The Road to Godhood in Honor of Kings

"Ah!" Han Xin swung his spear wildly, triggering his passive skill after unleashing it. Although Han Xin clears jungle camps quickly, his damage isn't very high, so he's generally not as good as Liu Bei or Li Bai at taking down dragons. However, Han Xin is quite good at stealing dragons. Moreover, while Han Xin's dragon-slaying speed isn't exactly super fast, it's not slow either, much faster than Luna's.

So, Zhao Yun took the top lane and pushed the lane, while the other four players focused their attacks on the Tyrant in the Tyrant's area. Don't be fooled by the Tyrant's size; it's actually a big but clumsy monster with little damage and its control effects aren't as strong as the Lord's. Its only advantage is that it's very powerful. Even if it's not the Dark Tyrant, the regular Tyrant is still very powerful and will take a while to defeat. In the late game, the Lord's health isn't much higher than the Dark Tyrant's.

The Tyrant's health was dropping rapidly. Although it was the second one, its health was no more than the first one. Moreover, the damage from the group was not low, and the Tyrant's health was about to reach zero. At this moment, Han Cheng knew that the enemy would make a move soon. However, in order to make the enemy initiate a team fight, he had to make them complacent first.

So Han Cheng had Xu Xiaomeng's Lanling King hide in the bushes and then activate his ultimate skill. As long as the enemy appeared, they would inevitably be unable to resist starting a team fight if they saw three people fighting the dragon. However, with Lanling King added, it might be risky to fight four against five. Moreover, Ye Bing's Zhang Liang is mainly a utility hero and does not have much output ability, so he also lacks magic AoE damage. Therefore, if they directly fight the enemy, the chances of winning are not very high. On the contrary, they might lose.

However, even so, Han Cheng firmly believed that even if he lost, so what? Miracles don't lie in having superpowers or incredible skills, but in having a confident heart.

The Tyrant's health was about to be within range of a Smite attack when several arrows suddenly flew in. It was Ying Zheng from the opposite side who activated his ultimate skill from a distance. Sure enough, the enemy team was preparing to engage. As a result, the five enemy players swarmed forward. However, Li Bai's figure was still nowhere to be seen, as if he was preparing before going in.

"It seems like the other team is going to target me." Ye Bing said calmly, unable to help but reveal a bitter smile. He was just a support, why did they have to target him first? Wouldn't it be better to target Lu Ban No. 7 first?

Han Cheng was initially worried that they might lose this team fight, but the fact that the opposing team prioritized attacking Zhang Liang was quite unusual. Just how ruthless were they towards Zhang Liang? The damage from the four of them was very high, and even though Zhang Liang had enough R, he couldn't last more than a few seconds before being killed. However, the opposing team would also suffer heavy losses; almost no one survived except for Li Bai. Just as Han Xin was about to take down the Tyrant, Li Bai finally appeared. He was waiting for the four members of Team Tol to use their skills. Without skills and buffs, it wasn't impossible for him to get a pentakill, but was that even possible?

However, the Tyrant was stolen by Li Bai. This guy had already prepared his ultimate skill, and while dealing damage to the TOL team members, he also stole the Tyrant, which really angered Han Cheng and the other team members, since they had been fighting over the Tyrant for a while.

Since that's the case, let Li Bai pay the price.

Han Xin used a dash to jump behind Li Bai, intending to reach the location where Li Bai would release his first skill. In order to steal the dragon, Li Bai had to wait for the few seconds after his ultimate skill was unbanned, so the starting position of his first skill wouldn't be too far away. As expected, Han Xin successfully cut off Li Bai's retreat, but that didn't mean Han Xin was able to kill Li Bai.

However, don't forget that Han Xin wasn't the only one who wanted Li Bai dead. On the top lane, Zhao Yun had already broken through the enemy's high ground tower. If the enemy's respawn time wasn't too long, they would probably have already won in one wave.

Suddenly, Lanling Wang emerged from the shadows. He had been waiting for a long time and was now preparing for this fatal blow.

"Competing for fans with someone who's about to die is really not fulfilling." Lanling King, already equipped with Boots of Swiftness, was incredibly fast thanks to his passive ability. He quickly caught up with Han Xin and Li Bai. His second skill slowed Li Bai, who was being launched into the air by Han Xin, and his ultimate stunned Li Bai. The two combined their attacks to bring Li Bai to low health, but Lanling King's first skill dealt so much damage that he finished him off. Xu Xiaomeng had originally intended to let Han Xin get the kill…

"Zhang Liang died this time, but we still lost the team battle..." the team member said.

"Don't say that. We can lose the team fight, but Zhang Liang must die..." Another teammate winked at this teammate, signaling him not to anger Yi Bing. Yi Bing smiled faintly and said, "We lost. I let my emotions get the better of me. There were only four people on the other side, and we still lost."

"It's okay, we still have another match. Don't even dream about winning the championship," Xing Qi said. Although her attitude towards Yi Bing was not as rude as before and was much better, it couldn't be said that she was overly respectful, but at least she was on the same side.

"However, I'm afraid we'll lose this match," Yi Bing said with a sense of helplessness.

"The other side has already played like this, we've basically got this game in the bag." The fat man said smugly.

"Hmm, I think so," Han Cheng said, though he didn't seem too confident. However, Han Cheng knew in his heart that he was sure to win this game, but he didn't say it out loud. He was being low-key and humble, which was in line with his personality. After all, being low-key is the best way to show off your awesomeness.

Finally, this time, TOL surged forward with unstoppable momentum, pushing all five members onto the enemy's high ground. As for Brutal Wind, there was naturally nothing they could do, given the significant economic disadvantage. They were essentially being instantly killed. Moreover, TOL's damage dealers weren't particularly safe; with Zhang Liang protecting them, the enemy Li Bai dared not approach Lu Ban No. 7, who had extremely high damage output. The other enemy players also dared not target Lu Ban No. 7, because with Zhang Liang present, if they targeted Zhang Liang first, Brutal Wind's group would suffer a terrible fate…

However, while Lu Ban No. 7 might not be very strong in the early game, his damage output in the late game is exceptionally high. His sweeping attack can instantly kill most squishy heroes by half their health – that's no exaggeration. If left unchecked, his unrestrained damage output will... "Aced!"

The Violent Wind team suffered another wipeout, utterly despondent. Fine, since they couldn't win, they might as well give up and wait for the next victory…

Lu Ban No. 7 recklessly hides behind the minion wave, relying on his first and second skills to trigger his passive and frantically sweep the enemy crystal. Even when he has the advantage, he can't just go fountain camping or anything like that. He's being a bit reckless and might get killed or even pushed back by the enemy. Besides, that's not exactly polite behavior.