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In the midst of the intense battle, Doinb, controlling the plane in the middle lane, saw that he needed to replenish his health and equipment, so he decisively chose to return to base to resupply.

Once the equipment was fully replenished, the plane, carrying the crucial explosive charge, teleported directly to the bottom lane without hesitation to fully support his teammates' planned tower dive.

In the tense and exciting tower-diving process, the Minotaur's powerful tower-tanking ability was fully demonstrated.

Without hesitation, the Minotaur activated his ultimate ability. The instant the ability was activated, the damage dealt to him by the turret was significantly reduced, laying a solid foundation for his team's tower dive.

Almost simultaneously, the plane swiftly unleashed its ultimate attack, precisely blocking the enemy's retreat and putting immense pressure on them.

And Nightmare appeared on the battlefield at this crucial moment.

Faced with such a critical situation, G2's Perkz, controlling Kai'Sa, decisively threw a skill at Nocturne who was flanking from behind. He attempted to use this skill to use Nocturne as a springboard and escape the predicament by taking advantage of Kai'Sa's unique ultimate ability.

However, his idea was quickly discerned by jiejie of the EDG team with his keen insight.

Jiejie reacted extremely quickly, instantly releasing her skill and successfully blocking Kaisa's attack. More importantly, she was not marked by Kaisa.

As a result, Kai'Sa lost her crucial means of using the springboard to block attacks and escape, and her ultimate ability could not be used because the trigger conditions could not be met.

Ultimately, Alistar skillfully knocked Kai'Sa under the tower with his excellent maneuvering.

Subsequently, the EDG team swarmed forward like a tide, successfully killing Kai'Sa and Thresh and sending them back to their base.

At this moment, Perkz shrugged, a hint of mockery on his face, and said to Thresh, who had died alongside him, "You're back to keep me company this time."

G2's support player gave a helpless wry smile and replied, "Yes, Nightmare didn't turn off the lights, which gave me the chance to see you clearly."

It turns out that just as the plane was flying over, the support player threw a lantern to Kai'Sa in order to support her.

As a result, Kai'Sa flew over after clicking the lantern, causing Alistar's original plan to engage Thresh to end up knocking up both Kai'Sa and Thresh instead. This scene can truly be described as "flying together in pairs".

Surprisingly, Ap had a very good mentality and did not feel depressed because he was indirectly killed by the support.

Perhaps in his view, he had already mentally prepared for all possible unfavorable situations.

After all, even if Thresh hadn't thrown the lantern, given the tense situation of being surrounded by three enemy players, he would have had almost no chance of survival. He would likely have even had to use Flash during the struggle, and the final outcome might not have been much different.

So now, he doesn't feel any regret about the outcome.

In this intense match, EDG's clever gank on the bottom lane seemed to send an invisible signal, hinting to G2 to attack the top lane.

G2 Esports, having keenly caught this signal, immediately launched a fierce offensive on the top lane.

However, thanks to his agile and unpredictable, even "greasy," movement, Flandre managed to dodge the Spider Queen's precisely aimed cocoon at the last second.

Immediately afterward, when Syndra pushed the ball towards him, stunning him, Flandre reacted quickly and decisively activated his ultimate.

In an instant, the powerful impact blasted both the Spider Queen and Jayce away, demonstrating her excellent ability to cope.

However, at this point, Syndra's damage alone was insufficient to kill Flandre.

After a brief deliberation, G2 Esports wisely chose to take the Rift Herald in order to minimize the losses from the failed attack.

Of particular note is that G2 secured the Rift Herald around the 11-minute mark.

However, they didn't rush to release the Rift Herald to push towers, but patiently waited for the right opportunity. Just as the Rift Herald was about to disappear, G2 launched another carefully planned attack on Doinb's Corki.

Jayce teleported to the mid-lane jungle area and, in close coordination with Elise and Syndra, decisively dove the tower to kill Corki.

Furthermore, the spider precisely timed its attack, releasing the Rift Herald in the final seconds before it disappeared, attempting to use its power to increase the success rate of the attack.

Although jiejie's Nightmare was nearby and activated her ultimate ability to turn off the lights immediately, she was still restricted in this complex and rapidly changing situation and could not fly over to support Doinb's plane.

Fortunately, EDG's bot lane seized the opportunity when Nightmare's ultimate caused darkness to fall, and once again put strong pressure on Kai'Sa and Thresh.

The bottom lane duo worked together seamlessly, successfully taking down the turret that was down to its last sliver of health.

Subsequently, the two bot laners quickly disappeared from the lane to join jiejie in contesting the crucial second dragon.

Although G2 Esports knew that EDG might be taking the dragon, they didn't seem to intend to interfere.

For them, the mid-lane tower in front of them seemed to be more important than anything else, becoming their primary target at this moment.

EDG was well aware of the importance of the mid-lane tower, but with G2 having the Rift Herald, EDG simply didn't have time to provide support.

Ultimately, the mid-lane tower fell.

However, EDG did not come away empty-handed; they also successfully captured the second dragon, the Earth Dragon.

With one earth dragon and one fire dragon, this allocation of resources is generally acceptable to the EDG team.

They are different from some of the teams they have faced before, those teams that, even if they take the dragon, will still be controlled by the opposing team.

EDG is very good at using the resources they acquire to create various opportunities and control the pace of the game.

After being caught and killed twice, Doinb's plane clearly appeared to be underdeveloped.

Therefore, EDG made a tactical adjustment, sending the Corki to the bottom lane to play solo, with SuMu's Ezreal controlling the mid lane, while Missing's Alistar began to roam around looking for opportunities.

In the next five minutes, both sides traded blows, with each side racking up kills.

Overall, however, G2's hero lineup does indeed make it easier to create momentum.

Caps deserves special mention; his stats in this match reached 3/1.

Although Caps was playing Syndra, he was very active, running around the map all the time and constantly putting pressure on EDG's lanes.

Flandre, who had been having a lot of fun in the early stages, was also caught by Caps once.

Syndra's third kill came from Gragas, controlled by Flandre.

Against Jayce, Flandre's build naturally prioritizes armor, with magic resistance as a secondary consideration.

Therefore, when facing a well-developed Syndra, Flandre was indeed struggling defensively.