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Jiejie, controlling Olaf, is now moving quickly towards the lower jungle, or more precisely, rapidly approaching the blue side's F6 area.

The reason behind it is actually not complicated. The key to why Jiejie chose to stay in this position is that he keenly realized that the three wolves had been eliminated by the enemy.

Moreover, the bot lane duo of G2 Esports adopted an extremely aggressive positioning strategy. Under such circumstances, it would not be difficult for the experienced Jiejie to deduce the location of Nightmare.

Normally, after taking two hits from a turret, players would instinctively avoid the enemy jungler's likely location to ensure their safety.

However, Jiejie is no ordinary person; he is a notorious "reckless man" with a bold and decisive style of doing things.

At this point, Olaf, whom he was controlling, had reached level 6. At this crucial juncture, the only skill that Nightmare could use to somewhat limit Olaf was becoming less effective due to Olaf's increased level.

As long as Olaf decisively activates his ultimate, Nightmare's terrifying fear control skill will instantly lose its effectiveness and become useless.

Although Nightmare might still be at full health at this point, Olaf, controlled by jiejie, only had about two-thirds of his health left after tanking the tower.

But for Jiejie, how could Olaf, with two-thirds of his health remaining, be afraid of Nightmare?

This is simply nonsense.

Without exaggeration, even if both sides reach level 6 and their equipment levels are similar, even if Olaf only has half health, jiejie will not hesitate to control Olaf to fight Nightmare one-on-one.

After all, what kind of high-burst damage methods could Nightmare possibly possess?

Upon closer analysis, it's simply a combination of the R skill and the Q skill, plus the basic attack triggered by the passive. This is the highest burst damage that Nightmare can deal in an instant.

For Olaf, at this point in time, as long as the Nightmare uses a burst combo to kill Olaf immediately, then once Olaf activates his W skill, the damage the Nightmare deals to him afterward will not be able to keep up with Olaf's healing speed.

This is Olaf, the true berserker!

Meanwhile, as Jankos's Taliyah was being attacked by Tristana, he was already rapidly closing in.

Seeing Olaf tanking the tower, Jankos immediately quickened his pace to get closer.

However, when he entered the F6 bushes, preparing to lie in wait, he inexplicably felt that something was wrong.

Olaf, facing the patch of grass he had already scanned, suddenly swung his axe and threw it over without warning.

If Jankos could say "Holy shit," he probably wouldn't be able to resist shouting it in this situation.

After being slowed down by Olaf's axe, Jankos was momentarily flustered and at a loss.

Immediately afterwards, he began signaling to his teammates to call for reinforcements.

Upon receiving a call from his teammates, G2's support player immediately and quickly moved towards the jungle.

In this intense competition, Jiejie did not relentlessly pursue the matter.

Unfortunately, his second axe strike was cleverly blocked by Nightmare's W skill.

Meanwhile, Karma quietly disappeared from the bottom lane, and under such circumstances, jiejie really had no reason to stay in the same place any longer.

Because he had already achieved his purpose in coming here.

Taking advantage of the opportunity created by Karma's departure, Kai'Sa and Gragas, who were originally in a passive position, immediately and decisively put pressure on each other.

They worked together seamlessly, quickly pushing the minion wave that had already advanced to the turret.

Faced with the immense pressure exerted by the two, A-P had no other effective way to deal with it except to symbolically use his Q skill.

From the commentary booth, Guan Zeyuan and Wang Ji witnessed Jiejie's courageous and fearless act of knowingly venturing into danger.

Jiejie's outstanding performance in successfully driving away the nightmare is certainly worthy of their praise.

The scene witnessed by the audience at the scene was also the same.

However, Wang Duoduo, the commentator, was more focused on the series of brilliant moments displayed by the EDG team in this move.

"EDG's coordinated decision-making in this wave was really good." Wang Duoduo exclaimed sincerely, which made Guan Zeyuan and Wang Ji turn their heads.

Then, Wang Duoduo began to analyze in detail:

"Nightmare was just one camp of Krugs away from reaching level 6, and he had already taken the Red Buff, so he was still benefiting from it. According to G2's normal strategy, Nightmare's original plan was to finish the Krugs and then head straight to the bottom lane. At that time, the minion wave in the bottom lane was also in front of the tower. As long as Nightmare finished the Krugs, G2 could push the minion wave into the tower immediately."

"At that point, Kai'Sa and Gragas will only have two choices: either retreat helplessly or face certain death."

"However, Jiejie's positioning in this wave was very crucial. The mid-lane Tristana deliberately moved forward to launch an attack at this time, with the aim of cooperating with Jiejie to kill Taliyah. Then Jiejie went to the lower jungle to search for Nocturne's whereabouts, thus forcing G2's support to come over to provide support."

If G2's support hadn't arrived in time, Jiejie could have kept chasing Nightmare, possibly even all the way to the bottom lane's second turret. This would have prevented Nightmare from reaching level 6.

"Now that G2's support has arrived, EDG's bot lane duo is facing a 2v1 situation. They seized this rare opportunity to push the minion wave back. Ezreal alone has no chance against two opponents. By the time Yin Zergl tried to push the wave again, EDG's bot lane duo had already successfully reached level 6." Wang Duoduo paused his analysis here.

“Yes, once Kai'Sa and Gragas reach level 6, their self-preservation ability will be greatly enhanced. EDG’s choice to coordinate at this time is indeed clever.” Guan Zeyuan said in surprise.

What exactly constitutes a true team game?

They play ranked games on weekdays, can that be called a team game?

Often, after a complete collapse, players either choose to give up or blame each other's teammates.

Sometimes, you might not even get to win a ranked game by relying on the strength of the entire team.

If Wang Duoduo's analysis is true, then EDG's collaboration this time is simply beyond imagination.

After all, the decisions made in the mid lane largely determine the course of the battle in the bottom lane and even the entire game.

The tactic of four-on-two or five-on-two that Wang Duoduo mentioned was something they had already figured out the moment the lineups for both sides were finalized.

Not only did they notice it, but the vast majority of viewers also realized it.

After all, even if you've never actually seen pork, haven't you at least seen a pig run?

Ideally, Nightmare would activate her ultimate ability and charge directly towards the enemy backline with Shen. After landing, Shen would quickly activate his taunt, taking on the role of a disruptor and disrupting the enemy backline's output rhythm.

Then Taliyah activated her ultimate to cut off the enemy's retreat, Karma gave her teammates a group speed boost, and Inzagir seized the opportunity to unleash a barrage of attacks.

Any player who has played League of Legends for two years will naturally have this tactical idea in mind when they see G2's lineup.

However, many rational players understand that while this sounds wonderful, they may feel somewhat lost when it comes to actual gameplay.