League: Educating LPL is my duty.

SSG acted swiftly; upon hearing Master An's command, the bottom lane immediately began to lay down the lane and retreat.

Since they didn't have much control of the line to begin with, their retreat now seems reasonable.

On EDG's side, Zet and Meiko, following Li Chen's instructions, quickly pushed forward, with both sides advancing and retreating in perfect coordination.

Master An was crouching in the tri-bush of the blue team's bottom lane, already showing signs of being ready to make a move.

"Ruler, find an opportunity to use your ultimate on Varus and force him to use Flash."

Upon hearing what Master An said, Ruler immediately began looking for an opportunity.

However, unseen by SSG, Lucian had already quietly entered the bottom bush of the red team's bot lane and was approaching the middle bush.

Everything in the world is tied to a single arrow!

As the Ice Queen beneath the tower drew her bow and fired a massive magical crystal arrow, the conflict in the bottom lane officially began.

Zet had anticipated this, keeping his finger on Flash but not pressing it.

"Don't use Flash when Ashe uses her ultimate. The prince has just moved, and there's not enough time for them to kill you instantly." Li Chen instructed Zet before Ashe used her ultimate, based on a precise calculation of the damage and health of both sides.

When Master An, who was hiding in the triangular bushes, saw Han Bing draw his bow, he immediately left the bushes and rushed towards the position behind Zet and the other two.

Meiko held onto her E skill but didn't use it; she only used Ashe's Q skill in an attempt to disrupt the opponent's damage output.

On the LCK commentary stage, watching SSG launch an attack on EDG's bottom lane, the "Roaring Emperor's" face had completely darkened.

"No, Master Ahn! This is EDG's trap! Lucian in the top lane hasn't shown up yet. We can't make a move now!"

"It's getting late. Varus was rooted to the spot by Ashe's ultimate. Lulu and Ashe started dealing damage. Ambition then arrived and placed a ward in place. Syndra used Teleport. Jarvan IV made his move, using EQ Flash to knock up both Varus and Karma."

There's another teleport, it's Taliyah. Taliyah didn't use her ultimate to support, she might need to use it to split the battlefield later. Can she burst down the bot lane duo? Lucian is hiding in the mid bush, let's go in and take a look. Anyone want to go in and check?

The commentator's voice was trembling with tears. SSG's damage was being directed at the bottom lane duo, but the real threat was Lucian hiding in the bushes.

The Roaring Emperor shouted, "The Prince's ultimate covered Varus. Varus's health was very low. He used Flash and Heal to retreat, but he was still slowed by Ashe. Karma activated her E and R, but Exhaust hadn't been used yet. Lulu used Exhaust on Karma."

Lucian hasn't made a move yet, he's still hiding. He's a very patient hunter. Can we kill Varus first? Syndra landed, Varus anticipated and used his ultimate, but Syndra dodged it with Flash. Syndra then used her QE combo to kill Varus. So…”

Seeing that SSG had used all their key skills, Li Chen finally stopped holding back and fired his W skill, hitting both Ashe and Lulu at the same time.

WAQAEAR is set to ignite.

No one expected Li Chen to suddenly emerge from the bush. Before anyone in SSG could react, Lulu had already been instantly killed by Li Chen, without even having time to use her ultimate.

The ultimate ability, Holy Lance, struck Ashe, and Ruler's small frame couldn't withstand it, forcing him to use Flash to escape.

But Li Chen didn't hesitate and immediately flashed to follow up, using his remaining ultimate skill to finish off Hanbing.

At this moment, Master An finally managed to speak: "What are you doing here, Lucian? Cuvee, what are you doing? Attack Karma first, attack Karma."

Despite the chaotic situation, Master An made the right choice this time.

He knew that he and Syndra's damage output was no longer enough to kill Lucian, so he set his sights on Karma, who was already low on health.

The best outcome for SSG right now is to kill Karma, and then either he or Syndra can escape, resulting in a three-for-two trade.

But Li Chen and Scout obviously wouldn't agree. When Syndra used her ultimate to kill Karma, Taliyah finally landed and used her ultimate to block Syndra and Jarvan IV's route to the red team's tower.

Without any mobility skills, the two are left to face a double attack from Lucian and Taliyah.

However, at this time, the Prince and Syndra's skills were all on cooldown, while Taliyah's skills were all available. Coupled with the equipment gap, the outcome was predictable.

Li Chen took the initiative to absorb a breath of blood from the Prince, then unleashed two basic attacks, using his positioning to block the Prince's EQ retreat route. Taliyah then scattered a rock formation, using her Q skill in conjunction with her W to push the Prince's health down to the execution threshold.

With a single shot, the prince was taken down, leaving Syndra with nowhere to run and only able to stall for time.

The Roaring Emperor's voice was mournful: "Master An was taken down by Lucian, and Syndra had a hard time escaping. Facing EDG's top and mid laners, his health dropped very quickly. He had no chance to struggle and was still killed by Lucian."

Suddenly, the camera panned to the top lane, where a bloated drunkard suddenly dashed and stunned Gnar, then unleashed a combo to reduce Gnar's health, finally finishing him off with a single ultimate after Gnar used Flash.

At this point, a level 4 Nar is less durable than an artilleryman and is roughly equivalent to a melee soldier.

Destroy the group!

"It's over. SSG has no hope of turning this game around. Lucian got a quadra kill, and the bottom lane turret will probably be pushed down by him and Taliyah. Taliyah might even have to give up the turret gold..."

Even from God's perspective, Roaring Emperor had no idea how to proceed with this game. Lucian already had enough money to make a down payment on Black Cleaver, and he would soon become the tankiest and highest damage dealer in the entire game.

How do we fight this?

[Damn it, what kind of play is this? The entire SSG team is full of idiots.]

[The problem clearly lies with the top laner; SSG should have kept Cuvée in Taiwan.]

Swim back! I'll send you a truck!

[Damn god_C, why does he always beat our team?]

Compared to the intense chat in the LCK livestream, SSG's in-game communication seemed unusually quiet.

This four-man gank on the bottom lane is their last chance. They want to secure the kill on the bottom laner, disrupt Varus's development, and ideally, take one or two more kills from the reinforcements. That would be the best outcome.

But now, a five-for-two exchange has shattered their last illusions.

When the game reaches this point, nothing you say matters anymore; it's a complete stomp, and there's no chance to fight back.

Unless they can pull off a miraculous team fight where Jarvan IV lands his ultimate on five enemies, Syndra pushes five enemies with her EQ combo, and Gnar lands his ultimate on five enemies.

The problem is that Gnar is only level four right now. Even if EDG just stands still and lets them attack, they can't pull off that kind of play.

Master An opened the scoreboard and looked at Gnar's stats, growing angrier with each passing thought: "Damn it, Cuvee, there's definitely something wrong with his thinking. I have to give him a good talking-to when we get back!"