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"Their mid laner is gone." The moment Taliyah disappeared, Doinb keenly sensed something was wrong and quickly pinged the river signal.

"No way? They really want to mess with us? We can't. If they dare to come, we'll wipe them all out." Flandre said in astonishment and disbelief. At this moment, the minion wave in the bottom lane was still in relatively good condition for him and Gragas. They could easily retreat to the protection of their own turret by taking a couple of steps back.

Faced with this situation, Taliyah actually swam downstream. Flandre racked his brains but couldn't figure out which direction Caps would choose to launch the first attack.

Could it be a flanking maneuver?

But if you do that, it's practically handing yourself a free kill.

Moreover, Shen in the top lane was always at the forefront of the minion wave, as if he was single-mindedly focused on pushing the lane forward.

Under these circumstances, Taliyah's move towards the bottom lane is even more perplexing.

Although Su Mu had only reached level 6 at this time, he had already crafted a Storm Sword and a pickaxe.

Su Mu's item build strategy prioritizes evolving the Q skill. Considering Kai'Sa's current item build, she only needs two more Long Swords to meet the requirements for evolving the Q skill.

The advantage of building both Stormrazor and Guinsoo's Rageblade simultaneously is that Kai'Sa's combat power will be extremely strong after evolving her Q skill.

Furthermore, Kai'Sa with the Hail of Blades rune doesn't rely heavily on attack speed in the early game. If she finds an opportunity, she can unleash a combo of Hail of Blades basic attacks combined with her Q skill, which will deplete a considerable amount of the enemy's health.

If G2 were truly planning to make a move in the bot lane, logically, Wunder's Shen should be hiding in the bushes, ready to use his ultimate at any moment, instead of being completely exposed to Kai'Sa's vision as he is now.

Once the two sides in the bottom lane actually start fighting, if Shen uses his ultimate to go and provide support, Su Mu will definitely seize the opportunity to unleash a burst of damage.

For Shen, who has no armor, Kai'Sa can take away at least half of his health during the time from when he casts his ultimate until he lands.

Therefore, G2's series of actions are undoubtedly perplexing to everyone at EDG.

At this moment, Su Mu, who was on the road, also vaguely sensed something was amiss.

In Summoner's Rift, there is a rule: when other teammates are not in obvious danger, an AD carry should be more vigilant about their own situation.

Su Mu subconsciously controlled Kai'Sa to take a step back. However, the instant he stepped back, Shen in front of him actually took a step forward.

"Something's wrong!" Su Mu's expression changed slightly, and he was certain that something was amiss.

After all, Shen is already being suppressed by Kai'Sa in a one-on-one situation, so why would he dare to take the initiative to put pressure on her?

When Su Mu took another step back, he had already passed the thick wall and gained a view of the triangular bushes.

The figure of the rockbird suddenly appeared before them, almost within reach.

The moment the two sides met, the Rock Sparrow unleashed a barrage of stones like a torrential downpour.

Acting on instinct, Su Mu raised his hand and unleashed a basic attack, which landed squarely on Taliyah.

At the same time, Shen decisively used his E skill, and pounced on Su Mu's Kai'Sa like a tiger pouncing on its prey.

call out!call out!

Two dazzling golden lights burst forth almost simultaneously. The next moment, Shen appeared in the spot where Su Mu had been standing.

At this critical moment, Su Mu quickly used Flash to successfully dodge Shen's E-Flash!

Just then, a phantom purple shadow shot out from the Rock Sparrow and came into Su Mu's view.

Upon seeing this, Su Mu narrowed his eyes.

"Fake!"

On the G2 team's playing area.

Wunder looked annoyed and muttered under his breath, "This guy is too cautious, and his reaction speed is unbelievably fast. I really shouldn't have used that Flash. If I had held back, I could have tricked him into using Kai'Sa's Flash and gained a huge advantage."

It must be said that Wunder's analysis is indeed reasonable.

In this wave, his and Caps' original plan was to keep Su Mu firmly under control and then kill him in one fell swoop.

Therefore, he decisively used E-Flash, hoping to successfully control Su Mu.

However, Su Mu was able to use Flash in time purely because of his keen awareness and instinctive reaction.

It's important to know that Shen's E-Flash is an extremely difficult maneuver, and it's very hard for the enemy to dodge.

Once Shen uses Flash, the moment he hits the target, the target will be taunted by Shen's E skill.

In other words, if the target cannot anticipate Shen's use of E-Flash and react quickly before Shen flashes in, then when Shen flashes in, there will be no time to react at all.

As Wunder said, if he hadn't impulsively used Flash, Kai'Sa's precious Flash would have been successfully baited out.

However, just as Caps was about to respond to Wunder, a figure appeared in front of him like a ghost in the blink of an eye.

Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be Kai'Sa!

"This guy!"

Caps was truly shocked. He never expected that at this crucial juncture, Kai'Sa would unexpectedly launch a counterattack, clearly targeting him instead.

Just as her hunter instincts kicked in and Kai'Sa was about to land—or more precisely, just as she was about to land in mid-air—it was as if the sky of Icathia had been torn apart, and a torrential downpour poured down relentlessly onto the face of the Taliyah controlled by Caps.

Moreover, at the very instant Kai'Sa landed safely, a subsequent basic attack, like a precision-guided bullet, landed precisely on Caps' Taliyah's head.

In that fleeting instant, plasma markings shimmering with an eerie light clearly appeared on the Taliyah controlled by Caps.

That's right, plasma has already been stacked up to the maximum number of layers!

Just as Caps sensed the danger and hurriedly released the Rock Slam skill in an attempt to launch a counterattack, Su Mu's Kai'Sa reacted extremely quickly, decisively using her E skill. Kai'Sa accelerated forward like a black lightning bolt, then nimbly twisted her body, successfully avoiding the damage from the Rock Slam skill with an extremely skillful movement.

At the same time, Kai'Sa didn't hesitate to raise her hand and launch a basic attack, continuing to unleash a fierce barrage of attacks on Caps.

It's important to know that with Kai'Sa's current high-end equipment, a single burst of damage on an enemy can cause considerable damage.

Sure enough, once the plasma was detonated, Caps Taliyah's health bar was reduced to almost nothing, like a balloon being slashed by a sharp blade!

If he could, Wunder would be extremely anxious at this moment, wishing he could teleport over immediately and use the sword array to protect Caps tightly.

But he had already used up his Flash ability!

Left with no other choice, Wunder could only anxiously approach Caps.

But for the two of them, something even more terrifying happened without warning.

The slightly blinding red light emanating from the soldier behind Wunder, like the eyes of a demon, was also stimulating the hearts of the two men.

That's right, it turned out to be a vampire!

It turns out the bot lane's Vladimir decisively used his teleport to come and support!