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Upon witnessing the situation, Karma and Ezreal instantly went berserk, disregarding their own safety and charging recklessly towards the vampire.

They had only one thought in mind: to do everything in their power to interrupt the vampire's teleportation and prevent the situation from developing in a more unfavorable direction.

However, fate played a cruel trick. At this critical moment, the barrel's incredibly powerful ultimate move was launched out like a meteor at an extremely fast speed.

Karma, who had just rushed forward and managed to secure the chain, was struck as if by a heavy hammer weighing a thousand pounds. She was powerless to resist and was thrown backward with a thud.

"It's over."

In this extremely critical moment, Caps and Wunder felt their hearts sink. It was as if they had fallen into an ice cellar without warning, their whole bodies enveloped in coldness, and their hearts filled with despair and helplessness.

However, things do not seem to have deteriorated to the point of being completely irreparable.

At this moment, they were presented with both good news and bad news, clearly laid out before them.

The good news is that Kai'Sa's attack speed is quite slow, especially after the Hail of Blades effect wears off; her attack speed is as slow as an ox pulling a heavy load.

This slow attack speed ultimately prevented Kai'Sa and Taliyah from successfully taking Taliyah down before they could meet up as if they were heading in opposite directions.

The sword formation also played a crucial role, successfully protecting the Rock Sparrow.

But bad news followed. After landing, the vampire used Flash to quickly take a sip, and with just that one sip, Taliyah lost all her health and was declared dead.

The sword formation seemed to have saved Taliyah, but in the blink of an eye, Taliyah lost her life again. It was as if she was saved, but it was also as if she wasn't completely saved. The situation was still not optimistic.

Even more critically, Shen, caught in a pincer movement, was now trapped with no way to escape.

The vampire, using his Q skill at full rage, successfully stole a kill from Su Mu.

Su Mu's lips twitched involuntarily when he saw this scene.

In previous matches, he was always the one to steal kills from others, so it's quite rare for him to have his kill stolen from him like today.

"Brother Mu, just tell me my support wasn't timely enough!"

Saint Gun Bro had a smug smile on his face as he chuckled and said to Su Mu.

"Just so you can show off."

Su Mu looked helpless, speechless at Saint Gun's performance.

The competition is far from over, and these two are already getting cocky. I really don't know what to say.

In the commentary booth, Guan Zeyuan stared intently at the vampire who had just secured a double kill, prompting the director to quickly zoom in for a close-up shot. He spoke rapidly and passionately as he provided commentary:

"Look everyone, Flandre's teleport was perfectly timed, down to the second! His timely TP perfectly coordinated with Mu's, resulting in a double kill! Although Mu didn't get any kills this time, you have to know that once Vladimir gets farmed up, he has the ability to dominate the game!"

Wang Duoduo, standing to the side, confidently chimed in: "If things continue like this, G2 will have to find an opportunity to target Flandre's Vladimir in the upcoming matches. Letting it go will definitely not work."

Having secured two assists, Su Mu no longer stayed in the top lane but decisively switched his lane back to the bottom lane.

At first glance, Su Mu had just used Flash and then his ultimate skill. At this moment, it seemed like a risky move for him to rush back to the bottom lane.

However, the reality is that G2's top and mid laners are already overwhelmed with various issues and unable to take care of themselves in a short period of time.

Su Mu knew very well that he did not blame Wunder for not giving him his ultimate move.

After all, the facts were clear, and Caps understood perfectly well that in that situation, even if Shen used his ultimate ability, he would still not escape death.

At this moment, the situation is quite difficult for G2, especially in the top lane, where they are in a predicament that is almost impossible to continue.

The vampire not only has a level advantage over Shen, but also a clear advantage in terms of equipment.

As a result, Shen, controlled by Wunder, can only cower under the turret and passively take hits.

After careful consideration, Nightmare ultimately decided to use his first ultimate ability on the mid-lane Tristana without hesitation.

The reason for this was that the mid-lane tower had almost had three layers of its armor worn away.

Keep in mind, the match hasn't even been going on for ten minutes yet!

If the turret isn't restricted soon, it might be able to demolish the turret all by itself.

Fortunately, Tristana didn't have her ultimate ability at this time, while Jankos's hero still had Flash available.

Just as Tristana jumped, Jankos reacted quickly, immediately flashing to follow up and successfully preventing Tristana from interrupting his E skill, thus creating valuable time for Taliyah to press forward and deal damage.

Ultimately, the kill was secured by Taliyah, whose development was not ideal, and the two of them took advantage of the situation to push down one layer of the mid-lane tower.

However, despite G2's successful counterattack, it did not significantly turn the tide of the game in terms of the overall situation.

At 10 minutes and 30 seconds into the game, the EDG team quickly grouped up and launched an attack on the Rift Herald.

It is worth mentioning that at this point, the vampire controlled by Flandre had already completed his first fully-fledged item – the Force Staff.

Within just 10 minutes and 30 seconds of the game starting, he was able to complete his full build, making the Vampire's development incredibly smooth, almost like a perfect start.

The only effective way for G2 to enter the fray during the match was Nightmare's ultimate ability.

Once Nightmare's ultimate ability goes on cooldown, they are like blind men in the dark. They can clearly see EDG systematically plundering map resources, but they are unable to follow up in time, as if their hands and feet are tied.

Faced with this unavoidable situation, G2 Esports had no choice but to resort to a resource exchange strategy.

They traded one layer of EDG's mid-lane turret plating, along with a Wind Dragon that wasn't very useful in the current situation, for the Rift Herald that EDG had secured.

From all perspectives, this exchange undoubtedly put G2 at a huge disadvantage.

However, G2 Esports simply had no better way to deal with this.

With the help of the Rift Herald, EDG easily destroyed G2's mid-lane tower.

However, in the unpredictable world of League of Legends, events like "a blessing in disguise" often occur.