Mingkai, if you're this cowardly, you should just go home and raise pigs.

"EDG!!! Go EDG!!!"

"EDG!!! Go EDG!!!"

"EDG!!! Go EDG!!!"

……

Amidst countless cheers and shouts for EDG, both teams charged out of the fountain.

Of course, some viewers and fans cheered for the GAM team, but their cheers were drowned out by those of EDG.

Even in the early hours of the morning, the official live streaming rooms in China are still bustling with activity.

"666666! Graves top lane, what year is this? Have I been transported back to an ancient version?"

"7777777!"

"It's another Lee Sin with the Ghost build. I knew EDG would pull something."

"I'm not watching anymore, it's boring! Is this some kind of Graves game considered 'fun'?"

"I've been waiting this long without sleeping, and this is all I get? If they don't pull something exciting this game, I'm going to start flaming them!"

"Graves can be played top lane? What a disgusting top laner!"

"Shhh! Give me the 'Moon Man' monkey in the sheer veil!"

……

Neither side did anything particularly interesting at level 1, and both simply formed a long, straight line!

Both bottom laners went online early to contest the bushes!

Zyra needs to be online in advance to set up seeds, but EDG cannot allow Zyra to set up seeds.

After all, the seeds can block Karma's skills. If they can't find a good angle to use R to enhance Q at level 1, EDG's bot lane will definitely be pushed.

Mingkai's Lee Sin didn't choose to cause any trouble at the start of this game.

Instead, I chose to swipe from top to bottom in Fast & Furious 4.

The top lane was shown in several shots, mostly showing them pushing the lane and farming minions.

If Gragas tries to use his Q skill to poke, Graves should use his dash to dodge.

In the mid lane, it's also a matter of last-hitting minions and trading kills.

On the contrary, the bottom lane played more aggressively and traded blows more frequently.

Zyra and Karma are both extremely strong supports in the early laning phase.

Karma can still give her teammates a RE in the late game, but Zyra's usefulness becomes very small in the late game.

Therefore, GAM's bot lane duo must be targeted.

The only good news is that they are somewhat wary of the blind monk coming down to catch them.

The main consideration was how to trade blows without taking damage, and to deplete the health of EDG's bot lane duo as much as possible.

Otherwise, if the Lee Sin with Ghost speeds up and runs over, EDG's bot lane duo will definitely be killed because they are in such good condition.

The Lee Sin didn't enter Kha'Zix's jungle, which made Kha'Zix overjoyed. In the first round, neither side engaged in any particularly intense clashes.

However, what was unexpected was that after pushing the minion wave, Graves actually chose to recall.

Upon seeing Graves recall, Gragas, after clearing the minion wave, also chose to recall.

GAM's top laner, Stark, was puzzled when he didn't see Graves' teleport.

Why isn't Graves using Teleport?

He immediately pinged the bottom lane to share his information: "Graves didn't TP to lane, be careful with teleporting in the bottom lane, I've saved my T!"

To prevent himself from being unable to provide support if a fight broke out in the bottom lane, Stark also refrained from using Teleport to return to lane.

However, after returning to base, Graves immediately bought another Doran's Blade and used his Teleport!

But the place he teleported to wasn't the minion wave, but...

EDG's second turret in the top lane!

Amidst the astonished gazes of countless viewers, Graves, having landed via Teleport, charged straight at the Stone Golem.

The grotesque creatures had just spawned when the Graves arrived at the Krug camp.

For heroes without a jungle item, farming jungle camps in the early game is actually quite difficult.

But Graves specifically bought a Doran's Blade during his recall, all for this moment.

With two Doran's Swords, the Warlord's Bloodlust, and a small potion, the fight becomes much less damaging.

The key point is that Graves can clear the Krugs quite quickly.

In just a short while, the stone beetles were all gone.

He was online almost a minute later than Gragas.

"Don't go into his red buff area, Graves should have placed a ward!" Stark immediately told his jungler Levi.

The Graves recalled to base before me, but came out later; he must have gone for a stroll in the jungle.

As for why Graves lost his form?

Of course, it's because it was released before it was fully replenished.

At this moment, Stark felt that Zhou Hanyang, who was being touted as a god, was nothing special.

I could see through all his moves at a glance.

I can almost see right through my own underwear!

But he overlooked one thing: Graves' last-hitting was already ahead of his.

With two Doran's Blades, Graves can push lanes even faster.

Graves' wave clear speed surpasses that of most heroes. He first uses auto-attacks to correct the position of melee minions while simultaneously reducing their health.

Then use the Q skill to hit all the minions at once, and then follow up with one or two auto attacks to clear a wave of minions.

After Graves pushed the minion wave and pinned Gragas under the tower...

After clearing the F6 camp, Lee Sin has entered Kha'Zix's jungle.

In this game, Kha'Zix also started with F6 and red buff, just as the jungle monsters in the blue buff area were respawning.

The Mantis has also been spawned in the second round!

The moment the two sides met in the jungle, GAM's jungler Levi pinged a question mark on Lee Sin and shouted, "Lee Sin has entered my jungle, can you come and take a look? I'm all alone and can't get a kill!"

GAM's mid laner Optimus shouted immediately, "Coming, coming!"

Before level 6, Lulu can push LeBlanc's lane without any problem, and LeBlanc has absolutely no way to deal with Lulu.

But the next moment, a Graves appeared behind the Lee Sin!

Levi was stunned. How many minutes had it been?

Why is Graves in the jungle at this time of day?

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