In contrast, the other two routes are incredibly exciting to fight on.

Needless to say, the bottom lane duo is basically a fight that starts as soon as they meet.

Uzi had been thoroughly humiliated by Varus and Janna in the previous few games, and was seething with anger with nowhere to vent it.

Having finally secured a strong bot lane duo, we absolutely must have a good fight.

Sure enough, only eight minutes into the game, four kills had already occurred in the bottom lane.

Xayah took two, while Varus and Janna each took one.

Because the bottom lane started fighting as soon as they came online, both junglers had to stay in the bottom half of the map.

As for the Azir and Cassiopeia in the mid lane, there's absolutely no need to worry.

Since both sides can accept peaceful development, neither side will choose to fight to the bitter end.

With the advantage of Tsar's long reach, Xiaohu could easily trade blows with the Snake Woman, making it almost impossible for her to fight back.

Scout doesn't matter.

After getting the first kill, the first thing he did upon returning home was to put on a small magic resistance item.

Don't ask, the answer is that he put Arthur's strategy from the last game into practice.

After completing the small magic resistance item, laning became incredibly comfortable.

The Tsar couldn't poke the Cassiopeia at all; even with his long reach, he could only use it to last-hit minions.

Cassiopeia can also focus on last-hitting minions and farming jungle camps without any worries, thus accelerating her development.

In this situation, both mid laners are confident in their ability to carry in the mid-to-late game, so the real test will come in team fights.

As a result, both junglers can only focus their strategies on the bottom lane.

I just reached level six.

Both junglers immediately headed to the bottom lane.

They're all clearly aiming to kill someone and then take the Baron.

When the two junglers met in the river, both Mlxg and Clearlove burst out laughing.

It's nothing, it's just that it feels a little difficult to hold my breath.

"Shi Senming! Let's engage!"

Mlxg took the initiative and turned off the lights.

Rakan activated his ultimate in the bottom lane bush, flashed out of the bush, and made a grand entrance, controlling Varus and Janna.

As the feathers began to fly, Xia immediately used her ultimate to adjust the position of the feathers, coordinating with Nightmare who flew in from the sky to unleash the first burst of damage.