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Flash Wolves' idea is understandable; they don't want to see EDG take the Rift Herald again under any circumstances.

If EDG manages to secure the Rift Herald, the mid-lane tower will crumble instantly, as if it were made of paper.

By then, all three outer towers will have been destroyed, and their defensive lines will be forced to move backward, making the situation even more passive.

That's why they decided to take a gamble and try to seize the Rift Herald in an attempt to reverse their current unfavorable situation.

Galio flew over quickly, like a whirlwind.

At the same time, EDG's Tahm Kench immediately rushed to the corresponding position to provide support.

The Bomber didn't hesitate to unleash his ultimate attack on the battlefield.

However, the final result was not as satisfactory as expected.

Although Flash Wolves tried to create enough chaos to change the course of the battle, Vi was two levels behind Jiejie, and under these circumstances, Vi's chances of winning by using Smite were much lower.

As the deafening roar of the Rift Herald suddenly rang out, a long sigh immediately filled the Flash Wolves' battle booth.

This time, they gave away two more kills for nothing.

Since they ultimately failed to secure the dragon, Vi and Galio's actions of going up there were essentially futile and a death wish.

Despite their defeat, Vi and Galio continued to struggle, desperately running towards the top lane.

But at that critical moment, Hanabi's voice rang clearly in his ears.

"I feel like I have a chance to kill him this time."

Hanabi was so confident because Varus was currently focusing his attack on the first tower with about two-thirds of his health remaining.

Just before he arrived, Varus used the slow effect of Blade of the Ruined King to successfully scare away his nearly mana-empty Ziggs into using Flash.

However, before using Flash, Betty used her last bit of mana to unleash a Q skill and, combined with a basic attack that had a passive effect, dealt some damage to Varus, who was being controlled by Su Mu.

At this moment, Ryze, along with Xin Zhao and Tahm Kench, were coordinating their efforts to relentlessly pursue the Flash Wolves' jungler and support duo.

Meanwhile, Poppy was safely pushing the lane bot. This situation meant that Varus was currently all alone in the mid lane!

Ever since Akali was reworked, hanabi has remained steadfast in his belief in one thing.

That is, when he gets Akali, even if his own equipment is terrible, he is definitely not someone who can be easily baited by a normal attack.

What's more, the Varus in front of us doesn't even have two-thirds of his health left!

This is undoubtedly a golden opportunity for him to turn his life around.

Moreover, this was also a valuable opportunity for him to redeem himself in his MSI debut, turning a dismal 0/4 score into a 1/4 victory.

It could even be said that this is a golden opportunity for him to make a name for himself in the world.

After all, the person standing in front of him is the FMVP winner of two consecutive League of Legends World Championships!

It's too late to say.

After saying that, hanabi's typing speed instantly increased.

He began his performance.

He pressed the E skill with his backhand, quickly closing the distance between himself and Varus. At that moment, hanabi's fingers began to tap the R key rapidly and continuously.

He had already used his Bilgewater Cutlass and his Blink ability.

But right now, he's still just a little bit short of Varus...

Hanabi felt her face getting slightly hot and couldn't help but curse inwardly: Damn it, I'm going to be embarrassed! What should I do if the distance isn't enough when the E skill comes over?

However, Su Mu's actions delighted hanabi. He watched as Varus, whose movement speed was significantly faster than his, suddenly turned around and launched a basic attack at him.

"Hmph, you actually dare to fight back?" Hanabi's eyes lit up instantly, as if a fighting spirit had been ignited.

At that moment, he keenly realized that the range of his ultimate was sufficient. Without hesitation, he immediately locked onto the enemy Varus and decisively used his ultimate as the starting move for this counterattack.

Although he died relatively many times during this game, his skills did not deteriorate due to these repeated failures and he maintained a high level of performance.

Hanabi's character used the R skill, which flashed through Varus's air like a sharp beam of light.

Immediately afterwards, he skillfully moved the mouse cursor, and almost at the same moment, he flicked his wrist and unleashed a Q skill, which landed precisely on Varus's head.

However, on the other side, Su Mu's Varus was also attacking him fiercely.

The first arrow fired at the start of the battle, combined with the two arrows fired in quick succession, has gradually lowered Akali's health bar, controlled by hanabi.

However, Akali herself deals considerable damage, and even as her health decreases, she still possesses a powerful counter-attack capability.

Just then, hanabi controlled Akali to take a small step back, triggering her passive ability at just the right moment.

Immediately, he controlled his character to quickly move forward, raised his hand to unleash a passive skill, and then followed up with a Q skill, which landed squarely on Varus once again.

Varus, as a squishy champion, even with a level 1 advantage and an absolute economic dominance over Akali, still had his health reduced to a dangerous level by Akali's smooth combo.

However, Su Mu's operation was very steady, and he did not panic at all because of the danger of the health bar.

At the same moment the fourth arrow was released, Su Mu also quickly flicked his hand, and his ultimate skill, Chains of Corruption, landed precisely on Akali's head.

In an instant, Varus detonated the three passive marks on Akali, causing Akali's health to drop even further.

At the same time, with the Lethal Tempo rune effect triggered, Varus' attack speed suddenly soared, becoming as swift as a storm.

"Whoosh! Whoosh! Whoosh!"

One arrow, two arrows, three arrows!

As the passive layers of the Corruption Chains continued to accumulate, Akali quickly regained three more layers of the mark.

However, Su Mu did not rush to detonate these marks. Instead, he continued his attacking style, moving nimbly and never stopping his attacks.

At the same time, he was silently calculating in his mind.

He was precisely calculating the duration of his ultimate skill's control effect, waiting for the optimal moment to strike.

The instant the ultimate skill's control time ended, Su Mu decisively made his move, unleashing a Q skill without any charging, which shot out like lightning. At the same time, he controlled Varus to quickly use Flash to the other side. The actions were completed in one smooth motion, demonstrating extremely high game awareness and operational skills.

Whoosh! Sizzle!

In an instant, golden light flashed like lightning, and a blurry, ghostly figure suddenly pounced on Varus with lightning speed.

That's right, this is Akali's extremely powerful second-stage ultimate!

Unfortunately, at this critical moment, Su Mu, with his extreme reflexes, decisively used Flash.