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"This……"

Guan Zeyuan's eyes nearly popped out of his head, his face full of surprise: "If EDG really manages to take down the tower this time, G2 will suffer a huge loss! A devastating blow!"

"But they don't seem to have any good solutions," Tongxi said, blinking her bright eyes. "We can't exactly have the top laner teleport over to defend the tower, can we?"

At this point in time, given the difference in strength between the two teams' bottom lanes, if G2's top laner Neeko dares to teleport over, EDG will definitely not hesitate to tower dive and kill her.

The crux of the problem is that G2's bot lane collapsed far too quickly and was utterly defeated.

While the other lanes were still cautiously testing each other and scheming against each other with their skills, the bottom lane was like a flood that had burst its banks, completely overwhelmed and destroyed.

Soon, a crisp system notification sounded across the arena: "Your team has destroyed an enemy turret!"

As soon as the notification appeared, G2's bottom lane tower burst into flames and exploded.

At that moment, A-P's face turned ashen, as if water could drip from it.

Keep in mind, this is the turret version!

The loss of this tower is far more than just the loss of a single tower; the entire series of plating bounties are also lost, making it a double blow.

If I had to describe Ah P's current mood in three words, it would undoubtedly be: Damn it!

Of course, the other members of G2 felt much the same way in this regard.

Everyone knows that only a few minutes have passed.

Less than eight minutes!

The top and mid lanes were still locked in fierce combat, with both junglers having just reached level six and neither having had a chance to effectively initiate a rhythm.

But what happened? The bottom lane collapsed first, completely dismantling the entire lane.

This is the turret version!!

The fact that G2's first turret was taken down so quickly in this version can only mean one cruel truth—G2's bot lane has been completely crushed in the laning phase and has no chance to fight back.

To put it simply, they've even started to doubt whether their own bot lane duo combined could beat the enemy support, Heimerdinger, by himself!

This statement is not an exaggeration.

Keep in mind that there's a difference of almost two levels between them just in terms of rank.

Not to mention that during the push, the turrets also took the opportunity to steal a lot of experience and gold from the minions.

A quick look at the equipment makes it clear: thanks to the gold provided by support items and the extra benefits like First Blood, Heimerdinger's current equipment is in no way inferior to Caitlyn's.

The bot lane has been transformed from a classic ADC and support combination into a bizarre and awkward situation with an ADC and an APC.

“We can’t play anymore…” At this moment, on the G2 player bench, Perkz stared blankly at the screen, his expression first blank, then as if he suddenly understood something, he inexplicably laughed.

However, there was no joy in that smile; it was full of bitterness and helplessness.

This must be the most brutal match he has ever experienced since switching to the AD position, right?

In just a few minutes, his mind went completely blank, he was in complete chaos, and he had no idea how to deal with the situation or how to continue the game.

At this moment, he was like a boxer who had just stepped into the ring. The match had just begun when his opponent mercilessly punched him in the head, leaving him dizzy and unable to think.

Aside from trying to laugh it off in this way, Ah P himself probably doesn't know what kind of expression he should make in this incredibly awkward moment.

Not only him, but the other G2 players around him also lost their usual optimistic and positive attitude.

Almost no one spoke in the entire contestant's seat; the atmosphere was exceptionally silent and oppressive, as if a heavy stone was pressing on everyone's heart.

If this were a training match, based on their usual habits, they would all have clicked 'Exit Game' without hesitation at this point.

Because this situation has already reached the point where there is absolutely no need to continue fighting. The outcome is already clear enough that there is no need to continue fighting.

"In that case, the laning phase in the bottom lane is essentially over!"

In the commentary booth, Remember's voice was filled with shock as he exclaimed, "Less than eight minutes! EDG has already taken down G2's first tower! This must be the fastest first tower kill record to date!"

Beside him, Guan Zeyuan stroked his chin, pondered for a moment, and said, "If we only consider the main competition, based on the current information, it should be..."

Strictly speaking, the tower plating mechanism was actually introduced as early as Season 8.

However, from the perspective of actual application in the competition, it did officially enter the professional arena in Season 9.

The original intention of this mechanism was to provide the stronger side in the lane with the opportunity to gain tower plates, but it also significantly delayed the time when the first tower was destroyed, which can be regarded as a balance and adjustment to the overly fast pace of the game in Season 8.

But in today's match, EDG, with a unique, even bizarre, bot lane duo, managed to pull off a shockingly fast push!

In less than eight minutes, they successfully took down the first tower. This not only means that G2's bottom lane has been completely cleared, but this is just the beginning. The subsequent chain reaction has only just begun.

The situation on the field can change in an instant.

After successfully destroying the opponent's defensive tower, EDG's bot lane duo quickly returned to base to replenish their supplies.

After a brief rest, they set off again from the spring, heading straight for the central path without hesitation!

On the other side, Doinb seemed to have a clear plan in mind, and without the slightest hesitation, he resolutely headed towards the bottom lane.

This series of fluid lane-swapping maneuvers, as smooth and seamless as Dove chocolate, perfectly showcased EDG's unique tactical style and team synergy, undeniably a hallmark of the EDG team.

However, EDG's ingenious lane-swap strategy put G2 in an extremely awkward situation.

Originally, the best lane for development in the G2 team was the mid lane.

Moreover, Caps' Ryze is arguably the core player of the entire team, bearing the heavy responsibility of making a strong push in the mid-game and controlling the pace of the game.

But now, the situation has suddenly changed.

G2's bot lane inexplicably collapsed, allowing EDG's incredibly farmed duo to rotate to the mid lane early on.

In this way, the advantage that Ryze had painstakingly accumulated in the early stages vanished instantly and disappeared completely!

This is the terrible consequence of a chain reaction!

To make matters worse, G2 is unable to emulate EDG's lane-swap strategy.

The reason is simple: their bot lane duo has already collapsed. If they switch to the mid lane, there will only be one result—the opponent will easily take down all the plating of the mid lane tower!

To prevent being tower-dived and killed by the enemy, Jonkos's Jarvan IV was forced to stay in the mid lane to defend, as if he had been "kidnapped" to the mid lane.

Even so, G2's mid-lane turret health was still being slowly whittled down!