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

Darius, the mighty Hand of Noxus, crashed to the ground, and the head that symbolized glory and victory was easily claimed by the explorer Ezreal.

It’s over, it’s all over now!

Kiin sighed helplessly, put his arms behind his head, stared blankly at the ceiling, and had a faint bitter smile on his lips.

Who knows what this guy is thinking right now? Maybe he's regretting his mistake just now, or maybe he's figuring out how to deal with the difficult situation ahead.

However, no matter what thoughts were churning in Kiin's mind, a cruel fact was already before him—Darius, the Noxian Hand he controlled, was completely "disconnected" in the early stages of this fierce battle.

Even if the enemy team stops targeting him and allows him to farm safely in lane, it will probably take him at least ten minutes to make up for the gap he fell behind before he can play his due role again!

At that moment, a crucial question arose in everyone's mind:

Will RNG let him off so easily? The answer is undoubtedly no!

Despite EZ and Shen securing kills, they showed no intention of returning to the bottom lane, choosing instead to remain in the top lane.

Judging from their unwavering stance, these two seem determined to completely destroy the top lane and render Darius utterly useless in this match!

RNG's bot lane duo worked together to launch a fierce attack on the enemy top laner Darius. With their seamless teamwork, they easily put Darius, who was already at a disadvantage and had no summoner spells, into a desperate situation.

These days, Darius can't even reliably last-hit a minion, let alone just get close to the minion wave to sniff out that meager experience point; it seems like an unattainable dream.

Given the current situation, even if the game continues until the very end, let alone within the last ten minutes, this poor Darius will likely be unable to make a sound.

Having long understood this cruel reality, Kiin's face was now filled with despair, as if the end of the world had already arrived.

When Darius once again waited to respawn in his own fountain and staggered out of his own high ground, Kiin, who was controlling the champion Darius, could no longer see any light in his eyes; there was only endless confusion and deep helplessness.

The other AFS members turned their attention to the brutal scene in the top lane, a wave of anxiety and helplessness washing over them. They watched helplessly as their top laner was relentlessly crushed by the opponent, his health steadily declining, but they couldn't come up with an effective countermeasure.

Meanwhile, the situation in the middle lane is also not optimistic.

Anivia's passive skill was destroyed in the first intense battle!

This means it has lost an important layer of survival protection, and at this point, it has also exhausted both of its summoner spells (Flash and Ignite, etc.).

As a result, facing the powerful vampire, Anivia could no longer bravely step forward to suppress him and exchange health with him as she had before.

Because if Anivia makes even the slightest reckless move, Vladimir can seize the opportunity to coordinate with the jungler Graves and easily kill Anivia, who has lost her passive ability and is powerless to fight back.

After all, without the passive resurrection ability, the Ice Bird is far too fragile and cannot withstand the combined attack of the two enemies.

"Dude, I really want to help you, but I just can't get away from it."

"After the vampire finishes pushing the lane, head to the top lane. Take care of yourself."

Kuro's tone was filled with deep apology, as if endless guilt was about to overflow from his words.

Seeing the current dire situation on the top lane, he felt deep remorse and knew that he bore a heavy responsibility that he could not shirk.

Looking back at the very beginning of the game, if he had been a little more cautious at level one and hadn't given up the first blood so easily, perhaps the top lane wouldn't be in such a miserable situation now, completely isolated and helpless, at the mercy of others.

However, reality is cruel and ruthless, and no amount of self-blame and regret can change what has already happened.

At this point, the situation in the mid lane had become extremely precarious. The mid laner was being suppressed by the opponent to the point of almost being unable to breathe, and even protecting himself was a problem, let alone supporting other lanes.

Sejuani, who plays in the jungle, is in a similarly difficult situation. Her movements in the top half of the map are severely restricted, and she can even be said to be completely afraid to venture into it.

On the other side, Graves, having cleared a round of jungle monsters, was riding high on his success.

He was not only far ahead of his opponents in level, but his equipment was also significantly superior.

This huge advantage means that if Sejuani encounters Graves in the jungle, she has no choice but to flee.

Because of the vast difference in strength between the two sides, if they were to force a fight, Sejuani would only face a tragic death.

From a distance, the only place where everyone's attention was focused seemed to be AFS's bot lane Xayah and Rakan duo, who had a slight advantage.

This combination can easily dominate Kled in the early to mid-game.

After all, dealing with a Kled who has no Flash and obvious weaknesses is a piece of cake for Xayah and Rakan.

They were especially delighted when they discovered that Kled didn't even have Flash.

Because in this way, as long as they grasp the timing and operational skills well, even if Kled dares to charge forward recklessly, as long as he misses even one skill, Xayah and Rakan can quickly use their skills to counterattack.

However, Fang Han knew very well that now that he had lost the personal ability boosts granted by the system within his body, he absolutely could not easily take any risks or make any adventurous attempts.

A slight misstep could cause the situation to spiral out of control instantly, leading to utter ruin.

Therefore, at this moment, he must remain highly vigilant and calm, carefully observe his opponent's every move, and find the best countermeasure.

Don't ask questions, just transform into Yan Junze and duo queue under the tower and the turret.

If I can't beat you, can't I at least play it safe?

Fang Han's lips curled up.

However, staying under the tower means that you are destined to fall behind in last hits.

Sure enough, only six minutes into the game, Fang Han was already thirty strikes behind Xia.

This was the first time Fang Han had been out-farmed by the opposing team in a match.

You should know that before today, he was always the one who suppressed others, and he was never the one who was suppressed by others.