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In the early stages of the game, these small-scale battles and rhythms went back and forth, making it difficult for either side to gain the upper hand.

It's worth mentioning that in the bot lane duo, Ezreal, who secured first blood, paired with Karma, did indeed demonstrate a certain degree of dominance.

G2's bot lane has temporarily secured lane control.

G2 Esports fans watched the situation intently, their hopes rekindled.

Perhaps this is the game where their team has the best chance of winning?

However, just as this thought crossed the minds of the fans, the situation on the field suddenly changed, and Shen in the top lane encountered a major crisis.

The information that Jankos' Nightmare was roaming in the upper jungle river gave Wunder's Shen a boost of confidence.

He decisively chose to use his E skill to dash in, taunt the vampire, and try to unleash a combo.

However, just as he used his E skill to dash forward, the vision he had left in the river bush in the top lane clearly captured an astonishing scene:

Olaf used the Blast Cone in the jungle to leap into the bushes.

For a moment, Wunder felt that something was wrong.

Olaf appeared and, like a ghost, intercepted Shen from behind.

Although the vampire's damage is relatively low during this period, Olaf's attacks are incredibly fierce.

Jankos, controlling Nightmare, rushed to his teammate's aid as soon as he saw him in trouble.

However, when faced with Olaf and the vampire, Nightmare found himself in a dilemma, unsure of how to proceed.

Ultimately, faced with Olaf's flying axe, Nightmare had no choice but to use his Q skill in the opposite direction, using the speed boost after blocking the axe to quickly escape.

Jiejie naturally wouldn't let this golden opportunity slip by. His Olaf didn't deliberately give up on killing Shen, and directly used his E skill to accurately kill Shen.

Clearly, in this game, jiejie was determined to dominate the jungle and control the situation.

At the same time, a commotion also broke out in the middle lane.

Doinb's Tristana was intent on killing Caps' Taliyah.

I just went home to replenish my gear and made the Bilgewater Scimitar. Although I haven't reached level 6 yet, with this item, I already have a certain ability to get solo kills.

After learning the location of Nightmare, Little Cannon seized the opportunity and decisively jumped in.

As he approached Taliyah, he cleverly used Flash to dodge her Rock Slash ability.

At this point, the rock sparrow was like a lamb to the slaughter, utterly powerless to resist.

This solo kill was actually somewhat expected by Caps.

After all, Tristana does have the potential to get a solo kill once she's fully equipped.

However, Caps had not anticipated that the little cannon would dare to be so bold as to directly dive the tower to attack.

He couldn't help but wonder to himself: Why does Xiao Pao dare to do this? Isn't he afraid of being replaced?

However, after carefully observing the minion wave, Caps couldn't help but sigh.

It turns out that a pushback line has already formed in the middle lane.

Perhaps it was precisely because Xiaopao was indifferent to being replaced that he resolutely chose to launch an attack.

However, Little Cannon was a bit luckier and almost didn't get taken down.

Even if the little cannon is killed in this confrontation, from the overall situation, it is the Taliyah he controls that suffers a loss.

This is purely a suppression based on hero attributes.

Just as Caps was starting to feel a little annoyed, Ah P's slightly cheeky voice almost made him lose his temper.

"Don't worry, I have a huge advantage in the bot lane, I'm completely dominating Goat! I'm going to carry this game!"

"Okay, you carry, I'm waiting to see you carry."

Caps was furious, his teeth itching with anger. He muttered to himself, "You got this kill thanks to my help, so what are you pretending for?"

Especially what Ah P said next left Caps speechless, so much so that he couldn't help but roll his eyes.

"jankos, my good brother, come bot lane and tower dive when you reach level 6. And wwunder, you're my good brother too. Remember to use your ultimate. We'll gank him 4v2. If we kill him once, he'll be crippled."

Jankos looked puzzled: ? ? ?

wwunder also looked completely bewildered: ? ?

Neither of them responded verbally, but in their hearts they both tacitly agreed to Ah P's suggestion.

After all, the core idea behind the lineup they chose was to launch an offensive around the bottom lane.

When Nightmare and Shen reach level 6, we really need to look for an opportunity to flank the bottom lane, and even Taliyah, controlled by Caps, will have to get involved.

The core tactical concept behind G2's lineup is to suppress Kai'Sa's development while allowing Yin Zerg to grow strong as quickly as possible.

Whether this tactic can be successfully implemented depends on the key play when the top, mid, and jungle players all reach level 6.

However, G2 knew where their team's first strong point of attack was, but how could EDG, with Su Mu in command, not know?

The game time has reached 7 minutes, which is an extremely delicate point in time.

At this moment, the jungler Nightmare is focusing all his jungle clearing efforts to reach level 6, launching an all-out assault on his level 6 goal.

However, jiejie, who had an advantage in jungle clearing speed, actually reached level 6 first after successfully stealing three camps of jungle monsters during an invasion of the jungle.

Meanwhile, the Tristana in the mid lane launched another attack on Taliyah.

Unlike before, this time Taliyah has Flash available, and Tristana's Flash is still on cooldown.

While maintaining a high level of alertness during the caps, the little cannon failed to successfully unleash all the stacks of the Explosive Spark.

Despite Doinb's extreme caution—specifically twisting his body to dodge Taliyah's abilities the moment he landed—Caps managed to maintain his composure. He waited until Tristana had repositioned before decisively unleashing his W ability.

Caps knew perfectly well that unless Tristana unleashed her entire combo of damage skills on him, there was no way she could solo kill him at this moment.

And that was indeed the case. The moment Taliyah was launched into the air by the Rock Slam skill, Doinb decisively used his ultimate, sending Taliyah flying directly to G2's own mid-lane turret.

In the eyes of Caps and the other members of G2, this was just a way for Tristana to "wear down" Taliyah after realizing that she couldn't kill her.

After all, once this ultimate skill is used, it will automatically explode from Taliyah's body as the duration of the explosion ends, and Taliyah's health will become relatively low. Taliyah at this health level must return to base to replenish her health.

For Caps, this situation is acceptable.

After all, he still had his Flash ability, so whether he was going to support his teammates or dealing with the next possible solo kill attempt by Tristana, it was still a relatively safe option.

Moreover, after Tristana uses her ultimate, the damage output will be slightly lower if she wants to solo kill him again in a short period of time.

However, just as Caps was thinking this, an axe, through the wall, landed precisely at his feet with a "whoosh".

With a flash of golden light, Olaf suddenly appeared in front of him without warning.

Caps's expression changed drastically, and he reflexively pressed the Flash button.

However, the moment he used Flash, Olaf had already raised his axe high.

This is Olaf's signature hand gesture for his E skill. Once this gesture appears, it means the skill has already been launched and cannot be taken back.

"boom!"

A bolt of lightning crashed down from the sky, landing squarely on Taliyah, who had just used Blink.

Taliyah, who already had very little health left, was instantly killed after taking a QE skill from Olaf.