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At this moment, the G2 team members, who were once again at a disadvantage, had very mixed feelings.

Given their current disadvantageous situation, if it were to escalate further, it could very likely break through their psychological limits and force them into a state of "retreating."

Fortunately, they haven't reached that level yet, so G2 still naturally wants to win the game.

Even if they couldn't win, they still wanted to find a way to "punish" Su Mu.

After all, at the start of the game, Su Mu's Kai'Sa was given first blood by G2, but who could have imagined that Kai'Sa would eventually get fed and farm up, which was really unbearable for the G2 team.

Moreover, G2 team wasn't entirely without a chance in this match.

Before Ap's Ezreal had even bought boots, thanks to a bit of luck, around the 18-minute mark of the game, Ap successfully allowed Ezreal to steal two items and even stack up Manamune.

Without a doubt, this was the game where Ap had the smoothest development among these three matches.

Of course, Su Mu's Kai'Sa had a slight advantage in team economy and a slight lead in last-hitting, so her equipment was even better than Ezreal's.

Even so, Ezreal, who already has two items, does have slightly higher burst damage than Kai'Sa.

At 18 minutes and 30 seconds into the game, Shen was caught off guard by Vladimir and Olaf in the top lane.

Seeing this, the nearby Nightmare quickly activated its ultimate skill and flew to the rescue.

EDG's top and jungle duo made a mistake while tanking the tower, giving Nightmare an opportunity to capitalize.

Although the vampire eventually managed to kill Shen, Olaf, who was tanking the tower, was killed by Nocturne after he flew over.

However, to Nightmare's utter surprise, Missing's control of the barrel miraculously wandered onto the battlefield and immediately unleashed its ultimate attack upon arrival.

Although this ultimate skill failed to blast Nightmare into the ideal position, it did blast him against the wall. This gave Flandre an opportunity to unleash another fully charged E skill followed by Q, and Nightmare was eventually taken down.

Although G2 lost this team fight, it gave Perkz, who had just finished clearing the F6 camp and draining his teammates' health in the mid lane, a glimmer of hope.

After pushing the bottom lane minion wave, Taliyah moved to the mid lane.

At this moment, although the location of the small cannon is not yet clear, there is a lone Kai'Sa in the mid lane who is safely farming.

Previously, G2's bot lane had tried to put pressure on Kai'Sa several times, but unfortunately, Gragas stayed close to her, preventing the plan from being implemented.

Now that they know Gragas isn't here, they naturally want to try and take down Kai'Sa.

Moreover, Taliyah was nearby, and the three of them working together to kill Kai'Sa, they felt they still had a chance.

In the blink of an eye, just as Karma perfectly cast a shield on Ezreal, Ezreal decisively struck.

Without hesitation, he used his E skill, Arcane Shift, through the wall, and flew towards Kai'Sa's location like a streak of light.

The damage from this E skill followed by the Q skill was extremely high, like a heavy hammer blow, instantly reducing Kai'Sa's health by more than a third.

Su Mu already knew that Ezreal had gone to farm the F6 jungle camps, and based on his experience, he had roughly estimated the speed at which Ezreal would need to clear the F6 jungle camps.

However, he never expected that the Rock Sparrow would eat the monster halfway through.

Karma unleashed her RQ skill at just the right moment, while Taliyah coordinated perfectly by using her E skill to scatter stones.

The two skills combined perfectly, instantly clearing out all the F6 monsters.

In this way, Ezreal only needed to take down one of the large birds before quickly moving towards this side.

Generally speaking, players who play the AD position are particularly persistent in controlling the minion wave, and Su Mu is no exception.

Moreover, he was already quite vigilant during this round of battles.

Even so, he still misjudged the time by about two seconds.

Now that Ezreal was aggressively pressing forward, Su Mu immediately abandoned his original plan to fight back.

He knew that his Q skill, Icathian Rain, had been used to clear minions before, and the skill was currently on cooldown, with about 2 seconds remaining before it could be used again.

Moreover, the shield effect applied by Karma was still active on Ezreal at this moment.

Even if Su Mu was brave and fearless, he understood that this was by no means a good time to counterattack.

"Hey, Mu-ge." Just then, Doinb's voice came over.

It turns out that after pushing down the bottom lane minion wave, Doinb chose to go back to base to replenish his equipment.

Just as he was about to clear the F6 jungle camps, he discovered that three members of G2 were ganging up on Kai'Sa in the mid lane.

Doinb didn't hesitate at all and rushed towards the mid lane immediately.

However, just as Doinb was about to get close to the wall, his pupils suddenly dilated sharply.

Within his line of sight, Kai'Sa, who had used her E skill to pull herself behind her own minions, suddenly stopped.

Then, Kai'Sa, who had stopped walking, slowly turned her head.

Before Doinb could even react, Kai'Sa swung her weapon the instant Ezreal got close, followed by a basic attack that landed on Ezreal.

The next moment, Kai'Sa used her ultimate skill with extremely precise control, moving one centimeter to the side. The instant her R skill landed, she hit Ezreal with a basic attack.

Under the powerful burst of the Hail of Blades effect, Kai'Sa's third basic attack followed up with a bolt of lightning from the void.

This attack not only detonated the plasma covering Ezreal, but also coincided with the final fraction of a second of Kai'Sa's Q skill, Icathian Rain, coming off cooldown!

araaq!

In less than a second, a set of skills was unleashed in an instant, like a galaxy pouring down.

Under the shocked gazes of countless viewers, Ezreal's full health bar vanished without a trace in an instant, like mercury spilling onto the ground!

While Karma and Taliyah, who were closely following Ezreal, were completely caught off guard, Su Mu's Kai'Sa, who had just successfully killed Ezreal, decisively used Flash to quickly create distance!

"WTF?!?!" A commotion erupted at the scene, and amidst the cacophony, A-P felt dizzy.

What the hell is this?

I was at full health, so how did I disappear in the blink of an eye?

What on earth just happened?

After all, while Kai'Sa was making such an amazing play, Ezreal's attacks didn't stop either, and he kept targeting Kai'Sa.

However, the difference in attack frequency between the two sides was simply too great.

Keep in mind, that was at full health.

Although everyone knows that Kai'Sa has the ability to instantly kill, knowing it in theory is one thing, but witnessing such a scene in actual combat is a completely different matter.

Such a strong visual impact is something you might not see even once in a professional match, even if you play Kai'Sa a hundred times!

Even a Kai'Sa with an excellent opportunity to successfully dive into the backline and kill enemies with her teammates would find it difficult to replicate the stunning visual effect of Su Mu's play!