League: Educating LPL is my duty.

The top lane was about to become the location of the first small-scale collision in this match, and the director wisely fixed the camera on that spot.

As Karma led the minion wave across the middle of the river, both junglers took their positions first.

The factory manager hid in the top lane bush, quietly waiting for G2 to make their move, while Mithy hid in the tri-bush, waiting for LeBlanc to come online.

Because LeBlanc recalled to base and went back to lane first, Li Chen had only just reached his own top lane second tower when Perkz reached the top lane first tower.

Once the mid and jungle were in position, G2 had no intention of waiting any longer. Lee Sin started to flank from behind the river, while LeBlanc came out directly from the lane.

Scout felt a chill run down his spine when he saw the Enchantress emerge.

G2 played a really sneaky move. They made the bot lane duo recall first and then showed up in the bot lane. If no one warned them, they would really think that the top laner would be Malphite.

Surprised as he was, Scout didn't hesitate and quickly cast his E skill to run away.

Li Chen hasn't arrived yet; he needs to stall for time.

"Don't let him get away!"

Perkz had already lost too much in the early game, and now Li Chen had already outfarmed him by nineteen CS in less than five minutes. In order to catch up in development, he was determined to get the first blood.

So he immediately used W to step forward and close the distance, then used his Q skill to mark Karma.

On the other side, Trick finally seized the opportunity and, not wanting to cause any further trouble, decisively used his ward-hopping E-flash to quickly get to Karma's side and apply a slow.

Scout used Flash to create distance, but Perkz immediately followed with Flash and E, precisely locking onto Karma with his chain, triggering the passive mark and Thunderlord's Decree applied by his Q skill, instantly reducing Karma's health significantly.

At this moment, Scout moved left and right to dodge Lee Sin's skills, while using RW to create a second link between himself and LeBlanc.

Seeing that Karma had recovered some health, Perkz, worried that Trick would get impatient, quickly shouted, "Wait until I'm immobilized before attacking!"

Actually, even without his reminder, Trick played very steadily. He didn't use Q randomly; he just waited for Karma to be pinned down by LeBlanc's chains.

The chain of the Enchantress has a 1.5-second delay before triggering, and Scout ran into a patch of grass just in time for the chain to trigger.

"Hehe, you can't escape, buddy!"

Trick chuckled and threw a white, unidentified object in the direction Karma was frozen.

Duang!

With the sound of a skill hitting, the Lee Sin skill successfully landed on someone and revealed vision in the bush.

Perkz was the first to react, his expression tightening: "Something's wrong, how come Nunu is here? It seems like we've been ambushed."

However, he said it too late.

To save time, Trick pressed the second Q button repeatedly without thinking. By the time he realized there was a Nunu in the bush, he had already been sent flying.

"Hold them! They both don't have Flash, we can kill them!" Li Chen frantically sent signals. If they could just keep the two of them in this wave, G2's top, mid, and jungle would be completely ruined.

As for the bot lane duo, a female police officer who failed to establish a tower-pushing rhythm in the early game is practically doomed.

The factory manager cast W on Scout and activated E to move forward, both to draw fire for Scout and to keep the enemy in place.

Lee Sin was slowed by the E skill Nunu, and without any mobility skills, he couldn't create any distance.

The situation was critical. After quickly assessing the situation, Trick said, "Perkz can't run away. Keep fighting. The two of us can win."

Although Perkz hadn't fled yet, he was prepared to fight and retreat. He glanced at the mid lane and said, "I'm worried Jayce is here too. Judging by the time, Jayce should be online by now."

"If you run away, I'm gone. If I trade with Karma, I won't lose anything even if I die." Trick moved towards LeBlanc Karma while auto-attacking, his only goal now was to trade one of them.

Perkz thought it made sense, so he chose to follow the Lee Sin and move forward.

However, Scout's time being imprisoned by LeBlanc had ended, and he didn't retreat all the way back because he was confident that the two of them couldn't kill him.

LeBlanc's skills are all on cooldown now, so she won't be able to deal much damage for a while. Lee Sin's Q was also blocked by Clearlove. He can still hold his own against the two's auto-attacks.

Two seconds later, LeBlanc's second Q skill was off cooldown, and she threw the mark at Karma, the damage pushing Karma's health down again, bringing her close to the kill threshold.

However, Lee Sin was also in a bad situation. He was chased and attacked by Nunu for a long time, and then took a Q skill and two auto attacks from Karma, reducing his health to half.

But now his E skill is almost ready. After three seconds of cooldown, Trick only needs to land one last hit, and with LeBlanc's auto-attack, it will be enough to take down Karma. At that time, he can also poke LeBlanc to retreat.

Another second passed, and just as Trick's finger was on the E key, fantasizing that this gank would earn him First Blood, a shockwave appeared, completely shattering his fantasy.

Li Chen finally arrived at the scene, controlling Jayce to appear from under the tower, using a long-range QE combo to activate W and switch to hammer form, then followed up with Q-flash to jump onto Lee Sin's head.

Without any mobility skills, Lee Sin simply cannot dodge Jayce's Thunder Clap combo.

QEWRQ flash WAA...

Don't ask why Li Chen only auto-attacked twice, because the Blind Monk didn't last until he got to auto-attack a third time before collapsing.

Not satisfied with instantly defeating Jayce, Li Chen set his sights on LeBlanc.

Perkz looked at the corpse of Trick, who had been instantly killed, and retreated without saying a word.

Although Karma only had one hundred drops of health left, those one hundred drops were practically a lifetime for him; he would never encounter them again. If he ran too slowly, he would be left behind as well.

Ultimately, due to the lack of crowd control abilities, Perkz managed to escape, but this no longer affected the overall situation.

G2 had meticulously planned this, with LeBlanc losing minions and calling for reinforcements in advance, but in the end they got nothing and even gave away first blood to their jungler, which basically meant the game was over.

However, Li Chen didn't waste time online with LeBlanc, as it was pointless; it's not easy for a LeBlanc with W to get ahead.

So after pushing the top lane minions under the tower, Li Chen and Clearlove grouped up and went into G2's jungle to clear it, while also observing whether G2 would continue to switch lanes.

If G2 plans to switch lanes again, Li Chen wouldn't mind following suit. As long as he lanes against LeBlanc and lets Karma farm the Krugs, EDG won't lose.