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Through this series of actions, Ap discovered that the EDG team possessed a quality that their G2 team did not have.

Compared to EDG, G2's teamwork was truly like a pile of crap.

This might sound a bit harsh, but judging from some very subtle details, Ah P really does seem to have a sense of "looking on with envy and sighing in despair".

Just like in that last wave, the EDG bot lane duo subtly adjusted their positioning the moment the Corki was caught.

This clearly demonstrates that before Jiejie's Nightmare was about to counterattack and pounce on Syndra, she had communicated with the team.

Furthermore, EDG's commander-in-chief, Su Mu, immediately realized that this might be an excellent opportunity the moment Jiejie finished explaining the relevant plan.

Upon detecting this signal, Missing immediately seized the opportunity without hesitation, employing the WQ Flash combo without any intention of conserving skills.

The instant he successfully knocked Kai'Sa into the air, Su Mu made a decisive move and used his E skill without hesitation, using its effect to quickly dash forward.

Immediately afterwards, he raised his hand and launched a basic attack, the movements flowing almost seamlessly. He then smoothly unleashed his W skill, followed by another basic attack without hesitation.

At the same time, Missing did not hesitate at all and immediately applied Ignite to Kai'Sa.

Surprisingly, at this moment, Thresh's area was still completely dark, and he was completely unaware of the intense battle taking place there.

Just as Ap shouted a reminder to his teammates, Thresh seemed to wake up from a dream and took action.

However, by then it was all too late.

Alistar's E skill stacks are almost full. If Alistar lands this auto-attack, Kai'Sa will definitely be stunned.

If that happens, even if Kai'Sa uses Flash again, she probably won't have time to avoid the subsequent fatal damage.

In this critical moment, Ap had no choice but to reluctantly use his Heal and Flash summoner spells.

After all, the effectiveness of the treatment will be significantly reduced due to the ignition effect of missing, which is something that cannot be avoided.

Actually, before this game, Ap had considered bringing the Cleanse summoner spell.

However, he knew in his heart that if he chose to cleanse, the pressure he would face in the laning phase would be too great.

Moreover, judging from EDG's skill situation, apart from Alistar's E skill, Gragas's belly skill, and Nocturne's E skill, there are no other key skills that he needs to use Cleanse to remove.

So after careful consideration and weighing the pros and cons, Ap ultimately chose to carry Heal, because this would reduce the pressure he would face during the laning phase.

After this intense exchange, Ap still had more than a third of his health remaining.

Theoretically speaking, he could try to farm the minion wave that EDG is pushing into, in order to catch up on his development.

However, things didn't go as planned. Just as the minion wave was slowly pushing forward, an extremely large and dazzling light screen, like a sudden bolt of lightning, pierced through Kai'Sa's body under the tower.

Then, something unexpected happened.

Yin Zergler leaped towards the top of the wall along the river, and at the very moment of his leap, he decisively used Flash, using E-Flash to quickly close the distance to Kai'Sa.

After successfully landing the E skill's damage accurately on Kai'Sa, Su Mu, controlling Inzaghi, immediately followed up with a basic attack, and then quickly used the Q skill.

The series of operations were so smooth and fluid that they directly killed Ap, who already had very little health left, under the turret!

In an instant, the entire stadium erupted in cheers and murmurs, creating a cacophony of sounds.

The pace of this kill was so fast that it was almost impossible to react.

The moment Kai'Sa died, Thresh's lantern was already in mid-air, just 0.2 seconds too late, which was truly regrettable.

Moreover, the final Q skill that Su Mu controlled Yin Zerui was aimed at in a very deliberate way.

This is precisely the spot where many ADC players instinctively choose to turn around and reposition when they encounter danger.

That's right, Ah P's reaction was actually quite fast.

The moment Yin Zerui jumped up and attacked him, he decisively used his E skill to accelerate, trying to avoid the subsequent damage by turning around. However, even so, Su Mu still accurately predicted it.

At this moment, not only was Caps completely stunned and his mind went blank, but even Ap's own mind was in chaos, completely bewildered by this sudden situation.

After all, things happened so suddenly.

Just now, when the Minotaur attacked him first, Yin Zerui hadn't even reached level 6 yet.

However, after clearing this wave of minions, Yin Zeril reached level 6 smoothly.

Ap had a vivid memory of what had happened before; at that time, Inzagir's mana seemed to be running low.

until……

Suddenly, A-P noticed specks of blue fluorescence shimmering on Yin Zerui's body.

He then suddenly remembered that Yin Zerui had previously possessed a small blue potion that he had stolen through the rune of theft.

Thinking of this, Ap couldn't help but curse inwardly, "Kleptomancy, this damn Kleptomancy, why haven't you weakened it yet?!"

Ah P was in a terrible mood at this moment, and he felt awful.

Being forced to use both summons is already shameful and disgraceful enough.

He was now being solo-killed by his opponent, and in such a confident and decisive manner that it was hard for him to accept.

"My God... Brother Mu's courage is extraordinary! He actually made the subsequent decision at the critical moment when he saw his ultimate skill accurately hit Kai'Sa."

It's important to understand that this is a highly unpredictable game. If his final Q skill fails to hit Kai'Sa, the advantage he'd painstakingly built up with two summoner spells will instantly vanish. After all, in this game, Mu's summoner spells are Flash and Teleport.

At this point, Colonel Guan couldn't help but click his tongue.

In this match, Su Mu truly embodied the word "arrogant".

Although in the current version, many teams do often pair Invoker with a summoner spell combination like Flash and Teleport.

However, in general, players who choose this Summoner Spell combination for Inzaghi tend to adopt an extremely conservative laning strategy during the laning phase. Some teams even have their supports roam to help the AD carry withstand pressure.

At first, Guan Zeyuan thought so too, believing that Su Mu would probably do the same.

But looking at it now, it's astonishing.

Wow, so you're really good at handling pressure, huh?