The eSports King’s Crush

Ya Si's side tried hard to stop thinking that way.

If that was really the case, FromNorthToSouth was really strong.

After all, even the national server's top support could not achieve that.

Very soon, they'd adjusted their strategy, preparing to slow the pace of the match down.

This time, they'd all chosen late-game champions.

The later one was in the match, the stronger one's abilities to tank and deal damage would be.

Although Dark Flares had already secured three kills, the champions that they'd chosen were totally lacking in defense when it came to the late game.

"Looking at Ya Si's lineup adjustments, it seems like they're planning to play a late game. I must say that if they can maintain a certain level of analysis in such a situation, Ya Si is truly a good battle team."

"Yes, they ought to drag it out. In the late phase, Dark Flares will suffer when their lineup cannot hold up."

"That's right."

However, they'd neglected one thing.

Time wasn't something that they could drag out just because they wanted to,

Dark Flares' side had absolutely no intention of playing a late game with Ya Si.

Thus, they went to clear minions in the bottom lane.

Dark Flares directly started a team fight in the middle lane at this point.

Thanks to Mo Bei's support present, the entire team's speed was fully doubled.

If Ya Si's captain continued to defend the turret, he would be reduced to being killed in a turret dive. Hence, he could only retreat.

Instantly, Ya Si's middle lane turrets were down to one.

Their players did come over to provide backup, but by the time they did, they were missing their captain.

When Ya Si moved against Dark Flares without crowd control, they were slightly unguarded and they lost another player.

It was FromNorthToSouth's flicker kill again.

He was pushing so hard that they could only continuously retreat.

The shoutcaster who had said that FromNorthToSouth's choice of support was unwise had also stopped expressing his views now.

Actually, for a shoutcaster, his analysis wasn't wrong.

However, he had not known that FromNorthToSouth's playing style would be this aggressive.

He totally didn't act as a support.

Instead, he seemed like a hidden assassin…

Of course, Ya Si would not allow themselves to be placed at the mercy of the enemy.

When the assassin swept forward, he still made a kill.

However, while he had killed one player, three members of his team had died.

Another tough player to deal with was Feng Nai.

After dealing damage during the team fight, he conveniently jumped back into the jungle, took his blue buff, cleared the minions at the bottom lane, and then returned to the team fight.

This essentially crippled the pace of Ya Si's assassin. What he needed most right now were the red and blue buffs.

However, they had all been harvested by Feng Nai.

Upon taking one glance at their gold, they realized the gap was too big!

In the past, Feng Nai had hit this level of gold in the later phase.

However, because of the support, he had achieved a full build in advance and made instant kills today!

The speed was too fast.

So fast that Ya Si's players could only use blinks to dodge away when they saw him.

Dark Flares destroyed the last defense tower by using this method and advanced into Ya Si's base.

However, the timing wasn't right.

Although minion waves were coming from both lanes, Ya Si's players had all respawned by this point.

The audience really didn't understand why FromNorthToSouth still sent the signal to attack.

"They ought to retreat at this point. Otherwise, they might suffer a team annihilation."

"Dark Flares is obviously at a disadvantage while fighting at the opponent's base. If the support had been a tank, they could have attacked by force. After all, he could have tanked damage."

"That's right, they should at least retreat, kill the Lord Buff, and then return with a drake. My Almighty K definitely wouldn't fight. The timing isn't right…"

However, right after this comment flashed across…