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

As both sides' minion waves were focused on the enemy's minion waves, the melee minions died one by one.

In a normal laning phase, all three melee minions die instantly. This allows the Renekton to force a minion kill by consuming health, but with them dying one after another, the Renekton loses half his health for every minion experience he gets, which is definitely not worthwhile.

Upon seeing the crocodile retreat to a safe distance, Zhou Hanyang immediately began pushing the lane.

While pushing the lane, Zhou Hanyang pinged Mingkai: "You took the red buff, let's go to the excavator's blue buff area."

Since Zhou Hanyang picked Quinn this game, he definitely wanted to suppress Renekton, but pushing too far into the lane makes him easy to get caught.

Zhou Hanyang prefers to take the initiative in matches; rather than waiting for the opponent to attack him, he prefers to attack the opponent first.

"There's no time to take the red buff, I'll just go over there." Mingkai made a quick decision.

Sejuani and Rek'Sai wasted time pulling each other's hair in the jungle at the start, so it was too late to take the red buff at that point.

“That works too.” Zhou Hanyang nodded slightly.

Quinn started pushing the lane aggressively, and when the third wave of minions from the blue side reached the turret, Quinn pushed the minion wave into the Renekton's turret.

Quinn and Sejuani immediately entered the jungle with the excavator.

In this game, the excavator clearly planned to rush level 3 to gank Quinn top. Quinn didn't even bring TP, only Flash and Cleanse.

If the crocodile wants to kill Quinn, there is only one way he can use his skills: use his E skill to bait out Quinn's E skill, then Flash and W to bite Quinn, and then chase and kill Quinn.

However, with Cleanse, Quinn can cleanse Renekton's W skill immediately, preventing Renekton from dealing full damage.

Therefore, as long as Quinn has Purify, the crocodile will never be able to kill Quinn.

However, precisely because Quinn doesn't have a TP (Transformation Points), killing Quinn once will yield a high return.

If you catch Quinn twice, he's basically done for.

However, to Xinyi's surprise, EDG's top and jungle players actually went into the jungle to attack him.

Because the excavator wasted too much time in Sejuani's jungle, it just so happens to have reduced the Gromp to half health.

Furthermore, the Rek'Sai used Smite while attacking the Blue Buff, so the Gromp couldn't be defended either.

"Huh? The excavator went into Sejuani's jungle to fight for Smite at the start but failed and ended up ruining himself?" Remember couldn't help but laugh. "This Tahm Kench was taken over by Sejuani, and the excavator was only level 2 and could only run away in a sorry state. There's a huge wave of minions under the crocodile tower, so he can't come this wave."

“We are actually quite familiar with this scene. Whenever Attack faces a gank from the enemy jungler, they will take the initiative to enter the enemy jungle to find the enemy jungler and take control of the situation.” Guan Zeyuan said, then changed the subject: “However, in this way, the crocodile has taken a big breath of fresh air.”

"Anyway, one of them will get injured, it'll be either Crocodile or Quinn." Remember couldn't help but tease, "It's better to die for a friend than for me."

"Hahahahahaha..." The two of them burst into laughter.

After driving away the excavator, Quinn returned to the online platform.

However, this time Quinn did not blindly rush forward to suppress Renekton, but instead allowed Renekton to push the minion wave forward.

As Quinn pushed the red team's minion wave towards the blue team's turret, the blue team's third wave of minions arrived, and it was a wave of siege minions.

The blue team's turrets cannot wipe out the red team's minion wave in an instant, so the red team's third wave of siege minions will reach the blue team's turrets.

Quinn only last-hit the last minion in this wave.

Since the intersection of the minion waves is closer to the blue side, the blue side's fourth wave of minions will join the battlefield first.

In this way, the red side's pushback line will gradually form.

As a professional player, how could JDG's top laner Kabe not be aware of this situation?

Of course he knows!

The problem is that his level is too low now, and the crocodile is clearing minion waves too quickly, so he can't push them whenever he wants.

When the fifth wave of minions converged, the blue team's minion wave clearly surpassed the red team's and continued to advance towards the red team.

With the minion wave pushed to this point, Zhou Hanyang finally revealed his true intentions, and Quinn began to push the Renekton across the minion wave.

Quinn will harass any crocodile that tries to gain experience by emerging from the bushes.

Quinn would occasionally come out to finish off minions and control the minion wave, keeping it completely in front of the red team's tower and preventing it from entering the tower's interior.

Moreover, since the excavator had been driven to the lower half of the map, Zhou Hanyang confidently placed Quinn's trinket ward in the bush.

No matter which direction the crocodile comes from, it will be attacked by Quinn.

Left with no other option, the crocodile entered the river and walked between the red team's first and second towers.

Then, to the utter astonishment of the commentators and all the viewers, the connection was lost.

"Holy crap!" Even Zhou Hanyang was dumbfounded when he saw this scene: "You can play like this?"

It has to be said, Kabe does have something special about her.

Quinn blocked the minion wave in the top lane, while Renekton blocked the blue team's minion wave. As long as Quinn came to find Renekton, the red team's minion wave would push into the tower. Quinn would not only lose minion wave, but she would also be unable to block the minion wave at all.

If Quinn doesn't come over, then the Renekton can farm minions, while Quinn will have to tank the blue team's minion wave with her own body.

Kabe's Renekton even pushed the lane while approaching the second turret; whenever Quinn came over, Renekton was ready to throw the second turret at her.

Killing Quinn in the Tower will not earn you any money.

However, Kabe miscalculated one thing: when EDG's top laner got a champion like Quinn, Mingkai spent 80% of the entire game in the top lane.

After Sejuani harassed the excavator, she had just finished taking the red buff and was about to go back to base, continuing to farm from the bottom lane upwards.

Just a few seconds before Sejuani returned to base, a crocodile appeared in front of the second tower.

Mingkai was clearly stunned for a moment, then immediately overjoyed: "Holy crap, is this how you feed kills? I'm taking this first blood."

Piglet rushed toward the crocodile in a great hurry.

Kabe had already planned out the script, but he never expected that a pig girl would appear.

"Damn it! Shouldn't you be defending your bottom jungle right now?" Kabe's face turned green: "You idiot, do you even know how to play the game?"

The crocodile wanted to get to the tower quickly, but Sejuani used the Blast Fruit and still bumped into the crocodile before it entered the tower.

Under the tower's damage, the crocodile had no chance to fight back, and Sejuani got the kill on him.

FirstBlood!

EDG_Clearlove7 (Wrath of the North) killed JDG_Kabe (Desert Butcher)!!!

"Hahahahahahaha..." Mingkai let out a smug laugh, his mouth almost twisted with a grin.

[Looking for some free little gifts!]

[How can anyone still say that the champion top laner was a drunken solo trash can? I already said in my book, it was because everyone drank too much together. The manager allowed the driver to drive drunk, and then there was a car accident! Get it?]

[Let me say it again, it's not about soloing the trash can. Drinking makes you drunk, not an idiot! Even if you're drunk, you can't solo the trash can.]

Don't believe everything others say.

Currently, IG and TheShy have reached a verbal agreement. Rookie will return to IG, and only then will TheShy return. Rookie wants both money and a specific roster. Rookie's most desired AD carry is JackeyLove. However, JackeyLove has stated that he will continue playing for TES, and will retire if TES decides to let him go. The main issue is his agency contract with TES's parent company, preventing him from joining other teams.

TES offered JackeyLove a transfer fee of 1800 million, but IG refused! They said there was a big boss investing, but actually there wasn't much money! The car company's requirement is that TheShy must return before they will pay, understand? If TheShy doesn't return, this contract won't be worth it.

So it's basically impossible to reach an agreement; everything is interconnected! There are prerequisites for everything. The money isn't given to you upfront; you only get paid after you bring TheShy back! TheShy needs to bring back Rookie first, and Rookie needs a strong AD carry. They can't afford 1800WIG! Besides, 1800 is just the transfer fee; there's still the millions in salary to consider!

The only hope is to see if we can get Lnight a job at IG! Nobody wants Scout in LCK! He's still with LNG, and GALA won't leave!

One crucial reason everyone's vying for TheShy is that he's essentially tied to Dani, right? Dani's abilities are undeniable, second only to Redmi's coach. Theoretically, there's a high chance WBG's bot lane duo could join IG with Dani. Rookie will likely compromise. The jungler will probably be JieJie. Rookie doesn't like Tian.

Rookie actually has a really bad temper in private! He's even the kind of person who can get so angry at Ning that he can't even talk back.