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

"Huh? What does this mean? Did Lee Sin bring the wrong skill? Why did he bring Ghost?" The child was full of questions.

"The threat of Ghost is too low? This EDG lineup relies entirely on Lee Sin to initiate team fights!"

"Perhaps EDG has prepared some special strategy for this game. Ever since Attack came out, EDG has always managed to pull out some surprising and innovative tactics!"

Miller shook his head slightly, not optimistic, but still tried to smooth things over for EDG: "Hopefully, EDG can continue their previous performance and once again impress us."

"A Lee Sin with Ghost? Are you playing a beginner's tutorial?"

"Newbie training? Newbie training is all about healing, who's going to bring sprint?"

"Sprinting dogs are the lowest class of dogs!"

"A Lee Sin with Ghost Spell actually appeared at the World Championship! That's incredible!"

"Even a Silver-ranked player would have to AFK if they encountered a blind player like this."

"Silver rank? I can't even accept Bronze rank."

"I, a 'plastic' level player, refuse to accept this!"

……

Nobody had a high opinion of Mingkai's Lee Sin with Speed.

The Flash Wolves all burst into laughter, feeling that this round was in the bag.

The SKT members shook their heads and sneered before leaving.

From most perspectives, EDG's chances in this game are already slim.

"Mingkai, prove to everyone who is the world's number one jungler!" Zhou Hanyang couldn't help but tease during EDG's team voice chat.

"The world's best jungler? No! The world's best Lee Sin should be!" Meiko immediately chimed in.

"Shut up! All you do is be sarcastic!" Mingkai said irritably, his face dark.

"Hahahahaha..."

Amidst the laughter of the crowd, both sides stepped out to their positions.

Flash Wolves' late-game lineup had no intention of engaging in level 1 team fights.

They chose to help the jungler start with blue buff in the bottom lane, letting the bottom lane tank the pressure themselves.

Graves should quickly reach level 4 and coordinate with Galio to look for opportunities to force Lucian to use Flash.

The enemy team has a top laner, an AD carry, and crowd control, so the jungler will definitely farm top lane.

The EDG bot lane duo, who were originally supposed to go online early and secure lane priority at level 2, also chose to help Lee Sin clear the jungle.

In this version, F6 refreshes earlier than the Red Buff.

F6是1分38秒，而双Buff则是1分40秒。

Therefore, many junglers choose to start with F6!

When the F6 spawned, Lee Sin started attacking it, and Karma even gave the F6 a RQ combo!

After Lee Sin quickly used Smite to take down the F6 camp, he turned around and went to the Red Buff. The bot lane duo had already helped Lee Sin reduce the Red Buff's health by one-third.

Lee Sin used his Q to take over the red buff and fight it himself, while the bot lane duo rushed to their lane.

Upon noticing that EDG's bot lane duo hadn't logged in immediately, Flash Wolves' support player, SwordArt, noticed...

It was SwordArt, the support player for SN, the runner-up in S10, who marked the bottom lane minion wave and said, "Lee Sin, rush to level 4 and farm up, watch out for his counter-gank!"

"Okay," Karsa said, indicating that she understood.

Both teams' bot lane duos arrived almost simultaneously, and Flash Wolves originally had no intention of engaging.

However, upon seeing that Rambo had lost nearly a fifth of his health, SwordArt's eyes suddenly lit up: "We can get him to level 2! Let's get him to level 2 quickly!"

AD carry Betty immediately started fast-attacking minions, and the Twitch even learned to use W and threw it into the minion wave.

Although their bot lane is indeed a disadvantageous combination, if they can secure the right to level up to level 2 first, they can counter EDG's bot lane duo.

When Flash Wolves started to contest level 2 in the bottom lane, EDG also showed a similar attitude of not being outdone.

However, they still failed to secure the priority of number 2 and had to retreat.

Flash Wolves' bot lane duo is a sight to behold. They secured level 2 first, which will help them get through the toughest part of the early game and make the laning phase much easier.

But from God's perspective, Mingkai's Lee Sin had already circled around to the river grass at this point.

"Huh? Lee Sin actually chose to gank bot lane at level 2?" Wawa's vision went black: "Won't Graves definitely go into Lee Sin's jungle early game?"

"Let's see if this wave works. How can a Lee Sin gank without Flash?" Miller also expressed his incomprehension.

The barrage of comments was filled with 4396, 7777, and a string of question marks.

EDG's bot lane duo retreated, while Flash Wolves' bot lane duo naturally pushed forward.

"Make your move!" Mingkai said immediately when he saw them pressing forward.

As soon as he finished speaking, Mingkai sped out of the river in his sprinter.

When they saw the Blind Monk suddenly emerge from the river grass, both Betty and SwordArt were stunned.

No, man!

You're playing Lee Sin and you actually ganked bot lane at level 2?

Mingkai's timing was excellent. At that time, although Flash Wolves had secured the right to level 2, they had not yet reached level 2.

They need to push EDG's bot lane duo out of the experience zone at this moment!

The blind monk activated his speed boost and charged towards the rat.

Betty was originally thinking of repositioning herself to dodge Lee Sin's Q skill.

As a result, the Blind Monk showed no intention of using his Q skill and simply ran straight towards him.

Betty's forehead was covered in question marks.

Not buddy!

Did you not learn Q when you reached level 2 Lee Sin?

In order to secure 2 kills, the rat learned the W skill, Poison Barrel, at level 1. At this time, it was still on cooldown, and the rat was completely helpless against Lee Sin's approach.

Before he could think any further, the blind monk rushed towards the rat's face.

Lee Sin's E skill, Thunderstrike, slams the ground, unleashing shockwaves. After hitting Twitch, Lee Sin immediately uses Bonebreaker to slow him down.

Red Buff Lee Sin chases Twitch and keeps auto-attacking to prevent the slow effect from disappearing.

After the mouse was slowed down, Rambo and Skateboards caught up.

Rumble kept using his abilities to secure the second kill, and at that moment, Huang Wen landed an E skill, a harpoon, that precisely hit Rumble, applying another slow.

Skate shoes are like a mouse constantly stacking spears with basic attacks!

Seeing this, Betty felt a chill run down her spine, and she couldn't help but scream inwardly.

Go for Q!

You play Q!

You should just play Q already!

If he had just used Flash to dodge Lee Sin's Q skill, he could have escaped.

But to Betty's surprise, the Lee Sin showed no intention of using his Q and kept chasing the rat with auto-attacks!

When the rat's health was chased down to below half and the Lee Sin still hadn't used his Q, Betty finally couldn't help but yell, "You fucking use Q already!!!"

The rat's health was below half, and the skateboard shoes were covered in spears. At this point, even if he used his dodge, he couldn't escape.

It's better to just die and use Flash to deal with the upcoming ganks!

Betty's shout startled everyone in the Flash Wolves, who all looked at him with confusion.

"Don't get excited, don't get excited!" Karsa couldn't help but comfort her.

"This Lee Sin doesn't even use Q!" Betty pointed at the screen, her face dark with anger, and said, "He auto-attacked me to death!"

As he spoke, a kill signal echoed throughout the canyon.

FirstBlood!!

EDG_Clearlove7 (Lee Sin) killed FW_Betty (Typhoon)!!!

The skateboarder calculated the damage and pulled out his spear in advance, allowing the Lee Sin to kill the rat.

Lee Sin didn't use his Q skill until the very end!

Even after killing someone, the Blind Monk's Ghost ability hadn't disappeared yet.

The blind monk, relying on his sprint, charged towards the stone beetle without stopping.

Everyone was completely dumbfounded upon seeing this.

Huni from SKT couldn't help but complain: "What the hell? Lee Sin can be played like this? How did they manage to turn a champion with an infinitely high skill ceiling into a Trundle or Tryndamere???"

And it wasn't until this moment that the cheers from the audience, penetrating the noise barrier of the headphones, could be heard.

Mingkai, who had been wearing a dark expression, finally revealed a wicked smile.

As long as I don't use Q, my Q will never be empty!

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