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During the execution of the tactic, Faker's Akali returned to defend first. After Ezreal launched a few attacks on the dragon, he handed over the task of taking down the dragon to Nidalee and Gragas, and turned back to defend against Jax.

Fortunately, Jax's health was low at this point, and considering the risks, he dared not continue advancing rashly.

After all, with his current health, if he continues to advance, he is very likely to be hit by Ezreal's ultimate and die.

As a long-established and powerful team with a rich history, SKT did not appear too unfamiliar with the deployment of defensive personnel even when they were at a disadvantage.

However, despite a decent defensive performance, they were still unable to reverse the current unfavorable situation.

Fortunately, the situation took a turn for the better, and a decision by the EDG team gave SKT an opportunity.

After recalling to base to replenish supplies, the Weapon Master chose to head to the bottom lane.

This decision made the SKT players keenly aware that an opportunity had arrived.

With little left to contest in terms of map resources, the plane, carrying newly spawned explosives, headed to the top lane to push the lane.

At this point, Ezreal had already pushed the minion wave forward, and the plane, equipped with explosives, was relatively safe in this situation.

Jayce, who had previously performed poorly on defense, was reassigned to the bottom lane to defend Jax.

For SKT fans, this is undoubtedly an extremely foolish move.

After all, everyone knows that Jayce can't beat Jax, so sending him out like this would just be feeding him kills.

Fans couldn't help but worry: what would happen if EDG also swept through the bottom lane?

However, unbeknownst to them, SKT's series of actions were actually a deliberate attempt to lure EDG into continuing to target the bottom lane.

Facing the minion wave pushed by the plane, Ezreal reappeared in the top lane to clear the wave and defend.

Meanwhile, Gragas and Nidalee headed towards the bottom lane together.

On the other side, EDG did not rush to push the mid lane tower, but instead switched the bot lane to the mid lane. Then, missing's Shen began to cooperate with jiejie to prepare for a roam.

At this point, EDG didn't have many special thoughts about Jayce, who had already died three times.

The reason they're still targeting him is simply because of that defensive tower.

"They don't have Akali, so they might be heading to the bottom lane, but that's not certain. Doinb should retreat first, and Ezreal isn't there either."

Su Mu glanced at the mini-map and said slowly.

At this moment, within EDG's field of vision, only one player from SKT is still online, and that is Jayce.

From SKT's perspective, EDG also only had one player online, Jax.

At the same time, the Fate Master controlled by Su Mu also disappeared online.

However, viewers watching the game from God's perspective can see clearly through the fog of war.

It turned out that Su Mu was farming the F6 jungle monsters.

He systematically placed two traps at the front of F6 and inside F6 pit.

At this point, the level 9 Jhin was not having any difficulty clearing out the monsters. As the traps exploded one after another, Su Mu fired a Dancing Grenade and easily took down the small bird. Then he fired two more bullets and successfully took down the big bird.

The rest of the team members remained hidden in the shadows of the enemy's line of sight, cautiously observing the situation.

Clearly, both sides are waiting for the other to make the first move.

As the two teams gradually approached the bottom lane, the vision they had set up began to take effect.

When both sides' heroes with scanning abilities detected the opponent's wards, the tense atmosphere on the field seemed to ease slightly.

However, just as Su Mu saw the mid lane minions along the path of the mid river, Akali's figure suddenly appeared without warning from within the mid lane river bush in the lower jungle.

Upon seeing this scene, Su Mu narrowed his eyes slightly, a hint of scrutiny in his gaze.

Su Mu did not sense any intense killing intent from Akali.

Akali simply walked slowly toward the minion wave.

Judging from Akali's current position, unless she uses her ultimate R skill to charge into the turret, she has no way to initiate an attack on the Jhin controlled by Su Mu.

Based on this assessment, Su Mu remained calm and composed.

This calm continued until Akali suddenly unleashed a clean and decisive Q skill at the minions in the lane.

"Sizzle!" A crisp sound rang out as Akali's Q skill, like a fan-shaped blade, instantly covered the entire minion wave.

As the minions fell one after another, a faint light suddenly flashed on Akali's body—a feedback from gaining experience points.

Almost at the same instant, Faker, controlling Akali, pressed towards Su Mu at an extremely fast speed.

Seeing this, Su Mu didn't hesitate to raise his hand and attack Akali, while simultaneously taking quick steps backward to try and create some distance between himself and Akali.

Only then did Su Mu notice that Akali had reached level 11.

In the game League of Legends, level 11 is significant for Akali because it means she has level 2 for her ultimate ability.

It's important to know that the damage difference between a level 1 ultimate and a level 2 ultimate is quite significant.

Especially for assassin-type heroes like Akali, her level 2 ultimate ability greatly enhances her burst damage.

A level 2 ultimate ability means Akali already has the ability to solo kill AD carries in the jungle. Even if she tower dives for a kill, if Akali's mechanics are perfect enough, there is a certain probability that she can successfully secure the solo kill.

The thought flashed through Su Mu's mind like lightning, but he quickly dismissed it.

After all, Faker didn't dare to easily engage in the team fight during the Rift Herald incident.

Did he suddenly gain courage after this?

Just then, recalling Ezreal who had just disappeared from the top lane, Su Mu instantly made another guess in his mind.

Su Mu had very little time to think. In the blink of an eye, Faker decisively used his abilities, taking advantage of the speed boost from the smoke grenade, and moved toward Su Mu as fast as a ghost.

The next moment, the slowing effect of the tech gun landed precisely on Su Mu's Virtuoso, slowing his movements.

At the same time, Faker, controlling Akali, started with RE, skillfully utilizing the principle that RE always hit, attempting to unleash a combo on Su Mu's Virtuoso and deal high damage.

It was at the very moment Faker made his move that Ezreal's figure suddenly leaped out from the shadows of the river in the upper jungle.

Ezreal, who used Arcane Shift to jump onto the wall, raised his hand and threw an AQ skill at Su Mu, then quickly followed up with another.

In this intense exchange, Teddy's hand speed was off the charts, and as he unleashed his skills, his Ezreal's ultimate ability began to charge up.

Surprisingly, Ezreal's ultimate and Akali's ultimate were activated almost at the same time.

At that moment, Faker and Teddy launched an attack on Su Mu almost simultaneously, as if they were determined to cut Su Mu down and gain the advantage in this team fight.

However, EDG's jungler and support, located in the lower jungle, are rushing towards the mid lane with all their might.

Unfortunately, they clearly didn't have time to support Su Mu.

Because Shen's ultimate ability will not be off cooldown for almost two minutes, he will not be able to protect Su Mu in time.

Therefore, in this extremely critical moment, Su Mu's only reliance is on himself!