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On the EDG's playing field.

"Nice, Mu-ge! Holy crap, that comeback was absolutely incredible! He's definitely a top 5 finisher at MSI, right?" Flandre praised without hesitation, just like he always does.

His tone was full of sincere praise for his teammate Su Mu's brilliant play.

But as soon as the words left his mouth, Saint Gun Bro had a vague feeling that something was not quite right.

A thought flashed through his mind: Could it be that the MVP award he had been longing for... was slipping through his fingers just because of Su Mu's brilliant performance?

"Holy crap!" This thought struck Flandre like a hammer blow, and he panicked immediately, his anxiety spreading like a tidal wave.

For the next five minutes, the G2 team members looked completely bewildered, staring blankly at their opponents.

The Vladimir player on EDG's side seemed to have suddenly gone berserk, his state becoming extremely frenzied.

Especially when they pushed the second mid-lane tower, the scene was completely unexpected for G2.

Facing the three players waiting under the tower, the vampire unexpectedly used his E-Flash followed by his ultimate from the side jungle, making a fierce entry into the fray.

This sudden move was like a bombshell, instantly startling the G2 members.

"Brother, we already have victory in our grasp, is it really necessary to fight so hard? What kind of deep-seated grudge do they have?" The members of the G2 team couldn't help but mutter to themselves.

However, the members of G2 Esports were unaware that after Flandre's tower dive ended, his expression became increasingly grim.

Here's what happened: Just as he was diving the tower, his teammate Kai'Sa landed a precise shot from a great distance on Taliyah, who was defending under the tower.

Immediately afterward, just as the vampire's ultimate was about to explode, Kai'Sa flew into the fray like a ghost, and Icathia's torrential rain poured down, instantly killing Taliyah.

Kai'Sa then unleashed a devastating barrage of attacks, securing two more kills.

After all this, the vampire didn't even manage to steal a single head!

At that moment, Saint Gun felt as if his heart was encased in a huge block of ice, chilling him to the bone.

He was filled with despair, thinking, "It's over."

At this moment, his mind was filled with thoughts of becoming MVP, almost completely ignoring the fact that he was a top laner who had entered the professional scene in the LPL at a very early stage, and that he was now only one step away from the MSI championship trophy.

Perhaps, from the moment Su Mu, brimming with confidence before the finals, decisively ended the battle with a 3-0 victory, the MSI championship seemed to be firmly in their hands, as easy as taking candy from a baby!

From Su Mu's personal experience, the later stages of matches against European teams are indeed much more boring than those against Korean teams.

Looking back on the journey of playing against the South Korean team, although the process was extremely difficult and painful, it must be admitted that the South Korean team often made some concessions in the later stages of the game for tactical considerations. However, once they were given a real opportunity, they were able to seize it firmly and demonstrate extremely strong competitive ability.

Therefore, when facing a South Korean team, you absolutely cannot let your guard down in the slightest until the very last moment of the match.

But G2's performance was completely different.

Near the mid-lane second tower, after Su Mu's Kai'Sa secured a triple kill, G2 surprisingly chose to give up and started to play haphazardly, as if they had given up on themselves.

The game time has reached the 21-minute mark.

Just a minute earlier, G2 Esports had painstakingly and painstakingly built up vision in EDG's red buff area, and that vision finally came in handy.

Using this view, Jankos spotted Kai'Sa playing in the red buff area.

Immediately afterward, without hesitation, he led Shen, whom he was controlling, straight towards Kai'Sa's location. Even Taliyah, who was hovering near the Baron pit at the time, decisively activated her ultimate ability and quickly joined the encirclement.

However, Su Mu reacted extremely quickly, simply using his E skill to enter stealth mode and rapidly creating distance to the other side. After confirming that Taliyah couldn't touch him at all, he turned around without hesitation and began to attack Jankos's Nightmare.

Su Mu's timing in using his E skill was absolutely exquisite.

The instant Nightmare's ultimate ability flew towards Su Mu, Kai'Sa vanished without a trace before Jankos' eyes, preventing his E skill from applying its effect to Kai'Sa immediately.

From a god's-eye view, the way Jankos' Nightmare lunged forward looked like he stood still for a second, completely stunned.

Immediately afterwards, Kai'Sa's damage output rained down on Nightmare like a storm.

Nightmare's health bar was depleted like water bursting its banks. Although Shen managed to use his ultimate on Nightmare in time, the mysterious purple shield vanished without a trace in an instant.

Just as Shen landed and used his E skill to pounce on Su Mu, Su Mu decisively activated his ultimate in the opposite direction, flying like lightning to appear behind Nightmare.

Immediately afterwards, a torrential downpour began in Icathia. After successfully taking down Nightmare, Su Mu shifted his focus to Taliyah and began unleashing his full power.

G2's seemingly irrational behavior left not only the audience bewildered, but also the other members of their opposing EDG team.

Saint Gun Bro stared wide-eyed from afar, his anger blazing: These guys should be sending kills to him, why are they fixated on Su Mu's Kai'Sa?

Judging from the current situation, Su Mu is even very likely to accomplish the feat of fighting three people at once.

However, if Su Mu were to actually achieve this, it would undoubtedly expose just how much of a failure the EDG team is.

Fortunately, Missing, controlling Gragas, arrived on the battlefield in time. With a precise set of control skills and Kai'Sa, he instantly wiped out all three members of the G2 team.

Immediately afterwards, EDG took the opportunity to secure Baron Nashor, and then chose to return to base to replenish their supplies.

In just over 22 minutes, Su Mu's Kai'Sa already had three items.

In stark contrast, Ezreal's equipment from a few minutes ago remains unchanged.

At this point, the economic gap between the two sides had become quite significant.

With EDG securing the Baron Nashor, the gold difference between the two teams widened to over 10,000.

However, an awkward scene unfolded as some audience members began to leave the venue.

Many fans in Taiwan are extremely disappointed with G2 Esports, a team they just started supporting today.

They all complained: "What kind of game was this? Seriously, with this level of skill, how could they have been so boastful before the match? They were completely outmatched by EDG, like a bunch of idiots, without any chance to fight back."