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One second Kai'Sa was at a disadvantage, being chased, but the next second, the pursuer suddenly "crashed".

Who could bear such a huge contrast?

At this moment, Taliyah immediately activated her ultimate to travel, while Kai'Sa's health was indeed low.

If Taliyah manages to reach Kai'Sa, she will likely be instantly killed by the Electrocute.

Of course, all of this is based on one premise: that no accidents happen.

The shadow that appeared at this moment was exactly the same shape as the psychological trauma Caps experienced in the early stages of the game.

The moment Caps saw that shadow, his heart sank.

As soon as the little cannon landed, the sparks from the explosion of its E skill in mid-air had already adhered to the Taliyah he was controlling.

As Tristana unleashed her first basic attack, Taliyah had already fallen off her own ultimate ability.

Immediately after Tristana unleashed her second basic attack, Taliyah quickly turned her head, attempting to use her abilities to restrict Tristana's mobility.

But just as the rock spike appeared, Tristana's third basic attack, combined with her ultimate ability Devastating Shot, blasted Taliyah away, sending her crashing into the wreckage of the red team's mid-lane tower.

Su Mu had no intention of going back to steal this kill.

After all, as an AD carry player, although stealing kills is often considered a matter of course, one must first ensure one's own safety before stealing kills.

With the cannon's restrictions, Taliyah had no way to catch up with him, so there was no need for him to turn back and add any meaningless suspense.

There are two completely different scenarios in Su Mu's extreme operations.

Firstly, when his teammates are in a situation where they desperately need him to take such action, and such an operation is expected to break through the enemy's defenses, even if it is a high-risk situation but may yield high rewards, Su Mu will resolutely accept and put it into action.

Secondly, when he was truly forced into a desperate situation by the other party, he originally did not intend to take the initiative to attack, but in a life-or-death moment, in order to survive, Su Mu would take action.

This counter-kill against Ezreal is a typical example.

In that situation, Ezreal didn't even have time to use Flash.

While Ap's own operational errors certainly played a role, given the sudden and unexpected situation at the time, professional players who could react instantly are extremely rare.

However, the story of Taliyah killing her is another matter entirely.

Since his skills were on cooldown, Su Mu would never go back rashly. After all, he never did anything with high risk and low reward.

Looking at Karma, a support champion, her weaknesses are glaringly obvious in the current situation.

While the shield is on cooldown, Karma is completely unable to provide Taliyah with any effective protection.

Left with no other choice, I could only reluctantly apply a Weakness debuff to the little cannon.

Even if Tristana is weakened, how can a hero like Taliyah easily stop her?

With the help of Flash, Tristana unleashed an explosive basic attack, successfully refreshing her abilities. Doinb then controlled Tristana to jump directly in front of Taliyah, quickly killing her before jumping towards Karma.

If Karma hadn't used her ultimate ability to cool down in time, first tethering Tristana with it and then controlling her with the second part of her ultimate, Karma probably wouldn't have escaped death either.

This situation, involving both the middle and lower levels, ultimately resulted in one death and one casualty!

"My goodness, Kai'Sa can actually operate this!"

Even Guan Zeyuan, who was used to seeing countless similar spectacular scenes, was truly shocked by the new trick Su Mu played when he witnessed this scene.

"Holy crap, I'm on my knees."

"This is so classic. It teaches people how to be good people repeatedly, but why can't G2 understand it?"

"Yes, they like to send Kai'Sa home, and then send themselves back to their own home!"

"Is it possible that even if he doesn't release Kai'Sa, he'll still end up going home?"

"World champion and FMVP, my brother Mu, do you understand? My brother Mu winning the MSI championship is as easy as taking candy from a baby!"

"With a general commanding an army of thousands, what difficulty is there in taking something out of a bag?!"

Domestic players have already begun to celebrate the MSI championship trophy, which seemed somewhat suspenseful before the tournament, but became less suspenseful after the group stage and was a foregone conclusion when the knockout stage began.

"Are you receiving treatment?"

"Did you use Flash?"

"You're asking me?" Three sentences came out from the mouths of three different people in the G2 match hall.

"Isn't this different? Even if you didn't use Flash, you should still use Heal, right? Are you planning to enjoy your Heal with the airplane meal on your way back home tomorrow?"

Although Caps has always maintained a good mentality, he was completely flustered after being repeatedly killed or threatened by this little cannon in this game.

When someone suddenly gets angry at someone they know very well, the incident that triggered the conflict is often just a trigger.

Faced with Caps's questioning, Ah P felt really bad, but he was powerless to refute it.

As Caps said, for a professional player, the moment they see their health being threatened, they should instinctively cast a healing spell based on muscle memory.

However, there are two key reasons why Ap failed to cast a healing spell this time.

Firstly, Kai'Sa's burst of power came too fast, so fast that his brain didn't have time to react.

As for why he didn't have time to react, is it possible that he hasn't truly formed muscle memory for the healing technique yet?

You know, he used to play mid lane!

Who would choose to bring Heal as a proper mid-laner?

"We almost got wiped out?" Wunder said at the right moment.

At the same timeline, four people on their side had already fallen.

The top laner and jungler died, the mid laner and AD carry also died, leaving only the support alive.

"Should we...get ready to go home?" As the comedian of the group, Jankos was in a mood that made it difficult for him to actually joke, but his long-standing habit made every word sound lighthearted, as if he were joking.

"It seems so." The support player from the G2 team had just escaped from the jaws of death and was still shaken.

G2's already dwindling mental defenses crumbled completely after their failed attempt to kill Kai'Sa resulted in a counter-kill.

They truly felt that they couldn't win, they really couldn't win.

Moreover, this is different from their situation when facing SKT in the league or even at MSI.

When facing EDG, they felt a bit like the Korean teams of the ancient times.

During the laning phase, without realizing it, they fell behind in last hits, their economy fell behind, and even their turrets disappeared without them noticing.

Before a major upheaval occurs, EDG always gives them the illusion that they can still fight back.

It wasn't until the game-changing momentum emerged, making victory clear, that they realized the immense advantage EDG had unknowingly accumulated.

In a slightly larger collision, they were completely powerless to fight back, and even if they managed to fight back, they didn't seem to gain any advantage.

When you lose money, you lose everything, even your underwear; when you make money, it feels like you've only earned a tiny bit.

They had never experienced this feeling before.