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

“Hey little brat, talk to me! How cool is your wild daddy?” In EDG’s team voice chat, Mingkai’s gaze fell on Zhou Hanyang’s face.

Recently, Mingkai has been relentlessly attacked and criticized by Zhou Hanyang, and he's been holding back his anger for a long time.

Unfortunately, they were outmatched in strength and lacked confidence when refuting others.

Today I finally got my revenge.

"Stop barking, stop barking!" Zhou Hanyang said irritably. "Those who know you know you're a professional League of Legends player. Those who don't might think you're a marathon runner."

Mingkai's smile froze on his face.

Finally, he tilted his head and sneered, "Ha! Just tell me, did you kill him or not?"

"Kill them! Kill them!" Zhou Hanyang agreed wholeheartedly, nodding repeatedly in a serious tone.

"That works, doesn't it?" Mingkai immediately became smug.

"I didn't expect that!" Zhou Hanyang sighed immediately, and said sarcastically:

"Esports is not about skill, but about marathons! I wonder what the Flash Wolves players would think if they knew they were defeated by marathon runners."

"Pfft... Hahahahahahahahaha!" Meiko couldn't hold back any longer and burst into laughter.

Everyone was already used to Mingkai and Zhou Hanyang's daily bickering.

What a sight: a horse galloping like an arrow, carrying a pig on its back, three people sharing one pig...

Meiko was used to all of this and never smiled normally.

But Meiko really couldn't hold back when she was defeated by a marathon runner.

Scout and Zet are, after all, two Korean brands.

Scout could barely understand some of it, but Zet really couldn't understand such a complicated conversation.

They didn't quite understand what Zhou Hanyang was saying, but seeing the expressions on the three people's faces, they knew that Zhou Hanyang was definitely teasing Mingkai again.

He immediately burst into laughter as well.

“You laugh at your ‘that’…” Mingkai glared angrily at Tianye.

"Sorry, sorry!" Meiko quickly waved her hand and apologized.

"After the match against SKT, I must say in the post-match interview, 'Mingkai said, what's the S championship? If you're so capable, let's have a marathon!'" Zhou Hanyang chuckled.

Mingkai's forehead veins bulged and his face turned completely red as he completed a triple jump!

Mingkai—Ankai—Hongkai.

Meiko, who had just promised not to laugh, couldn't help but burst into laughter again.

Fortunately, the bot lane duo had just returned to base, otherwise the enemy might have found an opportunity.

Lee Sin made two consecutive ganks, putting Flash Wolves at a huge disadvantage in both the top and bottom lanes.

Graves is a jungler who is not easy to gank in the early game.

If Peanut were to come, he would definitely find opportunities to counter-jungle or gank.

But Karsa, like Mingkai, is a jungler who doesn't have the soul of a jungle carry and is more like a miracle worker, wandering around the map like a dream.

EDG gained an advantage in the top lane, took down the Rift Herald, and destroyed the top lane's first tower.

With the outer turret on the top lane falling, Lucian and Lee Sin began invading the Flash Wolves' upper jungle.

Taking advantage of Lucian's strengths, Lee Sin stole Graves's Krugs and the F6 camp!

After Lucian pushed the top lane minion wave, he and Lee Sin put pressure on the mid lane!

Flash Wolves have no choice but to gank!

Graves and Taliyah tried a four-man gank on the bottom lane, but Rumble and Kalista were too strong.

Rumble's ultimate ability completely restricts three people besides Graves.

Rock finch, mouse, grasshopper...

After all, none of them were displaced.

What's more, there was also a Karma who had built an Ardent Censer, who teleported to the bottom lane and shielded Kalista.

In a 3v4 situation, they even managed to achieve a 2-for-1 exchange.

The rat's damage is too low in the early game, especially since it doesn't have an incense burner yet.

Malzahar used Flash and his ultimate to lock onto Kalista, intending for Taliyah and Graves to follow up with their abilities and instantly kill Kalista.

However, before being locked in, Zet's Kalista recalled Rumble's ultimate ability.

Rumble then precisely rammed into Malzahar, whose shield was still on cooldown, interrupting his ultimate.

After Karma teleports down, she applies an Ardent Censer shield, and Kalista heals herself, immediately launching a counter-attack.

Rambo gave his life to save Grasshopper and Taliyah.

Both Graves and Twitch used Flash to escape.

Of course, EDG's mid, bot, and support players also used all their summoner spells.

Aside from Taliyah, who was doomed and didn't use Flash, all of Flash Wolves' summoners also used it.

It's like they lost out to their maternal grandparents.

While the bottom lane secured a 2-for-1 trade, EDG's top laner found an opportunity to severely deplete the health of the mid lane turret.

After returning home, Karma and Rumble went to the mid lane and depleted the mid lane turret's last bit of health.

Faced with EDG's strong lineup, Flash Wolves' late-game composition was simply no match for them at this point.

After taking down the mid-lane turret, Rumble and Karma began to settle in the Flash Wolves' jungle with Lee Sin.

He entrusted all of his own toads and stone beetles to Lucian.

The two sides traded kills several times in the jungle, but Flash Wolves did not gain any advantage.

After all, a well-equipped Lee Sin deals just too much damage.

Besides Galio!

Graves, Taliyah, Twitch, Malzahar – basically, one RQQ combo plus a little more damage is enough to kill them instantly.

Furthermore, Karma can shield Lee Sin, while Rumble can deal additional damage.

In just over 23 minutes, Lee Sin had already completed three items, including the jungle item.

Warrior jungle item, Black Cleaver, Maw of Malmortius, plus Ninja Tabi!

Lee Sin has completely transformed into the jungle Urgot, walking sideways the entire time.

After forcing Flash Wolves to lose vision several times, EDG chose to force a team fight at Baron Nashor.

Flash Wolves had no choice but to come and meet them.

Logically speaking, they shouldn't have accepted this group at this time.

After all, their lineup is a late-game composition; as long as they can drag the game out, they will win.

The problem is, they've fallen too far behind.

The economy was already 6000 points behind in just 25 minutes.

If EDG manages to secure Baron Nashor again, their economic disadvantage will approach 10,000.

Such a large economic disadvantage can completely compensate for EDG's weakness in the late game due to its early-game lineup.

Therefore, Flash Wolves had no choice but to engage in this Baron fight!

Of course, the main reason they dared to engage in this team fight was that EDG's lineup lacked a frontline and initiation capabilities.

As long as they don't initiate, EDG has no way to initiate a team fight.

All they need to do is prevent EDG from taking Baron Nashor.

After establishing vision in the bushes above the Baron pit and next to the Red Buff, the Flash Wolves grouped up and rushed towards the Baron pit.

Just as Flash Wolves arrived, Lee Sin used his W skill to ward-hop to the tri-bush near the top lane.

Then Q Stone Beetle arrived at the Stone Beetle Camp and walked close to the upper wall!

Using the cover to avoid the vision in the bushes next to the red buff, I arrived behind the wall opposite the red buff camp.

At this moment, the director noticed the position of the Blind Monk and specially split the screen to give him a shot.

"Wow? How did the Blind Monk get to this spot?" The doll's attention had been focused on the front, and she widened her eyes when she saw this.

"The factory manager's classic vision control, Lee Sin perfectly avoided Flash Wolves' vision! Great, great, that was awesome!" Miller shouted excitedly.

The audience erupted in gasps of surprise!

The Blind Monk detonated the Blast Cone, which bounced right into the bush next to F6.

Lee Sin once again used vision control to land his Q on the F6 camp, arriving at the F6 camp.

At this moment, with the buff from Karma's E skill, the EDG team charged aggressively towards the five Flash Wolves.

Lightning Wolf immediately retreated!

Suddenly, a decorative eye appeared on the path near the river in F6.

Lee Sin used his ward hop and W again!

The five members of Flash Wolves retreated right into Lee Sin's face.

The moment the Blind Monk appeared behind them, the entire Flash Wolves team went completely mad.

Blind Monk...

Why does it appear here?

Isn't our jungle all vision?

Before they could think any further, the blind monk raised his big foot high.

R skill - Dragon Tail Sweep!

One warehouse!!!

The blind monk kicked the rat in the face, and at the same time, all three people except for the grasshopper were knocked away.

Malzahar immediately used his ultimate to lock down Lee Sin, but Kalista flashed ahead with a whoosh.

Rambo flew out of the skateboard shoe and knocked all five Flash Wolves members away again.

At the same time, it interrupted the grasshopper's ultimate move.

The moment he regained control, the Lee Sin ran towards the mid lane without looking back.

Fortunately, the remaining four members of EDG were putting all their effort into the game.

Karma's RQ! Rumble's ultimate! Lucian's ultimate! Kalista's QE!

All of EDG's skills were unleashed on the five Flash Wolves players.

In the blink of an eye, the Lightning Wolves, who were trapped like turtles in a jar, had their health melted, and one after another, they fell to the ground, with bursts of killing sounds ringing out.

Staring at the black screen, all five members of the Flash Wolves slumped into their chairs, their expressions as dark and terrifying as if they had eaten shit.

Their cameras were all focused on the blind monk!

No, man!

Why should he?

To be defeated by a cowardly Lee Sin who knew to run away immediately and used such an insulting method is truly disgusting!

[Bonus chapter! This game was basically ruined by unconventional strategies! From the pre-game draft to the gameplay itself, everything was out of our control. Like 1557, there's not much strategic depth to write about! It ended quickly. I'll write about the specific matchups for the other games later!]