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

"How about we switch lanes and go top?" Green Hair asked immediately when he saw that Doinb was a little off guard.

They had a hard time finding opportunities to kill Thresh and Kalista in the bottom lane.

Other teams that get this bot lane duo will definitely call for their jungler to put pressure on them, but Zet and Meiko are protecting each other.

The skateboard shoes got hit, Thresh gave him a lantern.

Thresh was engaged, and Kalista used her ultimate to save him.

"No, no, we can't switch." Doinb refused without hesitation as soon as Green Hair opened his mouth: "We can't switch lanes."

"Switching lanes can disrupt their operational rhythm," Green Hair said with some doubt.

Switching lanes, pushing two waves of minions, and then switching back allows top laners to catch their breath.

"We can't trade. We need to take the dragon. You can use your ultimate to shoot Ryze and see if you can kill him." Doinb shook his head again and refused.

Putting aside other aspects, Doinb's understanding of the game is truly unquestionable.

The Renekton is completely useless against Quinn. JDG must take the dragon if they want to win this game.

The more dragons you secure, the greater the boost to your late-game team fight power.

"Alright, alright!" Green Hair nodded mindlessly.

"I'll find an opportunity to shoot an arrow," LokeN said, retreating into the shadows before shooting an arrow at Ryze in the mid lane.

The icy magic crystal arrow traversed half the canyon, finally flying precisely towards Ryze.

In order to make Ryze get hit by the arrow, the plane deliberately kept turning around so that Ryze would hit it and create distance.

Boom! ! !

Scout's attention was completely focused on the plane, and he didn't notice the Ashe ultimate flying down from below. He didn't even have time to use Flash before being accurately hit by the ultimate.

"Nice!!!" Doinb immediately used W to rush to Ryze's side, intending to unleash his full damage output and, together with Ashe's ultimate, further reduce Ryze's already low health.

Doinb understood perfectly that with his current equipment, he most likely wouldn't be able to kill Ryze.

Even if this wave can't kill Ryze, it must at least reduce Ryze's health to force him to return to base.

Once you secure lane priority in the mid lane, you can look for opportunities to take the dragon.

You can move the plane's W to the minion wave to prevent the plane's R from being blocked by the minions.

When using R to reduce Ryze's health, he was blinded.

Quinn is here again?

"Holy crap!" Doinb was truly on the verge of exploding at this moment: "Maya, wanna play?"

The plane used its W ability and wasn't afraid to trade blows with Ryze alone. Ryze had to escape immediately, otherwise he might die from the plane's continuous damage.

But if Quinn arrives, then Ryze's damage output will be supplemented by Quinn.

It's a 2v1 situation, and the plane can't kill Ryze instantly.

Doinb could only turn and run, but Ryze flashed and used a combo to control the plane.

Flash is still on cooldown, and W skill is also on cooldown, so the plane has no way to escape.

Quinn went back to base this time and even built Bilgewater's Scimitar, using its active effect to slow down Ryze.

Under the pursuit of the two, the plane was killed again, and this time the kill went to Ryze.

EDG's Scout (Rune Mage) has killed JDG's Doinb (Heroic Bomber)!!!

"Ouch...Maya..." Doinb's shout of Maya this time lacked passion and sounded very weak.

In order to unleash her ultimate ability, Ashe released a wave of minions.

Sejuani immediately took the tower with Kalista and Thresh, but was killed by Ashe.

As for excavators?

He's setting up vision control in the top half of the map.

While the crocodile couldn't kill Quinn, it could easily take down characters like Kalista and Ryze.

Xinyi was still communicating with Kabe about taking the Rift Herald to prevent EDG from gaining a push advantage.

The simultaneous deaths of both the Ice Blast and the Plane basically mean that the game has entered garbage time.

JDG was supposed to carry the team in team fights this game, but they died twice early on, completely disrupting their development rhythm.

If EDG gets a late-game composition, they can slowly and steadily compete with JDG, but EDG's composition is inherently an early-to-mid-game offensive one.

After EDG secured the Rift Herald, they moved their bot lane duo to the top lane and destroyed the top lane turret. Then, together with Ryze in the mid lane, they used the Rift Herald to knock down JDG's mid lane turret.

Quinn, on the other hand, clears minion waves all over the map, and then provides support after clearing the minion waves.

JDG is always outnumbered in front of the enemy, and if they are outnumbered, it means they are losing minion waves.

In the second wave, JDG, armed with explosives, wanted to engage EDG in a decisive battle, but EDG chose to evade.

Then, taking advantage of the 20-minute mark, when the plane had no explosives left, they successfully secured the Baron.

EDG's lineup features two marksmen, making them incredibly fast at taking down Baron Nashor.

EDG successfully destroyed JDG's base crystal in 28 minutes of the game.

EDG毕竟是积分8-0的队伍，而JDG则是1-8的队伍，一共打了九个Bo3却只赢了一个Bo3，两者的实力根本就不在一个层次。

After being completely overwhelmed by EDG in the first game, JDG was even more vulnerable in the second game. They were repeatedly solo-killed from the laning phase onwards, as if they had completely forgotten how to play the game.

In the end, EDG easily won 2-0, securing victory in this best-of-three series.

After securing the victory, Zet was invited to participate in the post-match interview.

The host asked Zet a series of questions, which Zet answered fluently and with great humility.

Although EDG now has substitutes for their jungler and top laner.

However, Zhou Hanyang is just too overpowered. Unless he does something outrageous or outrageous, EDG will never bench him.

As for jungling?

With Zhou Hanyang on the field, who else can play jungle besides Mingkai?

Ueno's substitutes are practically nonexistent.

The only real competition is in the bot lane.

At this critical juncture, Zet naturally kept a low profile.

After completing all the procedures, the EDG team returned to the club.

After sitting on the bench, lazy dog ​​Iboy has finally learned his lesson.

After the review, I obediently returned to my seat and started practicing Rnak!

Seeing this, Zhou Hanyang, Mingkai, and Meiko couldn't help but laugh.

Everyone has their off days, and it's perfectly understandable to take a break and slack off.

Everyone else at least tried to cover it up, but Iboy didn't try to cover it up at all. He learned his lesson after being taught a lesson.

[Dear readers, please give me some free electricity! I'm begging you! I didn't even meet my basic requirements last month, and I got docked pay! Damn it! Waaaaah...]